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1936
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2021
Keith Lowe Obituary
Keith Lowe passed away on Thursday April 22, 2021. Keith was born on September 29, 1936 to Emma and Carlos Lowe in Nassau, Bahamas and attended the Queen's College in Nassau.
Keith met his wife Carolyn (who lived in Atlanta, Georgia) as a pen pal and after several years of communication they were finally able to meet in person in Atlanta. After two years of long distance correspondence and visits, they married in March of 1958 in Nassau and began their life together.
Keith worked for many years for the Pan American Corporation Headquarters in Nassau and was a long-time member of the Lions Club and Kiwanis Club. Over his many years at R.H. Curry he helped handle the many cruise ships at the Nassau port until the family moved to Florida in 1978. He was also the foreign Ambassador/Diplomat to Denmark for the Bahama Islands.
Once settled in Palm Beach Gardens, Keith worked for the Cove Travel Agency for many years and retired in 2010.
Keith is survived by his sons Mitch (Kelli) Lowe and Scott (Rita) Lowe, grandchildren Nicolas and Olivia and sister Janet Graham and a host of other relatives and friends.
A Memorial service will be held at a future date where family and friends can be together to celebrate Keith and Carolyn's lives.
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Pat Barnes
May 4, 2021
Keith and I worked together for a few years in the '70s at Cove Travel and kept in touch off and on after that. I was so sad that his wonderful wife Carolyn passed on last year and now she and Keith are together again. I know he's in heaven now making strong Bloody Mary's and conch salad and watching over his family and friends.
Helen L Webster
May 3, 2021
To you and Carolyn always in our memories....again we will meet.
Love, Helen and David
Las Vegas, NV
Helen and David Webster
May 2, 2021
Tara Derolf
May 1, 2021
Uncle Keith.....many wonderful holidays together as a family in Palm Beach. We were always invited and welcomed to Uncle Keith and Auntie Carolyn’s home. Great food and lots of laughter. Uncle Keith with quite the cut up so to speak and always made me laugh. I will miss him very much. But have fond memories of our many family times together. Much love and heartfelt prayers to my cousins and family.
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