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for Stanley Lowry
Brian Allison
October 25, 2008
I am so late in writing, but I just learned that Stan died. I did not know Stan well and at all. I met him while visiting my father at Forsyth Medical Center. There was a light in Stan that shown so brightly and he had the love of Christ that was so obvious. I am so deeply sorry for Stan`s family and I know that Stan is with Jesus Christ! You are very special, Stan!
Chris Charette
October 10, 2008
I didn't know Stan personally, but in the past 4 years my family and I have attended the Summit, we looked forward to seeing Stan's smile,his handshake, and hugs.I only learned of his passing this morning and am very sorry for the loss to us all.He was a very loving person,and a true example of Loving God, and Loving People.I will truely miss his smile, and rejoice with those who knew him best with the assurance that he is with our Lord. God bless you and may God give you strength and comfort, and know that we all have truley been touched by a good man.
Roland Kountangni
October 3, 2008
Although i work with stan for a short period of time at krispy kreme/RD he was a wouderful person and will be missed. our prayers are with you and yours during this difficult time. God Bless!!
Jean Mason
October 2, 2008
I have only met a few people in this life with the character, love, compassion and sense of humor that Stan had. He was a very dedicated husband to Debbe, father to Ashley, son to his Mom-Dot, and always a friend to all he met. Heaven is rejoicing with his arrival and Jesus is saying "well done my good and faithful servant". Debbe, Ashley and Dot, my prayers are with you always.
Todd Tanya & katelyn shelton
October 2, 2008
Dear Debbe & Ashley,
Please know that our thoughts and prayers are with you.
with much love
ricky&janet hunter
October 2, 2008
Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family at this time
Kathy Osborne
October 2, 2008
Three years I started attending The Summit because my daughter and son-in-law invited me. The reason I kept coming back was because of Stan and his encouraging words and gracious smile every Sunday. He always asked about my daughter, Kelly, and when Tyler, her son, was born he was thrilled. The last time I spoke to Stan he was with Tyler at the back of the church. In those 3 years, I have volunteered, joined a Journey Group and joined the church last month. I will never forget the wonderful Man that he was.
Ann Blackburn
October 2, 2008
Debbe and family, may you find peace in God and His power during this difficult time. Stan was more than just a co-worker here at Krispy Kreme. He greeted everyone with a big smile and hello everyday and he will be sorely missed. Stan made a big impression on me when I first came to Krispy Kreme. His friendliness and professionalism made me feel welcome, and I will never forget his kindness. I just know he is now greeting everyone in heaven with that big smile. Heaven is a better place today because of Stan's presence. Peace be with you.
Judith Armfield
October 2, 2008
Although we did not know Stan well, we met him at The Summit on several occasions, where he shared his memories of my mother, with whom he had worked at Krispy Kreme prior to her passing in 1994. We appreciate his kindness and his friendship with our son Chris and his family.
Mary Noel
October 2, 2008
I am so sorry to learn of Stan's passing. He was a wonderful person and dear friend when we worked together at Krispy Kreme. Please let me know if there is anything I can do for you.
Michelle Minor
October 2, 2008
Debbe, I am so sorry for your loss. Stan was a great guy. I am going to miss him on the softball field saying "bend at the knees, not at the waist" when a ball would go through someone's legs. Love you.
Chrystal Spaugh
October 2, 2008
Stan always had a smile and that will deeply be missed by his Krispy Kreme Family. May God give you comfort during this time.
Ruby Blakely
October 2, 2008
May Stan Be Never Forgotten, At
Krispy Kreme I Got To Experience The Knowledge Of Stan, He Was Great, May God Bless His Family and All Whom He Was In Contact With
In Christ
Ruby Blakely
Lou # 76
Diane Barnes
October 2, 2008
I was lucky enough to have worked for Stan at Krispy Kreme AND to play softball on his team. He was a wonderful individual! May God sustain you and your family with wonderful memories until you meet again. My prayers are with you and your family.
China Moore
October 1, 2008
Stan will be greatly missed by all. He was a great shining light for The Summit. He 's greeting in heaven now just like always.
Now he is looking into the face of Jesus.
My thoughts and prayers are with you.
Cathy Golding
October 1, 2008
Dear Debbie and Family,
We all loved Stan here at Krispy Kreme. He was always smiling and always on the go. Years ago, he would get us to do the sensory testing on the doughnuts and fillings at Ivy Avenue. You couldn't turn him down, not with that big smile of his.
May God Bless you in your time of sorrow.
Denise Smith
October 1, 2008
I haven't known Stan that long, almost a year now, but in that time I learned that he was a wonderful person. He gave me and my daughter a chance to start a new life and even invited us to church. He will definitely be missed by anyone who knew him. My heart goes out to the Lowry family and you are all in my prayers.
Tricia Underwood-Siano
October 1, 2008
My sisters, brother and I have known Stan most of our lives. He and my dad were friends threw Krispy Kreme, and had babysat us several times. He use to joke that if we acted up while he was watching us that he'd tape us up and lock us in the closet. He will be greatly missed from us and especially my mom & dad (David & Kathie Underwood). Our prayers go out to the family. God Bless.
Danielle Underwood-Bozarth
October 1, 2008
Our Thoughts and Prayers are with you. I was telling my kids how Stan used to babysit me and my brother and sisters when we were little. We always got to go to the Holiday Inn and go swimming. If we were bad he would tell us he was going to lock us in the closet. You will be missed...
Julie Underwood-Wiggins
October 1, 2008
My dad (David Underwood) worked with Stan at Krispy Kreme for 30 years. Stan use to watch us when we were little. He would lock us in the closet (ha). Stan you will be greatly missed.
Cathleen Allred
October 1, 2008
Our thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time. Stan was a good friend and man who will be deeply missed.
Michele Deal
October 1, 2008
Stan was a great person. He always had a smile and a hug. I will always remember him on softball field giving me a hard time for playing with Summit Black. I will miss him. I bet he already has a softball team and getting ready for the first game with that great BIG smile.
Bill Tschopp
October 1, 2008
Debbe and Family, my heart goes out to you at this time and in the days ahead. Stan was a good friend and boss over the many years we worked together. His Passing is a great loss to us, but a blessing in heaven.
David Warf
October 1, 2008
To Stan's family, I only had the pleasure of working with Stan for short time here at KKDC, I learned so much from him and enjoyed the times we shared experimenting on new products. We have lost a good man and an advocate for the bow-tie. Blessings to his family know we will miss him greatly.
martha wimmer
October 1, 2008
Our thoughts go out to the Lowry family.Stan was a good man ,and a pleasure to work with .He always had a smile and a good compliment for those he worked with .He was a respectable,and enjoyment to work with. he will be greatly missed.Sincerely Gracie,Martha,Angie (shop 004 &shop 101)
robert wilhelm
October 1, 2008
Nancy and I want to express our deepest sympathy. Stan will always remain in our thoughts, and we are thankful for the time we were able to spend together.
Karen Fishel
October 1, 2008
My thoughts and prayers are with your family. We at Krispy Kreme loved Stan and will deeply miss him.
Emily Kuhn West
October 1, 2008
Stan will be missed by so many. He was my first experience at the Summit church, and I looked forward to seeing him every Sunday. He was genuinely concerned with other people, and a completely selfless human being. I know he is in heaven and Im sure God has already given him the job of greeting everyone that comes in.
Rick Yokeley
October 1, 2008
To the Lowery Family,
I worked with Stan during the '80's and '90's at Krispy Kreme. Stan was fine man, always courteous, professional and willing to share his knowledge and skills for the betterment of Krispy Kreme.
I will keep you in my thoughts and prayers.
Bonnie Flynn
October 1, 2008
Stan was the light of The Summit. He always made you feel welcomed. It was always important to him to learn each and every name and shake each and every hand that he could. I can just see his smiling face and feel his hug right now. My, what he's first morning with Jesus watching the sun coming up must have been. Stan wants good memories and good thoughts to follow him now. He will always be with me in my heart as I know he will with many more. We miss you Stan.
Rodney Owens
October 1, 2008
May the love of friends and family carry you through your grief.
Denise Deems
October 1, 2008
My thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.
James & Christie Dunleavy and Family
October 1, 2008
Stan has always been a wonderful person and we loved to see him every Sunday. He will be missed, but we know he is with his creator now. Our prayers go out to his family and friends.
Chad Langham
October 1, 2008
My deepest sympathy to your family. I will miss Stans smile and hand shake and pat on the back as I am going into to Church on Sundays. He will be deeply missed. God Bless you all.
Michelle Cope
October 1, 2008
Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family at this time. All our love,
Barry, Michelle, Luke and Gage
Cope Family
Debbie Sexton
October 1, 2008
Debbie my heart goes out to you and your family. May God Bless and help you as you go through this difficult time. Stan is with the Lord and what a glorious time he must be having right now.
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