Karen Lowery Memorial Page

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In loving memory

Karen Lowery

October 15, 1957 – May 8, 2020

Karen Lowery, 62, passed away on May 8. Karen is survived by her children Tiffanie (Donald) Taylor, Darryl, Dumont, and Damon; her brothers Kevin (Marcia) and Kermit (Karen); and many loving grandchildren, great-grandchildren, nieces, nephews, aunts, uncles, cousins, and friends. Karen was preceded in death by her parents Oslet and Osceola, as well as her brother Kent.

Karen truly brought her family together with her big heart and personality. It was impossible to miss her at family gatherings – she would always make it known that she had arrived. Karen consistently put others above herself, generously sharing her time with her family, her church, and her community. Karen loved travel and living life, whether it was by spending an afternoon at the casino or taking a family trip down to Florida. Karen will be deeply missed by all those who were touched by her friendly, giving spirit.

Donations in Karen’s name are welcome to Ohio Cancer Research.

Memorial Ceremony

Saturday, May 16, 2020
1:00 P.M., Eastern Time

Please join us for a memorial ceremony to honor Karen’s life.

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Memories

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Cheryl Maupin from Bedford Heights wrote on June 2, 2020

Karen was a beautiful person inside and outside. Her light constantly shined with her family, friends, enemies, and strangers alike. She looked at people as children of God just as she was. She testified of God’s love whenever the opportunity presented. Karen will always be remembered as a kind and loving mother. Fun loving with her children and grandchildren and family and friends. Feistiness was very familiar to Karen and it added so much to her personality. RIH. Love Cheryl

Iris from South Euclid wrote on May 24, 2020

Dear family
Please know thas you have my deepest sympathies. Tutter Is at rest now which should comfort you but when my mom passed it left a hole in my heart. Only time may make it easier. The love you all have for one another is evident in the pictures. Tutter was always a sweet easy going person. She has blessed you all with wonderful lov ing memories. Cling to one another. Help each other through. She is in your heart. The Lord loves her and you.He is waiting to comfort you day or night. Remember John 3:16 ♥️?♥️

JACQUELINE GRIFFIN from South Euclid wrote on May 19, 2020

We have experienced so much together as cousins, so many memories. One thing for certain, two things for sure, we always parted with me saying "I love you" and you answering, "I love you more and God loves you most." So rest in peace my little sister-cousin. I miss you like crazy. Thank you for sharing your mother with me after mine was gone. I will carry you in my heart until we meet again.

Laura James-Hunter from Fort Deposit wrote on May 16, 2020

May Our Father build a fence around each one of Karen's family member collectively and give comfort to during this difficult time. Rest Up my friend. I will always treasure our friendship. The type of friendship you offered me and so many other individuals just does not exist anymore. I want to personally thank you for all you contributed to the world. God Speed.

Tiffanie Taylor from Cuyahoga Falls wrote on May 15, 2020

My beautiful mother and best friend, I love and miss you! If love is as sweet as a flower, then my mother is that sweet flower of love. Love Gee gee.

Jonathan (Red) Salters from El Paso wrote on May 15, 2020

It is with great sorrow that Karen is no longer with us; but she shall be remembered for as long as I live and the family and people that had the chance to meet her. RIP lady; Friend and fellow Villager; may God cradle you in his arms!

Gloria Rhodes from Cleveland wrote on May 15, 2020

My Love and heart is with the family.Love all y'all?❤❤❤❤❤

Carmella Nelson from Akron wrote on May 14, 2020

Rest in Heaven beautiful lady. Thank you for your smiles and hugs. Your assertive nature ruled over bad situations. Thank you for being a friend. Fly high with the angels. ?❤

Marcia Sewell from Cleveland wrote on May 14, 2020

To my baby sitter Karen aka Tutter I will never ever in this life forget you. You will always be a part of me in a very positive way. I love you I'll miss you and let all are love ones know that they are all thought of every day. Fly away baby girl this is what you have been striving for to be with our Lord. Thank you Lord for loaning her to us for 62 years . She's home now and we are greatful. Big sis Marcia.

DEBORAH BERGMAN from YORBA LINDA wrote on May 14, 2020

Karen and me grew up together, best friends, actually. We had so much fun together. In school Karen was an "A" student, we didn't have too many classes together. But after school we hung out. I have so many good memories of Karen, mostly as a loyal friend.
I will miss our talks on the phone and messaging each other even though we were 3,ooo miles apart. But I know I'll see you again, old friend. But for now, I will miss you!
Love, Debbie

Donations

In lieu of flowers, Karen’s family has requested donations be made in her name to the Ohio Cancer Research.