Graveside services for Lowell Carleton Brown will be 11 am Tuesday, September 9, 2008 at Oakhaven Memorial Gardens under direction of Musgrove-Merriott-Smith Funeral Service and Crematory. Pastor Dave Mewborne will officiate. Military honors will be provided by the United States Marines. Visitation will be 1-8 pm Monday. Family will greet friends 6-8 pm.
Lowell passed away at his home in Claremore on September 3, 2008, at the age of 73. The lifelong Claremore resident was born August 28, 1935, in Claremore, the son of Lowell O. Brown and Juanita Robertson Cook.
He was a 1952 graduate of Claremore High School and Northeastern State University. Lowell joined the United States Marines serving during the Korean conflict. He owned and operated Lowell Brown Properties in Claremore for 25 years.
Lowell was an active member and held all offices of the Elks Lodge for 37 years and was a past District Governor of Oklahoma Toastmasters. He umpired little league and American Legion baseball games and was an avid college sports fan.
His parents, Lowell and Juanita, son, Robert James "Jimmy" Brown; and his brothers, Philip Cook and Gary L. Cook precede him in death. Family member surviving are his daughter, Debra L. Brown of Tampa, Fl, brother, George L. Cook of Claremore; uncle, Buddy Robertson and wife, Blanche of Claremore; aunts, Roberta Bennett and Marge Robertson of Claremore and Sarah Buckman of Tennessee.
Memorial contributions may be made to the Gary Lee Cook Memorial Endowment Fund, c/o RSU Foundation, 1701 W. Will Rogers, Claremore, OK 74017. View Lowell's online tribute and sign his memory book at www.mmsfuneralhomes.com.
Published in the Claremore Progress from 9/10/2008 - 9/12/2008
Lowell passed away at his home in Claremore on September 3, 2008, at the age of 73. The lifelong Claremore resident was born August 28, 1935, in Claremore, the son of Lowell O. Brown and Juanita Robertson Cook.
He was a 1952 graduate of Claremore High School and Northeastern State University. Lowell joined the United States Marines serving during the Korean conflict. He owned and operated Lowell Brown Properties in Claremore for 25 years.
Lowell was an active member and held all offices of the Elks Lodge for 37 years and was a past District Governor of Oklahoma Toastmasters. He umpired little league and American Legion baseball games and was an avid college sports fan.
His parents, Lowell and Juanita, son, Robert James "Jimmy" Brown; and his brothers, Philip Cook and Gary L. Cook precede him in death. Family member surviving are his daughter, Debra L. Brown of Tampa, Fl, brother, George L. Cook of Claremore; uncle, Buddy Robertson and wife, Blanche of Claremore; aunts, Roberta Bennett and Marge Robertson of Claremore and Sarah Buckman of Tennessee.
Memorial contributions may be made to the Gary Lee Cook Memorial Endowment Fund, c/o RSU Foundation, 1701 W. Will Rogers, Claremore, OK 74017. View Lowell's online tribute and sign his memory book at www.mmsfuneralhomes.com.
Published in the Claremore Progress from 9/10/2008 - 9/12/2008
Graveside services for Lowell Carleton Brown will be 11 am Tuesday, September 9, 2008 at Oakhaven Memorial Gardens under direction of Musgrove-Merriott-Smith Funeral Service and Crematory. Pastor Dave Mewborne will officiate. Military honors will be provided by the United States Marines. Visitation will be 1-8 pm Monday. Family will greet friends 6-8 pm.
Lowell passed away at his home in Claremore on September 3, 2008, at the age of 73. The lifelong Claremore resident was born August 28, 1935, in Claremore, the son of Lowell O. Brown and Juanita Robertson Cook.
He was a 1952 graduate of Claremore High School and Northeastern State University. Lowell joined the United States Marines serving during the Korean conflict. He owned and operated Lowell Brown Properties in Claremore for 25 years.
Lowell was an active member and held all offices of the Elks Lodge for 37 years and was a past District Governor of Oklahoma Toastmasters. He umpired little league and American Legion baseball games and was an avid college sports fan.
His parents, Lowell and Juanita, son, Robert James "Jimmy" Brown; and his brothers, Philip Cook and Gary L. Cook precede him in death. Family member surviving are his daughter, Debra L. Brown of Tampa, Fl, brother, George L. Cook of Claremore; uncle, Buddy Robertson and wife, Blanche of Claremore; aunts, Roberta Bennett and Marge Robertson of Claremore and Sarah Buckman of Tennessee.
Memorial contributions may be made to the Gary Lee Cook Memorial Endowment Fund, c/o RSU Foundation, 1701 W. Will Rogers, Claremore, OK 74017. View Lowell's online tribute and sign his memory book at www.mmsfuneralhomes.com.
Published in the Claremore Progress from 9/10/2008 - 9/12/2008
Lowell passed away at his home in Claremore on September 3, 2008, at the age of 73. The lifelong Claremore resident was born August 28, 1935, in Claremore, the son of Lowell O. Brown and Juanita Robertson Cook.
He was a 1952 graduate of Claremore High School and Northeastern State University. Lowell joined the United States Marines serving during the Korean conflict. He owned and operated Lowell Brown Properties in Claremore for 25 years.
Lowell was an active member and held all offices of the Elks Lodge for 37 years and was a past District Governor of Oklahoma Toastmasters. He umpired little league and American Legion baseball games and was an avid college sports fan.
His parents, Lowell and Juanita, son, Robert James "Jimmy" Brown; and his brothers, Philip Cook and Gary L. Cook precede him in death. Family member surviving are his daughter, Debra L. Brown of Tampa, Fl, brother, George L. Cook of Claremore; uncle, Buddy Robertson and wife, Blanche of Claremore; aunts, Roberta Bennett and Marge Robertson of Claremore and Sarah Buckman of Tennessee.
Memorial contributions may be made to the Gary Lee Cook Memorial Endowment Fund, c/o RSU Foundation, 1701 W. Will Rogers, Claremore, OK 74017. View Lowell's online tribute and sign his memory book at www.mmsfuneralhomes.com.
Published in the Claremore Progress from 9/10/2008 - 9/12/2008
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