Christopher Henry Lowe 3-2-1980—4-28-2017
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Mr. Christopher Henry Lowe, 37, of Atmore, answered the Master’s call suddenly on Fri., April 28, 2017, in an automobile accident in Atmore.
A native of Tampa, Fla., he was a graduate of Durant High School in Plant City (Hillsborough Co.), Fla. Upon graduation, he matriculated to Alabama State University in Montgomery and graduated from Reid State Technical College in Evergreen with a degree in barbering. He was active in playing basketball and soccer in his youth, but had a genuine love for culinary arts (food) and music, which led him into being the entrepreneur of BrickHouse BBQ, which opened in 2015 in Atmore. He also oversaw the start of Ritesetup Entertainment. In addition, he was a barber in the city and enjoyed poetry and art.
Those whom he joins in the heavenly mansion are his father, Jimmie Lowe; his grandfather, Elder Charlie C. Quarker; grandparents, John Henry and Teresa Lowe; and great-grandparents, the Rev. Shelly L. Sr. and Annie Bell Quarker.
Those left to cherish his memories and carry on his legacy are his wife, Shemeka Benjamin-Lowe of Atmore; three sons, Tremaine Williams, Jonathan Broderick Lowe and Christopher Pryce Lowe, all of Atmore; his mother, Elizabeth Diane Lowe of Atmore; one brother, Roderick (Tisha) Lowe of Wake Forest, N.C.; one nephew, Jaylan Durham; and a host of aunts, uncles, cousins, other family and friends.
Celebration of Life services will be held at 11 a.m. Sat., May 6, 2017, from Mt. Gillead Baptist Church in Atmore (Freemanville Community) with the Rev. Cecil Strawder of Albany, Ga. officiating. Inhumation will be in Fairview Cemetery with Turner Funeral Chapel LLC directing.
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Mr. Christopher Henry Lowe, 37, of Atmore, answered the Master’s call suddenly on Fri., April 28, 2017, in an automobile accident in Atmore.
A native of Tampa, Fla., he was a graduate of Durant High School in Plant City (Hillsborough Co.), Fla. Upon graduation, he matriculated to Alabama State University in Montgomery and graduated from Reid State Technical College in Evergreen with a degree in barbering. He was active in playing basketball and soccer in his youth, but had a genuine love for culinary arts (food) and music, which led him into being the entrepreneur of BrickHouse BBQ, which opened in 2015 in Atmore. He also oversaw the start of Ritesetup Entertainment. In addition, he was a barber in the city and enjoyed poetry and art.
Those whom he joins in the heavenly mansion are his father, Jimmie Lowe; his grandfather, Elder Charlie C. Quarker; grandparents, John Henry and Teresa Lowe; and great-grandparents, the Rev. Shelly L. Sr. and Annie Bell Quarker.
Those left to cherish his memories and carry on his legacy are his wife, Shemeka Benjamin-Lowe of Atmore; three sons, Tremaine Williams, Jonathan Broderick Lowe and Christopher Pryce Lowe, all of Atmore; his mother, Elizabeth Diane Lowe of Atmore; one brother, Roderick (Tisha) Lowe of Wake Forest, N.C.; one nephew, Jaylan Durham; and a host of aunts, uncles, cousins, other family and friends.
Celebration of Life services will be held at 11 a.m. Sat., May 6, 2017, from Mt. Gillead Baptist Church in Atmore (Freemanville Community) with the Rev. Cecil Strawder of Albany, Ga. officiating. Inhumation will be in Fairview Cemetery with Turner Funeral Chapel LLC directing.
Christopher Henry Lowe 3-2-1980—4-28-2017
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Mr. Christopher Henry Lowe, 37, of Atmore, answered the Master’s call suddenly on Fri., April 28, 2017, in an automobile accident in Atmore.
A native of Tampa, Fla., he was a graduate of Durant High School in Plant City (Hillsborough Co.), Fla. Upon graduation, he matriculated to Alabama State University in Montgomery and graduated from Reid State Technical College in Evergreen with a degree in barbering. He was active in playing basketball and soccer in his youth, but had a genuine love for culinary arts (food) and music, which led him into being the entrepreneur of BrickHouse BBQ, which opened in 2015 in Atmore. He also oversaw the start of Ritesetup Entertainment. In addition, he was a barber in the city and enjoyed poetry and art.
Those whom he joins in the heavenly mansion are his father, Jimmie Lowe; his grandfather, Elder Charlie C. Quarker; grandparents, John Henry and Teresa Lowe; and great-grandparents, the Rev. Shelly L. Sr. and Annie Bell Quarker.
Those left to cherish his memories and carry on his legacy are his wife, Shemeka Benjamin-Lowe of Atmore; three sons, Tremaine Williams, Jonathan Broderick Lowe and Christopher Pryce Lowe, all of Atmore; his mother, Elizabeth Diane Lowe of Atmore; one brother, Roderick (Tisha) Lowe of Wake Forest, N.C.; one nephew, Jaylan Durham; and a host of aunts, uncles, cousins, other family and friends.
Celebration of Life services will be held at 11 a.m. Sat., May 6, 2017, from Mt. Gillead Baptist Church in Atmore (Freemanville Community) with the Rev. Cecil Strawder of Albany, Ga. officiating. Inhumation will be in Fairview Cemetery with Turner Funeral Chapel LLC directing.
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Mr. Christopher Henry Lowe, 37, of Atmore, answered the Master’s call suddenly on Fri., April 28, 2017, in an automobile accident in Atmore.
A native of Tampa, Fla., he was a graduate of Durant High School in Plant City (Hillsborough Co.), Fla. Upon graduation, he matriculated to Alabama State University in Montgomery and graduated from Reid State Technical College in Evergreen with a degree in barbering. He was active in playing basketball and soccer in his youth, but had a genuine love for culinary arts (food) and music, which led him into being the entrepreneur of BrickHouse BBQ, which opened in 2015 in Atmore. He also oversaw the start of Ritesetup Entertainment. In addition, he was a barber in the city and enjoyed poetry and art.
Those whom he joins in the heavenly mansion are his father, Jimmie Lowe; his grandfather, Elder Charlie C. Quarker; grandparents, John Henry and Teresa Lowe; and great-grandparents, the Rev. Shelly L. Sr. and Annie Bell Quarker.
Those left to cherish his memories and carry on his legacy are his wife, Shemeka Benjamin-Lowe of Atmore; three sons, Tremaine Williams, Jonathan Broderick Lowe and Christopher Pryce Lowe, all of Atmore; his mother, Elizabeth Diane Lowe of Atmore; one brother, Roderick (Tisha) Lowe of Wake Forest, N.C.; one nephew, Jaylan Durham; and a host of aunts, uncles, cousins, other family and friends.
Celebration of Life services will be held at 11 a.m. Sat., May 6, 2017, from Mt. Gillead Baptist Church in Atmore (Freemanville Community) with the Rev. Cecil Strawder of Albany, Ga. officiating. Inhumation will be in Fairview Cemetery with Turner Funeral Chapel LLC directing.
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