Frederick Lowe
April 26, 1957 - August 06, 2009
Age 52, of New Sewickley Twp., on Thursday August 6, 2009. Beloved husband of Cindy (Canedy) Lowe; loving father of Fred and Amy Lowe; son of Dolores “Dodie” Lowe and the late Frederick Lowe; brother of Joe Misczak, Cindy Williams, and Lynn Soranno. Also survived by many aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins, godchildren brother-in-laws and sister-in-laws. Friends received Tuesday 2-8PM at DEVLIN FUNERAL HOME of CRANBERRY, 2678 Rochester Rd., (724) 772-8800, where services will be held on Wednesday, time later.
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Cindy and Family
Freddie was truly a honest to goodness inspiration to anyone and everyone that met him or crossed his path in life – His love for his Family and Friends was endless..”Life may change us…but we start and end with FAMILY” Fred will be sadly missed by all of us.
my sympathies to The Lowe Family
I express my sympathies to the lowe family
Fred was the 2002 AMSA Super Van Operator of the Year Winner and one of my drivers at George Moving.
It was an honor and a privledge to know him, work with him and nominate him for the award he so highly deserved. He was a great driver and mover and will be sadly missed.
I didn’t really know Freddy, but had met him at Iris’ and my wedding reception in Pittsburgh. He came up to congratulate us. Nice guy. I also spoke with him around his birthday this year, when he called to simply thank us for a birthday card. Fred seemed like a real upbeat guy, a nice member of the giant Lowe family clan! I’m glad that through Iris Lowe (O’Riley) I had the opportunity to meet him.
I am very sorry for your loss. Fred was a wonderful person.
You are one of a kind! you may be gone now but I will be seeing you again. have me a cold one ready and keep up on the horseshoes!
your friend
Jack
We are very sad to hear the news of “Uncle” Fred’s passing. In times like these I tend to remember the good times that I got to share with Fred. The bus trip to Canada where he bought me my first shot of uzo! The parties and family get togethers and going out to hear Titanium Hip. All those memories and many more I can’t think of right now will stay with me for a long time but what I will remember “Uncle” Fred for the most was his fun-loving attitude and his love of his family (immediate and extended family). You will be missed “Uncle” Fred but never forgotten.