William E. Lowry,74, retired railroad employee, died Friday in a local hospital. He had been in failing health for the past five years and critically ill since Sunday.
Service time will be announced by Roesch Brothers funeral home. Burial will be at Tecumseh Mission Cemetery with the Shawnee Oddfellows Lodge No 55 conducting graveside services.
Born in Denton county, Texas April 15,1883, Lowry moved to Shawnee in 1922 from Konawa. He was employed by the Rock Island railroad shop as a carman. He retired 12 years ago. He was a member of the Calvary Baptist Church and the Oddfellows Lodge No 55.
Survivors are two sons, Allen F. Freepool Texas,Henery G. Winslow Ariz., four daughters; Mrs. F.H.Brown, Sterling Colo. Mrs. Virgie Gasaway. 411 South Market: Mrs. Stella Corder. Kellog Ind. Four brothers, C.B. Oklahoma City, H.G. Davidson. Oklahoma: Don and Dee both of Konawa. Two sisters, Mrs. Luma Donahue, Oklahoma City: Mrs. Settie Baum, McAlester: 18 granchildren and 16 great grandchildren. Bearers will be Ted Wilson, Dan Strickland, W.H. Longstreth, Joe Dunn, W.B. Stinnett and C.E. Lower.
Service time will be announced by Roesch Brothers funeral home. Burial will be at Tecumseh Mission Cemetery with the Shawnee Oddfellows Lodge No 55 conducting graveside services.
Born in Denton county, Texas April 15,1883, Lowry moved to Shawnee in 1922 from Konawa. He was employed by the Rock Island railroad shop as a carman. He retired 12 years ago. He was a member of the Calvary Baptist Church and the Oddfellows Lodge No 55.
Survivors are two sons, Allen F. Freepool Texas,Henery G. Winslow Ariz., four daughters; Mrs. F.H.Brown, Sterling Colo. Mrs. Virgie Gasaway. 411 South Market: Mrs. Stella Corder. Kellog Ind. Four brothers, C.B. Oklahoma City, H.G. Davidson. Oklahoma: Don and Dee both of Konawa. Two sisters, Mrs. Luma Donahue, Oklahoma City: Mrs. Settie Baum, McAlester: 18 granchildren and 16 great grandchildren. Bearers will be Ted Wilson, Dan Strickland, W.H. Longstreth, Joe Dunn, W.B. Stinnett and C.E. Lower.
William E. Lowry,74, retired railroad employee, died Friday in a local hospital. He had been in failing health for the past five years and critically ill since Sunday.
Service time will be announced by Roesch Brothers funeral home. Burial will be at Tecumseh Mission Cemetery with the Shawnee Oddfellows Lodge No 55 conducting graveside services.
Born in Denton county, Texas April 15,1883, Lowry moved to Shawnee in 1922 from Konawa. He was employed by the Rock Island railroad shop as a carman. He retired 12 years ago. He was a member of the Calvary Baptist Church and the Oddfellows Lodge No 55.
Survivors are two sons, Allen F. Freepool Texas,Henery G. Winslow Ariz., four daughters; Mrs. F.H.Brown, Sterling Colo. Mrs. Virgie Gasaway. 411 South Market: Mrs. Stella Corder. Kellog Ind. Four brothers, C.B. Oklahoma City, H.G. Davidson. Oklahoma: Don and Dee both of Konawa. Two sisters, Mrs. Luma Donahue, Oklahoma City: Mrs. Settie Baum, McAlester: 18 granchildren and 16 great grandchildren. Bearers will be Ted Wilson, Dan Strickland, W.H. Longstreth, Joe Dunn, W.B. Stinnett and C.E. Lower.
Service time will be announced by Roesch Brothers funeral home. Burial will be at Tecumseh Mission Cemetery with the Shawnee Oddfellows Lodge No 55 conducting graveside services.
Born in Denton county, Texas April 15,1883, Lowry moved to Shawnee in 1922 from Konawa. He was employed by the Rock Island railroad shop as a carman. He retired 12 years ago. He was a member of the Calvary Baptist Church and the Oddfellows Lodge No 55.
Survivors are two sons, Allen F. Freepool Texas,Henery G. Winslow Ariz., four daughters; Mrs. F.H.Brown, Sterling Colo. Mrs. Virgie Gasaway. 411 South Market: Mrs. Stella Corder. Kellog Ind. Four brothers, C.B. Oklahoma City, H.G. Davidson. Oklahoma: Don and Dee both of Konawa. Two sisters, Mrs. Luma Donahue, Oklahoma City: Mrs. Settie Baum, McAlester: 18 granchildren and 16 great grandchildren. Bearers will be Ted Wilson, Dan Strickland, W.H. Longstreth, Joe Dunn, W.B. Stinnett and C.E. Lower.
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