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IN LOVING MEMORY OF
Gregg
Lowe
October 5, 1953 – December 5, 2014
Obituary
Visitation: December 18, 2014 1-8 p.m. Chapel of Stinson Funeral Home 1939 S. Fort
Family Hour: December 19, 2104-10:30 a.m.-Funeral Service 11:00 a.m. atPine Grove Missionary Baptist Church 1833 S. Electric.
Interment: Cremation
GREGG LOWE was born October 5th, 1953 in River Rouge, Michigan to Sylvester D. Lowe (deceased) and Nettie Amos (deceased). Gregg was the fifth eldest of six siblings; Sylvester D. Lowe (deceased) Alfred G. Lowe (deceased), Steve Lowe, Joyce Lowe-Edge and Nick Lowe.
Gregg accepted Christ as his personal Savior at an early age, and was a member of Pine Grove Missionary Baptist Church.
On April 24th, 1984, Gregg married Amelia Louise Williams (Preceded him in death june 6, 2000) and to this union two beautiful children were born, Eboni Sheree Lowe, and Shanna Renee Lowe.
Gregg was educated in the public school system and received his G.E.D. from Jackson Community College. After high school, Gregg was employed at Chrysler Corporation, where he retired with 30 plus years. Gregg found his passion in life which was to play his guitar, and bring joy and love, to many of his freinds and family. He loved to sing, write music, and play various instruments. The Guitar was his trademark, and "PRINCE" was one of his idols.
Gregg personally was second to none. He entered the room with such a wonderful style that always made you laugh and smile at the same time. He was the biggest jokester of them all. He loved his family, and adored his grandchildren. He enjoyed cooking for family and friends, and he was a very good craftsman.
Gregg had a successful career working at The Detroit Rescue Mission for over 3 years. After Gregg left The Detroit Rescue Mission he decided to go back to college, and receive his degree in Social Work because he loved to help people when times were tough for them. Gregg received his Associates Degree in Business, December 2011. Gregg was also a member of the (Grand Master Chapter 32) King David Lodge of Detroit, Michigan
On Friday, December 5th, 2014 Gregg departed this life. He leaves to cherish his memories: his two daughters, Eboni S. Lowe and Shanna R. Lowe; two grendchildren, Brandon D. Harris, and Maliq D. Lowe, 14 nieces. 6 nephews and a host of aunts, uncles and wonderful friends.
Family Hour: December 19, 2104-10:30 a.m.-Funeral Service 11:00 a.m. atPine Grove Missionary Baptist Church 1833 S. Electric.
Interment: Cremation
GREGG LOWE was born October 5th, 1953 in River Rouge, Michigan to Sylvester D. Lowe (deceased) and Nettie Amos (deceased). Gregg was the fifth eldest of six siblings; Sylvester D. Lowe (deceased) Alfred G. Lowe (deceased), Steve Lowe, Joyce Lowe-Edge and Nick Lowe.
Gregg accepted Christ as his personal Savior at an early age, and was a member of Pine Grove Missionary Baptist Church.
On April 24th, 1984, Gregg married Amelia Louise Williams (Preceded him in death june 6, 2000) and to this union two beautiful children were born, Eboni Sheree Lowe, and Shanna Renee Lowe.
Gregg was educated in the public school system and received his G.E.D. from Jackson Community College. After high school, Gregg was employed at Chrysler Corporation, where he retired with 30 plus years. Gregg found his passion in life which was to play his guitar, and bring joy and love, to many of his freinds and family. He loved to sing, write music, and play various instruments. The Guitar was his trademark, and "PRINCE" was one of his idols.
Gregg personally was second to none. He entered the room with such a wonderful style that always made you laugh and smile at the same time. He was the biggest jokester of them all. He loved his family, and adored his grandchildren. He enjoyed cooking for family and friends, and he was a very good craftsman.
Gregg had a successful career working at The Detroit Rescue Mission for over 3 years. After Gregg left The Detroit Rescue Mission he decided to go back to college, and receive his degree in Social Work because he loved to help people when times were tough for them. Gregg received his Associates Degree in Business, December 2011. Gregg was also a member of the (Grand Master Chapter 32) King David Lodge of Detroit, Michigan
On Friday, December 5th, 2014 Gregg departed this life. He leaves to cherish his memories: his two daughters, Eboni S. Lowe and Shanna R. Lowe; two grendchildren, Brandon D. Harris, and Maliq D. Lowe, 14 nieces. 6 nephews and a host of aunts, uncles and wonderful friends.
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