James Neal Lowe

james lowe

December 12, 1955 ~ January 2, 2021

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James “Jim” Neal Lowe, 65, died Saturday, January 2, 2021 at Ephraim McDowell Regional Medical Center. He was born in Harrodsburg on December 12, 1955 to the late Albert Sidney and Lillian Katherine Milburn Lowe. Jim served 20 years in the United States Navy before retiring. He worked and retired from Hitachi Automotive after his service in the Navy. In addition to his parents, he is predeceased by a sister, Margaret Louise Bunch. He is survived by his wife Karen Lowe of Danville; two sons, Christopher Ian (Kallie) Lowe of Versailles, Patrick Ryan Lowe of Lexington; a daughter, April Kathleen Lowe of Danville; two stepchildren, Marty (Kevin) Ford and Joshua (Ashley) Morgan; three sisters Gladys Carney of Springfield, Janice (Leon) Fenwick of Danville, Debra Ann Lowe of Danville; four grandchildren, Wells Patrick Lowe, Tanner Ford, Kara Guest and Addison Morgan. A private graveside service will be held at Camp Nelson National Cemetery. Rev. Jerry Tomlinson will officiate. Memorial donations are suggested to Danville-Boyle County Humane Society. Please sign the online guestbook or send a Hugs from Home at www.stithcares.com. A private graveside service will be held at Camp Nelson National Cemetery.

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  4. We are thinking of you during this difficult time, and want you to know that we too are saddened by the loss of Neal. With deepest sympathy. Love, Patty and Tom

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  7. Jim, I will always remember all the talks we had at Hitachi, either about our animals our aches and pains from Arthritis or about our Religion. You was a very good Hearted Person. I know you will be missed many. Karen I am so sorry for your loss. Thinking and Praying for you. Hugs

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  12. Karen, I am so sorry. Hugs and prayers for you and the family. Please let me know if there is anything I can do. Remember that I am just up the street. Love you!

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  18. Sympathies to Jim’s family. I worked with him at Hitachi for several years and always enjoyed our spirited conversations on current affairs. Quite a character and a man of conviction. He will be missed by many. God Speed, Jim…

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  19. Jim, I’ve always enjoyed our conversations and the great outlook that you shared. You will be missed. May God Bless.

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  24. Players, thoughts & huva for all of Neal\’s Family. May you find comfort in all the precious memories and know ing he is at Peace in the Lord\’s hands. Thank you for you service and R.I.P.

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  29. Jim was a funny ,kind, no nonsense person. He treated everyone fairly at Hitachi. Prayers for your family. Wilma Lay Linton

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  33. I wrote this on November 19, 2019: \”My neighbor Jim has a voice like bourbon. When he speaks I understand how Karen fell in love with him, and I wonder if he still sets her heart a-flutter. He cut down that little bush for me & told me not to park in the garage when it\’s expected to ice, said I\’ll never make it up the hill, but \”hill\” from his mouth had about 5 syllables and each one just as smooth as anything.\” I will miss hearing his voice float in through my open windows.

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