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Judith Lowry
June 10, 1947 ~ April 9, 2022
Judith Conley Lowry, 74, died on April 9, 2022. She was born in Paintsville, Kentucky, to the late Scott and Fredia Conley on June 10, 1947. Judy graduated from the University of Kentucky where she was a member of the Alpha Gamma Delta sorority. She retired from American Airlines, having worked there for 25 years. Judy loved to read and enjoyed playing tennis, golf, and bridge. Judy loved her family, especially being “Mimi” to her grandson Myles. In addition to her parents, Judy was predeceased by her husband, Gerald Lowry.
Judy is survived by her son Jeremy (Naomi) Lowry, a grandson, Myles Lowry; a sister, Evelyn Guerrant (Woodie Leavell); her nephews whom she adored, Brian Darnell, Eric Guerrant, Ben Guerrant and their spouses and children.
The Mass of Christian Burial will be Wednesday, April 13, 2022, at 12 pm at Saints Peter and Paul Catholic Church in Danville. Celebrant will be Father Anthony McLaughlin. In lieu of flowers the family requests memorial donations to Heritage Hospice or Saints Peter and Paul Catholic Church. The online guestbook and Hugs from Home are available at www.stithcares.com.
Mass of Christian Burial: 12 pm, Wednesday, April 13, 2022 at Saints Peter and Paul Catholic Church in Danville
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Great Judy was a loving soul
Judy was very special and swee
Judy was a blessing to us all.
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Rest easy my friend
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Sorry to learn of Judy\’s passi
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Miss you sweet cousin
You will be missed sweet one!
The Conley family brightened our hometown of Middlesboro. Judy and Evelyn were bright, talented young women with whom I became friends when we were in the MHS Band together. Their father opened Conley\’s, a drive-in known for great hamburgers, hot dogs, and beverages. It was my delight, years later, to make friends again with them here in Danville. Praying right now for all who love Judy and her family.
Judy was a classmate of mine at Middlesboro High School. She and I were in the band together, and on the yearbook staff. We will miss her at our 60th reunion.
So very sorry. Judy was a very kind person, I will always remember all the times I spent the night at Scott and Frieda’s while our parents played cards. Also will never forget helping at Scott’s restaurant while Judy, my sister Donna, and Evelyn were the car hops. Sending Evelyn a big hug, you both were like adopted sisters to me.
So very sad to learn of Judy\’s passing. Thoughts and prayers are with everyone who knew and loved her. Both she and Evelyn are fondly remembered as MHS majorettes.
I am so very sorry to learn of this. I remember Judy well from high school and particularly, band. We had such fun at band camp and being majorettes together. Please know of my deepest sympathy, Evelyn.
As a classmate with Judy and her sister at MHS, please know I am thinking of you with prayers during t his time. Of loss for your family.
Rest In Peace Sweet Lady
To All Who Know and Love Judy and are Feeling Her Loss… She\’ll Be Remembered By All Her Family and Friends For The Life She Lived From Beginning To End… With Love
Mrs. Lowry was an Angel on Earth, she was a brilliant other mother, Jeremy, TJ, and I spent countless hours with her and she was always funny, welcoming and loved us dearly. She treated us as Jeremy\’s brothers and I still consider him one to me to this day. She left this earth better than she came into it and will be missed deeply. My sincerest condolences to her entire family.
Peacefully unto the Lord.
Celebrating A Beautiful Life well lived. Beloved and Cherished. Will Always be Remembered by all & alive in our hearts. Love Never dies.