Lowell H. Turner
October 30,2017. Loving son of Lowell Turner [deceased] and Alma Turner [nee Danz, deceased]. Husband of Irene Turner [deceased]. Dear father of Kevin Turner, Leddy Hammock [Russ], and Lyla Turner [Donna]. Brother of Judith Peckham [John], Pat Krehbiel [deceased].
Lowell was a commercial artist and sign painter, as well as a Unity Minister and a great public speaker. He loved teaching, be it History, or about religion as well as going to functions as a motivational speaker. Lowell was also a member of the Brentwood Alumni Association.
Memorial service will be held Monday, November 6, 2017, 2:00-4:00 PM in the Chapel of St. Louis Cremation, 2135 Chouteau Ave., St. Louis, MO 63103
In lieu of flowers, family requests donations in Lowell’s name to the Brentwood Alumni Association Scholarship Fund.
May Family and Friends always cherish those precious memories that you shared with Lowell and May you find comfort and hope in Gods promises found @Acts 24:15, Rev 21:4, John 11:25,26
Our sincere condolences.
He was such a great father to lyla. Although I never met him I felt like I knew him thru lyla’s Facebook posts. Everyone should be so lucky. He reminded me of my own father. And I am truly upset for you and family.
Ben and my condolences to you and your family. I feel very much the same as Sheila U.
I feel truly lucky to get to meet him and listen to him laugh and tell vibrant stories. I know he will be missed. The photo of him above, is beautiful.
My condolence to Lowell’s family and friends. My brother, Delmar Downen, worked with Lowell at Kirn Sign Company in St. Louis during the late 1950’s, and was impressed with Lowell’s talent and personality. I met Lowell at one of our union meetings (Local Union 774) and always enjoyed our conversations on a variety of subjects. Peace to all from another sign painter.
Judi, We are saddened at the loss of your brother. You have our deepest sympathy.
Drowning in sorrow. He was like a father to me.It is such a loss for Lyla, Leddy, and me. I cannot imggine not having him here for me .
Judi
Loss for Kevin, too.
I am so sorry to hear of Lowell’s passing. Please know we are praying for you, Lyla, Kevin, Leddy, Judy and Family. I am so sorry for your loss. I know how bad it hurts. Lowell was a kind, caring, and gentle man. He had a depth of knowledge on just about any subject. You always left his presence more informed than when you came. Lowell always took an interest in others and was the first to offer an encouraging word or send a pertinent article, if he thought it would be helpful. Mostly I remember Lowell as a dedicated family man and a dear life long friend to My father in law, Ray. Lowell will be dearly messed. We love you and are asking God to comfort you. Mary and Family