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Alan D. Lowery ROCK HILL - Alan Douglas Lowery passed away on August 7th, 2015. Alan was a native of Rock Hill and was born May 27, 1952. He was the son of Jethro A. Lowery and Julia McGrath Lowery. He is survived by his sisters, Carolyn L. Carter and Becky L. Price and his brother, Richard A Lowery. Parker Funeral Home is serving the family, with burial at Laurelwood Cemetery. A private service is scheduled.
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John Hallman
I did'nt know Doug in school. I got to know him just a few years ago and not only had I missed out knowing a very funny and quick witted guy, but found out he was a cousin. Doug and I had many entertaining conversations and got to know a kindred spirit. I will surely miss my new buddy. A rose for my pal.Skip Ghantt
I'm the opposite of John....I knew Doug in school but I'm not sure how often if ever that I have seen him since school. He was a bright guy with a good sense of humor but that humor wasn't always obvious. He also was someone that I am glad was my friend. RIP, Doug.
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Ken Pinson
Doug and I shared a few beers and whatnots in our early adulthood, post-bearcat days, thereabouts. We had reacquainted on Facebook this year and he never complained about health problems.
His wry smile matched his wry wit.
On a trip to Charlotte NC on a Saturday morning to purchase a motorcycle part for my younger brother Tommy. Doug rode with me in my 67 Impala; how he ended up with me on this particular journey is unknown. But, we laughed the ride up, and arrived at the store, and as I explained to the salesman what I needed for the motorcycle, my mind went blank...I couldn't remember the particular name for the piece. So I began to laugh. Uncontrollably. Doug began laughing too. The salesman began to roar in laughter with us. Lo and behold, I stuck my hands in my jeans pockets, and there was the note from Tommy with a drawing and the name of the piece! So Yeowzee!! I handed the note to the salesman and he disappeared laughing and reappeared laughing with the part in his hand and I paid up and we all shook hands. We departed...laughing and laughing and laughing.
A last pic of him on Facebook was a younger Douglas with his guitar in his hands. And a big smile!! Here's to you my friend...😎😎😎😍😍😍😅😅😅
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