Birth date: May 24, 1933 Death date: Jan 21, 2017
Lowell Allen Worthington was born on May 24, 1933 in New Comerstown, Ohio and passed away January 21, 2017 in Carrollton, Texas. Lowell is preceded in death by his son, Alan Worthington; his sister; 4 brothers and his parents. He Read Obituary
I’m so sorry to just be learning of Lowell’s passing. Without him I couldn’t have gotten through a very tough period in my young life. Lowell meant so much to me that I asked him to walk me down the aisle when I got married in 1991. I feel very fortunate to have met him and to have such wonderful memories. Even though we’d lost touch I thought of him often. He was such a great man. Bless him.
Peaceful White Lilies Basket was purchased for the family of Rev. Dr. Lowell Allen Worthington.
Beautiful in Blue was purchased for the family of Rev. Dr. Lowell Allen Worthington.
Ken, I have no words to let you know how sorry i am for your loss. Lowell was a special person He will be missed Roberta Slayton
Lowell used to come to my restaurant a few times a week, always saying hello, and willing to share stories of his family. I am so glad I got to meet such a warm hearted man. He would speak of his son he lost years ago, and all I can think is how the two of them are now together. May the the Lord bless them and keep them. My condolences to his family, and may God bless you all. Phillip Panleo
Karen B. purchased the Peaceful White Lilies Basket for the family of Rev. Dr. Lowell Allen Worthington.
Lowell was a sweet man. He often helped tutor my father with biblical studies in college. He will be missed. Please know that we have the family in our hearts and prayers. In him, Brenda Fillmon and family
Jim and Debbie Gates purchased the Tender Tribute for the family of Rev. Dr. Lowell Allen Worthington.
I simply do not have the words to say how much he will be missed. He has been part of our family for so long, my grandchildren do not remember a day without him. Lowell never met a stranger, and we were all accepted as part of his family from the moment we met. He was one of the most loving, accepting, affectionate, compassionate…words fail me, men I have ever known. He truly knew a bit about everything, and was more than willing to share that information with anyone who would give him an ear! Our hearts, although broken, rejoice that he is no longer in pain; that he is with our Lord God, and we know we will see him again. While our hearts are filled with tears right now, as the memories come, we will laugh again, as he would want us to. God gained a new, wonderful angel, and we can't wait to see him again. Much, much Love Lowell, you will be forever missed. Ken, our prayers are surely with you and the rest of both families as we come to grips with the magnitude of this loss. Suzanna
Wishing we could be there to give you our love & support Kenneth. Lowell was a unique, caring, considerate, kind and beautiful soul.
