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Jason L. Lowder Obit

The Daily Independent?
Tuesday, March 29, 1984

Deaths
Jason L. Lowder (picture included)

Jason Lee Lowder, 78, of 400 East 10th Street, died early Wednesday at 
Cabarrus Memorial Hospital following nine months of declining health and two 
months of serious illness.
Services will be conducted at 1 a/m/ Friday at Jackson Park Baptist Church by 
Rev. Warner  Bumgardner and Rev. David Harrison.  Interment will follow in 
Carolina Memorial Park.  The body will remain at Lady’s Funeral Home until 
taken to the church at the funeral hour.  The family will receive friends at the 
funeral home from 7 until 9 p.m. today.
Born March 15, 1906 in Stanly County, Mr. Lowder was the son of the late 
Nathan B. Lowder and Mrs. Lela Efrid Lowder.  He was a charter member of 
the Tri-County Lions Club, Salisbury, and prior to his retirement was employed 
in the No. 1 Weave Room of Cannon Mills, Plant 1.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Mary McDonald Lowder; two daughters, Mrs. 
Bobby (Martha) Spry of China Grove and Mrs. Ronald (Betty) Garrett of 
Fayetteville; one brother, Baxter Lowder of Kannapolis; fours sisters, Mrs. 
Basil (Mary) Moore, Mrs. Jack (Lula) Emerson, Mrs. Sam (Mildred) Nash Jr., 
and Mrs. William (Ruby) Krimminger, all of Kannapolis; six grandchildren; 
four great-grandchildren.