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John D. Lowder Obit

Sept. 17, 1980

J. D. Lowder

John Daniel Lowder, 51, of 2519 West "C" Street, died at 12:26 p.m. Tuesday 
at Cabarrus Memorial Hospital following a sudden illness.  Funeral Services 
will be conducted at 11 a.m. Thursday at Kimball Memorial Lutheran Church, 
of which he was a member.  The Rev. David Keck and the Rev. Palmer 
Clemmer will officiate.  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.  Memorials may be sent to the building fund of Kimball Memorial 
Lutheran Church.  
The son of R.M. Lowder of Kannapolis and the late Mrs. Mary Elizabeth 
Murray Lowder, he was a native of Cabarrus County, a veteran of the Korean 
Conflict and was employed by Cannon Mills Company in the No. 1 Weave 
Room.
Surviving in addition to his father are his wife, Mrs. Jeanette Roseman Lowder; 
one daughter, Mrs. Debra Jean Farmer of Kannapolis; one son, Scott Lowder of 
Kannapolis; three brothers, Alvin Lowder of Kannapolis, Robert Lowder of 
Landis and James Lowder of Salisbury; two sisters, Mrs. Mary Payne and Mrs. 
Ruth Hammonds, both of Kannapolis.