Longtime Robertson Co. Firefighter Denny Lowe Dies, 69
ROBERTSON COUNTY TENNESSEE: (Smokey Barn Information) – Robertson County is morning the sudden and surprising lack of a longtime firefighter and pal to many, Denny Lowe, he was 69.
Denny misplaced a battle with a sudden sickness on Tuesday, December 1, 2020, at Centennial Medical Heart in Nashville, his passing catching everybody unexpectedly.
“He was wholesome and dealing on a heater,” stated Adams Fireplace Chief Ray Brown. “We talked to Denny final Wednesday, subsequent factor on Thursday he was within the hospital. Every little thing went from one excessive to a different, he simply went downhill that fast. Denny was a household man with a sort coronary heart and he was firefighter, at all times able to lend a serving to hand. He’s going to be missed by lots of people–lots of people.”
“We ship up our prayers and sympathy to all of the household,” White Home Neighborhood Volunteer Fireplace Dept.
In a Fb Publish Wednesday, Katie Fletcher Lowe wrote: “Final night time we misplaced top-of-the-line males I’ve ever identified. Denny Lowe was an impressive husband, father, granddaddy, brother, uncle, and pal. He liked nothing greater than his spouse of 39 years, Cathy, his boys, Sam & Josh, and his two granddaughters, Lucy & Josie. Denny by no means met a stranger and was a serving to hand to all. We’ll all miss him terribly. Phrases can’t categorical the heartache we’re feeling proper now, however we all know we are going to see him once more sooner or later. We admire all of the prayers. Please proceed to wish for the household within the coming days.”
In line with his on-line obituary, Denny was born in Warren Co., KY, and was a member of Adams Church of Christ the place he served as an elder. An extended-time Firefighter in Robertson County, Denny served with a number of companies, beginning his 52-year profession on the Cedar Hill Fireplace Division. Denny then moved over to the Robertson County Fireplace Division after which the Springfield Fireplace Division. At present, Denny was a Firefighter with the Adams Fireplace Division. At numerous instances in “retirement”, he labored for the Adams Water Dept, Adams Gasoline Division, and at Ace {Hardware} in Springfield. Denny served the general public nicely however serving his household was his finest service. He liked being a grandfather and was the rock of the household by means of good instances and dangerous instances. For Denny’s full obituary, click on right here.
Providers
Robertson County Funeral House is accountable for preparations. A non-public graveside service will likely be held Friday, December 4, 2020, at Bellwood Cemetery in Adams. There will likely be no visitation earlier than or after the graveside service.
If that’s the case desired, the household means that memorial donations could also be made in Denny’s reminiscence to both the Adams Church of Christ or the Adams Fireplace Division. All donations could also be despatched care of the Robertson County Funeral House.
The ideas and prayers of the workers at Smokey Barn Information will likely be with Denny’s household as they face the times forward.
