Birth date: Feb 11, 1937 Death date: Jan 14, 2021
Vivian Cornell Lowrie died on January 14, 2021 at age 83. She was born in Stoystown, PA on February 11, 1937. Affectionately known as Ditty by her entire family, she is survived by her sisters, Christine, Janet, Kathy, and her bro Read Obituary
Ditty was a wonderful and affectionate wife and the mother of 3 fantastic sons, Kevin, Christopher, and Stefan.
Vivian was a remarkable, talented woman and such a giving friend. I have fond memories of her subbing for us at Pine View Middle School, going with us on field trips, and making sure everything was done in an orderly fashion in our classrooms. I also smile when I think about the many occasions she and David (Pearce) attempted to get Mr. Sanders organized in the William Pitcher Jr. High band room. At the beginning of school, she would bring the boys into Talley's to get their new jeans for the year. Unlike many of our "boy customers", the Lowrie boys heeded their mother's every words and the "trying on" session went smoothly.
Bob, we extend to you and the boys our deepest sympathy and love and hope you have pleasant times together sharing stories and remembering Vivian's life.
Carolyn Pearce and Edward Johnston
Bob Kevin Chris Stefan, Fred and I send our deep condolences to you. We have so many great memories spent with all of you. We have moved to Bentonville Ar. To live with David and Patty. We loved being your neighbor. So sorry for your loss. Fred and Aline Seal
To Bob and family, Jeff and I were saddened to hear about Vivian. Bob, we know you will be so lost without her. We are there right across the street if you need anything. Please know we are thinking of you and will stop in soon. Rockie
It is with our deepest sympathy and sadden hearts that we send our heartfelt condolences and prayers to Robert, Kevin, Christopher and Stefan on the day God called Vivian "Ditty" to heaven. Ditty was a loving and caring wife, mother, sister and friend. It broke our hearts to lose such a wonderful woman. Part of us went with Ditty. Our family chain is broken, nothing seems the same, but as God calls us one-by-one, that chain will link again. We will forever cherish and remember the time we all had together.
With all our love,
David and Susan Cornell
Vivian and Bob were my neighbors for a long time in Riverforest! Vivian was a delight and so pleasant and caring! I loved her special Christmas candy delivered every year! Bob was my go to for science fairs ! What a blessing to have known this couple! Vivian , you will be missed and remembered fondly!
