Mr. Stephen H. Lowe, 78, passed away at his residence. There will be a celebration of life at a time and place to be announced.
Stephen was born February 6, 1948, in Alexandria Bay, the son of Dayton and Doris Synder Lowe. He graduated from Clayton School in 1968.
On October 5, 1968, he married Linda Ransier at the Clayton United Methodist Church. Linda passed away April 19, 2018, at age 69.
Stephen worked as a welder at Frink Snowplow, later known as Frink America for 42 years.
He enjoyed bowling, playing softball and golf. He was a member of the Depauville Volunteer Fire Department for over forty years.
Surviving is one daughter, Tona (Bruce) Dano of Clayton; two grandchildren, Stephen (Selina) Dano of Clayton, Jordon (Leah) Lowe of Georgia; two great grandchildren, Dayton Alex Rodriquez Dano of Clayton, and Mazikeen Lowe of Georgia.
A son, Timothy, predeceased him in 1996, also one brother and one sister in infancy.
Donations can be made in his name to the Depauville Volunteer Fire Department.
Arrangements are with the T.R. Jetty Funeral Home in Clayton.
BERNEL KEMPNEY
Steve was a happy go lucky guy. I known him since I was a kid growing up in Depauville. I would run into him at the Depauville Post Office and we would catch up from the last time we seen each other. And he would always ask me if I was busy and if I had alot of work lined. Always had a smile on his face when I would run into him. He will be missed by all that knew him. Rest in peace my friend. God bless, Bernel Kempney.
Tiffany McCargar
Steve was such a happy, loving, caring man. It truly was an honoring knowing him and his wife through “The Wright Diner.” If you ever felt down, he sure knew how to pick you right back up. He surly loved his hugs as well. Thank you for the years of laughter, countless hours of conversations, and always supporting us at the diner. Steve you will surely be missed. ❤️❤️
dale C HARVEY
Steve was a great friend and brother fire fighter he will be miss dearly RIP steve my condolence to Steves family
Judy CLARK
Tona I’m so sorry for you loss. Sincere sympathies to you and your family.
Yvette Reome
Tona I am so sorry to hear of your Dads passing. He was one of my absolute favorites. Always had a great big smile and a kind word for everyone.
Steve, Carol Bisonett
Tona and family, Steve and I are sorry for your loss. Steve worked many years with him and they had many laughs together at frinks. again we are sorry for your loss. Stephen and Carol Bisonett
Rose Reff
I am so sorry Tona and family, lived near me
Mary Meeks Patch
I know Steve my whole life. Happy Steve thats what I called him. So sorry to hear of his passing. RIP.
My condolences to the family..
Kathleen COUSE-Haupt
My Dad taught Stephen welding at BOCES. He was one of his favorite student! I remember as a kid going out to house for picnics, and going to his parents house in Lowville, as I remember. My Dad thought the world of him, I hope they see each other in heaven and talk about their welding memories!! So very sorry
Sue and Gib Streets
Sad to hear of Steve’s passing. He was such a sweet guy. Always so genuinely happy to see you. Many will be missing his big smile.
Fran Dartnell
So sorry to hear that Steve has passed away. He was a great person always with a smile ready for you. In the days I tended bar at O’Briens he was a frequent “stool warmer” along with the regular Frink’s crew. I always will cherish the memories of Steve, Linda, Tona and Tim stopping by. RIP dear friend.
Scott Link
So sad to hear of Steve’s passing. We have been friends a long time. He will be really missed. RIP Steve.
Paul J. Link Jr.