Robert Lee Lowe
AUBURN – Robert Lee Lowe, 58, passed away on Nov. 18, 2021 at CMMC in Lewiston. He was born on August 26, 1963, the son of Lacy F. Lowe and Virginia Shultz.
He married Brenda Grover on Nov. 4, 2012, in Turner. Robert loved racing, working on cars, going to fairs with his family. He was loving and caring and would help people in need of help with anything. He always loved joking around with people.
Robert is survived by his wife Brenda Lowe of Auburn; his sons David Cook of Jay, Derek Cook of Warren, Dustin Blodgett of Farmington, Kaisyn Lowe of Auburn, daughters Jenna Lowe of Florida, Leighla Lowe of Auburn, stepsons Steven Parker Jr. of Livermore Falls, Brett Parker of Leeds, Kurt Dunsmore of Lewiston; brothers Lacy Lowe of Kentucky, Danny Lowe of Kentucky, John Lowe of Florida, Donnie Baily of Vienna, Wendal Libby of Bangor, sisters Candy Lowe of Minot, Brenda Ducan of Chesterville; and six grandchildren.
He was predeceased by his parents Lacy F. Lowe and Virginia Shultz; and a son Dana Cook
Celebration of Life will be Dec. 19, 2021 at 2 p.m. at Boofy Quimby Hall, 96 Howes Corner Rd., Turner.
Any Contributions
can be sent to
Brenda Lowe
55 Poland Road
Auburn, Me 04210
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