Thomas​ William Lowman Sr., 83, passed away Thursday, February 18, 2021.

Graveside Service: 9:15am Tuesday, March 2, 2021 at Dallas-Fort Worth National Cemetery with Full Military Honors.

​Mr. Lowman desired to write his own obituary before his passing, and it is presented to and published in his own words.    
Thomas William Lowman Sr was born May 24, 1937 in Lost Creek West Virginia to James A and Mary Virginia Lowman, both of which are deceased. Thomas is preceded in death also by two sisters, Barbara Hevener and Regina Miles Hunkin, two brothers John Wesley Lowman and Harold Robert Lowman, one son Thomas William Lowman Jr., and his first wife Dorothy Smith Lowman.
Thomas graduated from Weston High School, West Virginia and then Midlands Technical College in Columbia, South Carolina in 1996. 
Mr. Lowman retired from the United States Air Force on September 1, 1975; after retirement he worked in various jobs to include security and law enforcement, grocery store clerk, common laborer, motel desk clerk and telemarketing sales reprehensive, Mr. Lowman is also a member of the First Baptist Church of Ludowici, Georgia. Thomas was also active in various Veterans Service Organizations. Thomas was married to his second wife Victoria Kirby, on 12 December 2004 whom he says “May be seeing me.”

Beatrice Pina Reyes Torres, 56, went to be with her parents on February 13th, 2021. She was born on February 28th, 1964 to Oscar Luna and Mary Helen Reyes in Del Rio Tx. During her childhood she lived in Brady Tx. She is survived by her partner, Jim Walter Fisher; her children, Tara Betty Marie Fisher, Christina Maria Torres, J.R. Torres and her 8 grandchildren. Her siblings are Omega Reyes, Maricela Reyes, and Johnny Reyes along with many cousins.
Beatrice was a kind soul to those who meet and knew her. She loved animals and she took care of stray animals that she encountered. She worked for Liberty Tax Services for six years.  She was be loved by many; she will be greatly missed. Beatrice will be laid to rest with her parents and with the Lord.
Thanks to the cousin’s and everyone who all helped during this time of need. Thank you all who kept us in your prayers.