Memories of Chrystal Lowther

In memory of

Chrystal Lowther

Lorain, OH

November 5, 1961 - November 5, 2025

Nov 5, 1961 - Nov 5, 2025

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Demetrius Hudson

Condolences to the family on the physical loss. She will be with you'll in spirit!

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Shena Vandal-Vaughan

2003, Columbia Station, OH, USA

Oh boy do I have so many memories and stories to share.

I think I spent so much time at Chrys' house that I could confidently say she had a hand in molding who I am today. We didnt always see things the same way but she taught me a lot about perception, a lot about action over words. I wish I could have thanked her one more time for being a safe space for me when my own home was not.

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Regina Frisbey

2025, Fredericktown, OH, USA

I have many memories with Crystal she and I grew up together. We use to take long walks and tell many stories . She was an awesome storyteller. We had laughed till we cried so many times . We taught Sunday school togeather for many ys. and lived together many times. I am so sorry to hear this news. My heart aches for her family. Prayers for you all.

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Shena Vandal-Vaughan

Is that so....
I guess she taught you to be a great story teller, too. Is that so....
I guess she taught you to be a great story teller, too. Is that so....
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Tina Kobylski

I was stunned to hear of her passing. She always had kind words for me. Never a bad memory. I seen her when I worked at Walmart. She was always sure to say hi and tell me she loved me. Such a kind soul. I’m sorry for your loss Jaimie and Justin.

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