Reader Imogene Lowery

June 14, 1942 - October 17, 2020

Reader I. Lowery passed away at 78 years of age in Farmington Hills, Michigan. She was born on June 14, 1942 to the late Mr. & Mrs. Zeb and Cora Cox in Stallo, Mississippi. While living in Mississippi, Reader attended Hopewell School and Booker T. Washington High School. In 1964, Reader relocated from Mississippi to Michigan to live with her family and search for employment. Over the years she worked at Win Schuler's Restaurant, Foote Hospital, Michigan State Prison Mailroom, and later retired from Sam’s Club in Jackson, Michigan. She loved being around people and had a “Smile” that would light up a room. Reader enjoyed spending time with her family and friends, Dancing, or SHOPPING, or Traveling, solving Crosswords Puzzles and playing Bingo. She loved the Lord and attended church at a very young age. She often talked and laughed about her Sunday school days and the church choir. Reader was a member of the Higby St. Church of Christ in Jackson, MI. She was well loved by her family and friends. To have known her was to LOVE her. She leaves to cherish her memories two daughters; Cynthia Clark of Noxapater, Mississippi, and Yalonda Parson of Farmington Hills, Michigan, step children; Regina (Everett) Breedlove, Letha (Larry) Hester both of Jackson, Michigan, Evangel (Yvette) Trice of Martin, Tennessee, grandchildren; Shawndale, Danielle, Yhosef, Ebonisha, Rayshawn, Takasha, Lashemia, Evangel Jr, Charmelle, Ebonee, and Yaphet and 27 great grandchildren, one brother; Everett (Georgia) Cox of Loganville, Georgia, two Sisters; Billie Earl Carter of Philadelphia, Mississippi, Jerlean Charley of Dorchester, Massachusetts and a host of nieces and nephews, great nieces and nephews and Lifetime Friend, Sandra B. Stewart affectionally known as “Girlfriend” of Jackson, Michigan. Reader was preceded in death by her parents, three sisters; Leatrice Graham, Valera Lyons, and Velara Culberson, two brothers; Norman and Matthew Cox, and a devoted “Love” Murry Parson Jr. She will be truly missed.