Lowell Durham, age 85 of Cambridge died January 10, 2017 surrounded by family. A Celebration of Life will be held from 1-4 PM on Saturday, January 28th at the Isanti Community Center. Honors will be proveded by Isanti VFW Post 2735.
Lowell J. Durham was born and raised in Los Angeles, CA to Anna Fern Dodge (Anderson) and Jack Durham until moving to Dalbo, MN in 1946 with his mother and sister, Joyce (Sutter). As a child in Los Angeles Lowell acted in the 1935 version of “The Magnificent Obsession”. In 1948 Lowell enlisted in the Navy where he served for four years. After leaving the Navy, Lowell worked as a Tool and Die Maker for Honeywell until he retired in 1988.
Lowell married his wife Rosemary (Doble) in 1953 and to this union 4 boys were born. With his family and friends Lowell enjoyed and shared a variety of hobbies such as flying small-engine airplanes, rebuilding airplanes, cars, trucks, and boats, as well as fishing and camping. Many enjoyable hours were spent tinkering, attending fly-ins, and traveling around the country.
Lowell passed away at his home with loved ones at his side on January 10, 2017 at the age of 85 years.
Lowell is survived by his beloved wife Rosemary, children; Jack (Lynette), Lowell Alan (Patty), Darrel (Angie), Brian (Diane), his grandchildren, and great-grandchildren.
The family would like to thank Allina Health Hospice as well as the Fairview Oncology Department of Princeton. Memorial donations are preferred to St. Jude’s Children’s Cancer Center.
Jeff Denny says
Fair Winds and Following Seas Uncle Lowell…
I am sad but I know you are at peace and in a better place!
I bet Bob was waiting for you, and you are both hanging out!
Jeff
Angela Durham says
Lowell was my father-in-law and one of the kindest men with a big heart that I’ve known. He would help anyone when he could. He was devoted to his family and I will miss our camping/fishing trips. I always admired his will to get things done. You are at peace now.
Deb Krist says
To all Lowell’s family & friends, our deepest sympathies and most heartfelt prayers.
He was a rare good man and always a joy to be with. He will be deeply missed by all who knew and loved him.
Most Sincerely,
Deb & Kirk Krist & Gayle Houk