Contributions to the tribute of Jayne Hutto Lowe

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Jane McManus McGinley posted a condolence

Thursday, May 6, 2021

Jayne, you were my most valued, cherished and best friend. Even though I knew this day would eventually come doesn’t make it any easier. 48 years of friendship is a pretty good run. We went from two eight year old girls meeting in Mrs. Barns second grade class at St. Peter’s, over to Cardinal Newman, and turned into may I say, beautiful, mostly well adjusted adult women. We endured countless carpools to and from school. Many Girl Scout events and meetings. Sleepovers where we may have gone to sleep on one or two occasions. Playing jokes on your grandmother(Please tell her I’m sorry also). The countless times we’d make pizza or tacos with pita bread. We spent time at high school football game, hung out at the mall, played poker with some of our guy friends, drank our favorite Michelob beer (Drink age was 18). You even talked my Senior Prom date into taking me to the prom. We even double pierced our right ear at the mall together. When people ask me why I only have one ear pierced twice I tell them about us and that it was an 80’s thing. When I look back on my early years and the memories come flooding back, I realize that not too many people are in them repeatedly, except for you. You were there through my disastrous dating life. You were there when I was questioning moving back to Pennsylvania. You were always available for lunch when I would come home. We’d spend hours catching up. I met Bobby for the first time on the day you introduced me to Chick-fil-A. You were there when I came home to marry my husband of 30 years. You brought Virginia over for me to meet. I called you to tell you when I was expecting all 4 of my children. The day you found out you had MS you called to tell me and we spent an hour on the phone. We could talk about anything and we did. Your MS had gotten so bad when my dad passed, you were using a wheelchair . I wish I could have been there for you like you were for me when your parents passed. I know we couldn’t talk like we used to and I miss that. I miss our phone calls, our lunches and our visits. Now I’m going to miss you. Janeymac

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Jane McManus McGinley posted a condolence

Thursday, May 6, 2021

To the Hutto and Lowe family, I am truly sorry for your loss. Jayne was a true friend and well be missed. Please know you will always be in my thoughts and prayers. Jane E McGinley

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Virginia Rivers lit a candle

Wednesday, April 21, 2021

I miss you mama❤️

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Joseph L Hutto posted a condolence

Friday, April 9, 2021

Where do I begin. My sister was there when I was born and even wrote a little story for school. She wrote that I was bought hime in a casket, not a bassinet. My Mom corrected it with the Nuns and all was right with the world. My sister has been there for me all my life, no matter the circumstance. She was loving and caring even at an early age. When our Grandmother came to live with us, she taught her how to read and wrte her name and we even have it written down un a memry book that she kept. Even as she grew older and had her own circle if friends, she still took time with our family. She eventually married and had children before she got sick. After she was diagnosed with MS she didn't let it define her. She did all she could with her children on Birthdays, and Holidays. As she progressed with her illness, she came to live with us and from that day forward I learned how to help and take care if her. I DO NOT regret one moment of any of the time and care I provided her. I will miss her immensely and don't know who I will be without her. Even on the darkest days, she fought with such courage and bravery, I honestly don't think I could have done what she did and still stay as positive and cheerful as she did. I am so thankful.that I was there fir her at her last moments and let her know it was okay to go and we would be okay. Me and her daughter held her hands at that last moment and told her we loved her and she will be free from any pain and suffering We all loved her so very much and there will be a whole that can never be filled in her absence. She was the bravest, caring, wittiest, loving and giving person I have ever had the privilege of kniwing and glad to be able to call her my sister or as we affectionately called Pooh Bear. Love and Miss you immensely Pooh Bear. You are now walking and talking as clear as the day is long.

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Joseph L Hutto lit a candle

Wednesday, April 7, 2021

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Julie Hutto lit a candle

Wednesday, April 7, 2021

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John Zenoni posted a condolence

Wednesday, April 7, 2021

Oh wow where do I even begin with this as my heart is full of sadness and joy at the same time. Sadness because this sweet soul I was able to call my friend has left us but joy because I know she is whole again and has been reunited with her loved ones gone on before her and is in peace with Our Heavenly Father. I remember worrying and thinking when I left the schools of Lexington - that I had attended up through the 8th grade - and switched over to Cardinal Newman that I would never make any friends. But when Jayne and I met we just clicked and I knew we were going to be fast friends. The memories and laughs she and I made and had together while attending school will always be with me: her working bingo, our hanging out at the video arcade after school, the football games, driving around after the games, the late night pizza binges and other food places, laughing like crazy at Julie going down that ramp at the video arcade on Two Notch, hanging out at the mall, the numerous notes written and passed back and forth in school - the list could go on an on. I loved that we stayed in touch after graduation and I was able to keep up with her and talk to her about life in general and especially our love for our kids. I was heartbroken with and for her during certain events but the one thing I always admired and loved about my sweet friend is she never, ever complained to me about anything, especially her medical condition. The admiration and respect I have for her is endless and she fought so bravely up to the end. She truly was the bravest person I have ever met and I will miss her terribly. Thank you for being a part of my life Jayne and for a wonderful friendship! My prayers go out to the wonderful family she has left behind who so lovingly did all they could to take care of her! You all also have my utmost respect. God bless you Jayne and may you Rest In Peace!

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Virginia rivers uploaded photo(s)

Wednesday, April 7, 2021

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No one is going to know how much I'm going to miss you. I know you were not ever able to do as much as other mother's because of your MS but what you weren't able to do physically you more than made up for mentally and spiritually. In my opinion you did more not being able to walk than any mom I knew that was able to. You always made sure our birthdays were special and our school events were attended and holidays were happy. You taught me how to cook and braid my hair you taught me how to take care of bubba. Even in your sickest days all the people could comment on was how pretty your smile was and how infectious it was and how much it lit up room. I don't know anybody else that has ever been as brave as you were with what you went through. Mama you truly were the light of the family and now there's a huge hole that won't be filled. You showed so much love for Layla and she loves you so much. I'm going to miss you so much and not going to know what to do with my days from here on out. You really were one of the best moms and everyone loves you no matter who they were. I love you Mama and I know you are at peace and I know you're with bubba and you're both watching over all of us.

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Tuesday, April 6, 2021

Jayne Hutto Lowe

1965 - 2021

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1965 - 2021

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