Mark Wilton Lowrie

Mark Wilton Lowrie of Arlington, TX died June 29th at the age of 67, following a long painful battle with Parkinson’s disease. Mark was born November 19th, 1951, in Fort Worth, TX to Bruce and Jean Lowrie. He graduated from North Richland Hills High School in 1970 and from Texas Christian University in 1974 with a degree in television production and screenwriting. He worked at Bruce Lowrie Chevrolet for 30 years and his final 8 years of employment consulted with Randall Wade for XTO and Exxon Mobil.

Spirituality was very important to Mark. He longed to be close to God – through nature, meditation and spiritual study. Mark loved music of many genres, he enjoyed making playlists for his friends, and devoted time to learning to play guitar. Before Parkinson’s took away his ability to write, Mark was developing a screenplay on how to be more loving. Other passions included tennis, karaoke, and the stock market.

Mark was a kind, gentle and intelligent man. His main goal in life was to be a loving father and husband and to leave his friends and loved ones better for having known him. He is survived by his wife, Lynn Lowrie of Arlington, Matthew Lowrie of Benbrook, Sara Gonzales of Benbrook, Seth Nichols of Baltimore, his brother Roddy Lowrie and his sister-in-law Laurie of Weatherford, TX. A celebration of life ceremony will be held on July 13, 2019 at 11:30AM at the Harmony Spiritual Center, 824 Pennsylvania Ave, Fort Worth, TX, officiated by the Reverend Patricia Moore. In lieu of flowers, contributions can be made to the American Parkinson Disease Association.