My condolences and prayers. Murch will truly be missed at BCDSS.

I met Lowell through Shirlette Bell it was always a pleasure meeting him always full of laughter a jokes and always teasing me about my cowboys we did Christmas shopping a couple times he will be truly missed especially when football season starts up may you rest well in God Arms.

Murch was a bright light on a dem day, he knew NO starngers. When you entered the building at work, he would be their to greet you with a warm smile and a jolly laugh. Murch spoke fondly of his wife and grandkids, showing pictures with a story to tell behind each one, he was so proud of each milestone.They were his pride and joy. Lunch was always an important topic of the day, he never had a problem treating or going for pick up. Murch walked up and down the halls of our worksite with pride waving and taking a moment to pop in and ask how your day going. On the days he was off work, we really missed his energy. Life is precious and no one knows the day nor the hour, so it was a blessing that Murch came to visit us all at 1910 N. Broadway. We were so happy to see him, who knew it would be the last time. Rest well my friend.

my condolences and prayers to the bereaved family