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Obituary For Vernita Loren Lowe

Vernita L. Lowe, 59, of Thomasville,NC died July 19, 2020. A Graveside Service will be held 11:00 a.m. Saturday, July 25, 2020 at Eden Gardens Cemetery, Eden,NC. Public viewing will be held from 1:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. Friday July 24, 2020 at Perry Spencer Funeral Home Chapel, Eden, NC.

Vernita was born January 16, 1961 in Rockingham County to the late Bishop Goil Lowe, Sr. and Mollie Bell Wade Lowe. She departed this life on July 19, 2020 at home in Thomasville, NC. Vernita was a graduate of Morehead High School. She furthered her studies to obtain a Bachelor’s Degree from Rockingham Community College and Master’s of Psychology from Liberty University. She had hopes of earning a PhD in Criminal Psychology. Vernita grew up in Evangelical Saints Church, Eden, NC. She worked in various positions in the ministry, especially in playwriting, directing, and choreographing of dance teams. As stated, one of Vernita’s passions was dancing. She was lead-teacher at Kallam’s School of Dance before opening her own studio, MV School of Dance. She also coached cheerleading within Rockingham County Parks and Recreation and Morehead High School. She was truly patient as she encouraged and inspired others to fulfill their dreams. She also had a love for racing and the title “World’s Greatest Racing Fan” followed her. She also worked as a surgical nurse at Annie Penn. She worked as a tax preparer for Jackson Hewitt until the time of the death. Vernita, also called by loved ones, Miss V, is survived by her longtime love, Phillip Larimore of the home; three brothers: Goil Lowe, Jr. (Marie) of Eden, Bobby J. Lowe (Gee) of High Point, Maurice L. Lowe (Yvette) of Greensboro; two sisters: Helen L. Arrington (Larry-deceased) of San Jose, CA, and Brenda A. Lowe of Eden. She is also survived by many nieces and nephews, with Joshua V. Lowe and Antonio M. Lowe raised as sons; great nieces and nephews, and great-great nieces and nephews and a host of other relatives. She was also preceded in death by her sisters, Mary L. Perkins, Alice V. Lowe, and Nancy L. Willis and her baby brother Ferdinand P. Lowe.

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To Phillip and everyone in Vernita's family: On behalf of my brother Dwight, we extend our deepest condolences to you all. We both really enjoyed Vernita working with us on our taxes for the last few years, but we also enjoyed the laughter and the talks we had. Whether it was criminal justice or racing and even politics, we always enjoyed the chats and the laughs. She kept us laughing every time we saw her. She was truly one of a kind and we know you are going to miss her dearly. I know we will. May you all find peace in the coming days. Mark Childrey (Reidsville NC)

Love Always, De Hopper

Rest in peace my dear friend. I will miss our talks, your wit, your silliness, your laugh, your colorful personality, our friendship, our adventures...I will miss YOU! You were so amazing and beautiful in so many ways. Sincere, giving, and loving through all of your days. I wish I could hug you right now, why did you have to go? These days are hard without you, but this you should know, when the day comes to join you in that heavenly place...a beautiful smile for the ages will be on my face!
I am learning how to live In a new way Since that day You were taken away.
I am learning how to live With the things left unsaid Knowing I got to say them With every tear that I shed.
I am learning how to live By embracing the pain Knowing that you live on Through the memories that remain.
I am learning how to live Knowing I will never again see your face And I have peace knowing You're in a better place.
I am learning how to live Knowing you're in God's care It gives me the strength to move on And makes the pain much easier to bear.
May God wrap you in His loving arms and the angels keep you busy until we meet again.

Vernita was my classmate in high school. I have always known her to be a sweet person. My condolences to her family and friends. RIH Tracy Dillard Cousins

Fond memories of.Vetnita.I remember when she was a teacher at Kallam dance school.she was a special person.all the kids loved her..rest in peace sweet lady. Pam scott

My condolences to the family. We at Jackson Hewitt will miss her dearly. Tracy Dalton

My name is Lori Snipes we worked together at Jackson Hewitt this year. She was a ball of fun she knew how to make you laugh and get the work done. All the customer's would request her and wait there turn so patiently. I am going to miss that crazy lady. She is in a much better place and she is totally free.