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LOWERY, MITCHELL LANE Mitchell L. Lowery, born on September 4, 1982 to Charles and Laura in Albuquerque, New Mexico, passed away suddenly and unexpectedly as the result of a tragic accident on April 11, 2014. Mitch is survived by his loving wife Marisol; sister Meghan Finger with whom he was very close and her husband David of Denver, Colorado; his very special Aunt Sue Cheshire and her husband Steve of Albuquerque; Uncle Steve Page and his wife Karen of Lincoln Nebraska; Uncle Scott Page & his wife Marcia of Denver Colorado; Aunt Ruth Lowery-Ross and her partner Janice of Sandia Park New Mexico; Aunt Phyllis Marcum and her best friend Pat of Murrieta, California; Uncle David Lowery and his wife Katie of Fullerton, California; cousins Blaine with son Gil, Colin, and Derek with son Griffin Cheshire, Kevin Page and Christy Poska with daughter Kaitlyn, Nathan, Amy, and Geoffery Page, Krista and Lukas Lowery-Ross, Maile Sergeant with son Landon, Jessie, and Tristan Marcum; Grandmother Connie Page; and of course his ever loving and devoted parents Chuck and Laura. Mitch is preceded in death by his Grandparents Bob and Alberta Lowery, and his special friend and papa Laurence E. Page who was very fond of Mitch. Mitch was close to everyone in his extended family and all his friends; he was considered an unbelievably nice person by everyone. Mitch had a kind, loving heart and could only find good things to say about everyone. Mitch was a student of life and studied continually earning a Bachelor of Science in Biology with a minor in Chemistry. Mitch was a Production Manager at FFP Manufacturing while pursuing his work in biochemistry. Mitchell was an accomplished photographer and his panoramic landscape and nature photographs are exceptional. Mitch loved animals and the outdoors, camping, fishing, and hiking and has some simply amazing and true fish stories. Mitchell loved gardening with his dog Mimi by his side. Mitch was a champion swimmer in his youth winning many medals, often against competition older than he; Mitch was also a talented soccer player with AUFC and traveled around the Southwest competing in many tournaments, usually on the winning team. We are all blessed to have Mitch in our lives, he remains forever in our hearts; the void left by his passing will be very difficult to fill. A private service for Mitchell will be held and there will be an open house on Saturday April 19, 2014 from 4-7pm at 1512 Pinnacle View NE.
        Published on: Fri April 18, 2014