Aunt Judy and family,

We are praying for all of you as you walk through the loss of Uncle Earl. He was the kindest, most servant-hearted person, and one of my favorite things about him was the way he listened to each person’s stories. You always knew he cared not only through his generous spirit of what he had (whether it was fireworks, magazines, etc.), but through the way he was so giving with his time. He spent so much of his life loving and serving those around him, and we grieve with you knowing that through Jesus we will one day be together again. 

Love, 
Cody and Kensey 

Aunt Judy and Family,

Uncle Earl was such a special person, and he was deeply generous with the way he lived and loved others so well, especially his sisters and his extended family. I’m so glad we had the opportunity to introduce him to Henry. We are deeply sorry for your loss and are keeping all of you in prayer for the days ahead.

Sincerely,
Phillip and Hannah Hopper

Aunt Judy and Family,
We are so saddened by the sudden loss of Uncle Earl. I have such Great memories of his kindness and Giving heart. He definitely loved the Lord. When my Boys Jordan and Jonathan Harbison were Young he would love to take them on a “Journey” down by the River. He would ride them both at the same time on the riding lawnmower and tell them stories about life. I loved getting to work for you all selling fireworks and in my younger days we sold fireworks, Beth and I and we would be so excited when it was a good year in sales. I never heard a bad word come out of his mouth or nor did I ever see him be unkind to anyone. He always had a precious loving smile. I am so thankful that he’s in Heaven now rejoicing and not in pain no more. I love you family and I will be praying for you. Remember we are never promised tomorrow. Love you Nancy lee Frazier Davis

Aunt Judy and family- Our hearts have broken over the homecoming of sweet uncle Earl.  He was such a kind and caring person who was generous in his love to all who knew him.  He was a great listener and always made us feel like he had all the time in the world, especially as he would visit with mom. He will forever be missed here on earth, but God promises us a glad reunion day for all eternity.  And we can hardly wait! You are in our prayers ~ We love you. 

Tim and Lee Ann Parker



Always loved the STOWERS FAMILY....They were Good CARING PEOPLE. I took piano lessons from BETSY. She was always kind & patient. I LOVED ALL OF THIS FAMILY.  PRAYERS FOR ALL OF EARLS PRECIOUS FAMILY.

Judy, I am so sorry to hear of Earl’s  passing. I met him when he came to the library with you and he was such a good man. You and your family are in my thoughts and prayers. Love, Emily Cate (retired Fountain City Library)

Judy, I'll miss my dear friend. Holding you in our hearts an prayers.
Praying for peace an understanding.
Deepest sympathy
. Love Arnold and Dotty Wright

Judye and Betsy:
Linda and I are saddened at the passing of Earl.  While I only had the privilege of meeting him on two occasions, it was obvious he shared the Stowers goodness and graciousness.
 While there is no good time for a loved one to pass, it is especially hard during the Christmas season.  Friends and family keep you going during this.
May you find peace during this trying time.
Toe and Spoo


So very sorry for the loss of Earl.  May God be with all.  Another Angel went home.  Love you.  Rest in peace.
Jeannie Kitts Howard


Judy and family, so sorry to hear of Earl’s passing. May God bless you and your family during this time of loss.
Terry Monroe and the Monroe family

Earl Stowers my brother in Christ was one of kindest men I have ever known always a joy to
Talk and fellowship with ,I will miss Him. My
Prayers for his family 

I loved Earl Stowers! He was one of the kindest men i have ever met. Luttrell has lost a “Giant of a Man”. I loved visiting with him and talking about how great Luttrell used to be. He loved Luttrell and its people. He did so much for Luttrell and Cedar Ford Baptist Church. He loved Cedar Ford and its people. I will miss him. The family is in my thoughts and prayers. Mayor Gary D. Chandler (City of Plainview)

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Earl Stowers

December 2, 1942 – December 21, 2020

Berry Lynnhurst Funeral Home

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