Cameron Eugene Lowrey

September 24, 2021

Cameron Eugene Lowrey – age 23 of Knoxville was called home on Tuesday, September 21, 2021, after a lengthy battle with covid.  Cameron was an avid NASCAR fan, die hard wrestling fan, and a talented gamer.  He loved photography and was very talented at taking photos and videos.  He was also an enthusiast of the Japanese culture.  Cameron was known for his big, amazing heart and the love he showed his family, friends, pets, and the love of his life.  Everyone loved Cameron instantaneously with his fun-loving personality, witty charm, half smirk smile, and crazy hair.  Cameron will forever be missed.

Preceded in death by grandparents, Ronald Whitfield, Sr. and Brenda Forbes; and great grandfather, Jesse Whitfield.

Survived by parents, Teresa and John DeFriece; sister, Brianna DeFriece; brother, Nicholas Adams; father, Milton (Jessica) Lowrey, Jr.; girlfriend, Desiré Best; grandparents, Milton Sr. and Susan Lowrey, Bill and JoAnn Gardner; great grandmother, Catherine Whitfield; aunts and uncles, Candace and David Baxley, Garrett Lowrey, Ron Whitfield, Jr., Suzan and Jason Baker, Shay and Eric Parker, Beau Sneed; and many cousins, great aunts, and great uncles.

The family will receive friends 1:00-3:00 PM Sunday, September 26, 2021, at Bridges Funeral Home followed by the funeral service at 3:00 PM with Rev. Cliff Amos officiating.

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2 Responses to “Cameron Eugene Lowrey”

  1. Emily on October 16th, 2021 2:45 pm

    I didn’t know this young man, but it makes me sad that such a young and loving man was taken by this awful disease. I don’t know if he has taken the vaccine or not, but I hope that the younger generation will heed the evidence, that even young people can get the covid and unfortunately, it can take their lives. I’m sorry for the family and friends of this young man.

  2. Susan Fillingim Barnes on October 6th, 2021 10:19 pm

    Susan and Milt and family I’m so sorry were praying for all of yall I love you my sweet and precious Cuz

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