Euell and Martha Lowman Endowed Scholarship

Estate of Euell and Martha Lowman

Type: Endowed

Donor:

Estate of Euell and Martha Lowman

Established: 2020

Euell Lowman was born and raised in Pine Bluff, Arkansas. He proudly served in the United States Army during World War II, serving in the Railroad Battalion #756. After the war, he attended Bethel University in Tennessee and later graduated from John Brown University. Euell worked for KOTN for five years, the United States Postal Service for five years and later worked for Jenkins as a workshop supervisor. He was a devoted member of Pine Ridge Cumberland Presbyterian Church. Euell was married to Martha Clement Lowman. Euell passed away in 2016, and Martha in 2019. The Euell and Martha Lowman Endowed Scholarship honors their memory and generosity to JBU by supporting students each year in perpetuity.

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