Sallie Ruth Webster - Lowe

08/14/1937 - 07/26/2024

Obituary For Sallie Ruth Webster - Lowe

Sallie Ruth Webster - Lowe, 86 of Madison, NC passed Friday, July 26, 2024. Public viewing will be held Saturday, August 3, 2024, from 1:00 p.m. – 7:30 p.m. at Perry-Spencer Funeral Home, Madison, NC. The family will receive friends from 1:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m. Sunday August 4, 2024, at New Light Refuge Temple, 2441 Bethany Rd., Madison, NC. with the “Celebration of Life” beginning at 2:00 p.m. Interment will follow at Woodland Cemetery, Madison, NC.

Mother Lowe, born on August 14, 1937, to the late Freddie and Annie Z. Webster, peacefully transitioned to her heavenly home, leaving behind a legacy of faith, love and service. She was the second oldest daughter among 14 children, raised in the close-knit Goodwill Community of Madison,NC, affectionately known as K-Fork.

In her early years, Mother Lowe was educated in the segregated schools of Rockingham County, where she developed her lifelong skills and strong work ethic. From a young age,she learned to cook for her siblings while they farmed, a testament to her nurturing spirit. She later worked in various textile mills aroung Rockingham County before finding her true calling as an in-person sitter and companion, a role she embraced with pride and dedication.

Mother Lowe's greatest joy and fulfillment came from being a devoted wife, mother, grandmother and great grandmother. She shared a remarkable 55 year marriage with the late Bishop Alphonzo Lowe and together they were iconic as a spiritual duo, serving the Lord with unwavering faith and love. As the esteemed Mother of New Light Refuge Temple WOTCC, she touched countless lives with her wisdom and grace.

Though quiet, shy and somewhat basful, Mother Lowe's words were always filled with profound wisdom. She was selfless, loving and every ready to help others. An exceptional cook, she delighted in canning and freezing foods, generously sharing her culinary creations with the community. Known for her impeccable style, she was celebrated for her unique and elegant hats.

Mother Lowe accepted the Lord and Savior Jesus Christ at a young age and instilled the joy of the Lord in her family. Her favorite hymn, “While the Blood”, resonated deeply, moving the hearts of all who heard her sing. She embodied the virtues of a noble woman, an ideal wife, mother and a staunch advocate for righteousness, making invaluable contribution to the Kingdom.

As Church Mother, she oversaw the Missionaries and played a crucial role in establishing Saints Day, a cherished time of union, celebration and fellowship within the church community.

Mother Lowe was preceded in death by her beloved husband of 55 years, Bishop Alphonzo Lowe, her son; Christopher and siblings, John Oscar Webster (Betty), Frances Kellam (Ed), Louise Joyce (James), James Webster (Betty), Fred Webster (Lula), Dewey Webster (Josephine), Same Henry Webster, Floyd Webster, Birdie Searcy, Lillie Searcy, Emma Payne and most recently deceased, sister-in-law; Vestine Lowe.

She leaves behind to carry on her legacy: daughters: Sharon Scales (Mike), Susan Lowe and Teresa Kellam-Gilchrist (Timothy). Grandchildren; Lakisha Scales and Keenan Lowe, great-grandchildren, Kilaya Lowe, Keenan Lowe, Jr. and Kishawn Lowe. Her brother, Willie Cane Webster and sister, Loretta Dalton. Brothers-in-law; James Searcy and Buster Searcy. Sisters-in-law; Mildred Ziglar and Jessie Mae Lowe, along with a host of nieces, nephews, other family members and her beloved New Light Church Family.

Mother Lowe's life was a testament of the power of faith, love and service. Her legacy will forever inspire those who had the blessing of knowing her, as she now rests in eternal peace with the Lord.