Chris Lee Tow, 59, passed away Thursday, December 10, 2020. Chris was born on June 6, 1961 in Amarillo, Texas to Bob and Audrey Tow.
Chris had many talents. He was a carpenter, painter, plumber, and all-around handy man.
Chris met the love of his life, Jannis Laird, in 2018 while attending The Loft Church. They enjoyed traveling, teaching children’s church, and outreach for the homeless. He enjoyed winning at card games with his family. He loved their 2 dogs, Max and Sissy.
Chris was preceded in death by his parents Bob Tow (1974), Audrey Tow (1991) and his nephew Aaron Reeves (2019).
He is survived by the love of his life, Jannis Laird of Amarillo, TX and her son, Jon Lowery of Houston, TX; sister, Linda Cunningham and her husband Kenny of Amarillo, TX; brother, Dale Tow and wife Faye of Amarillo, TX; sister, Carol Reeves and husband Cliff of Amarillo, TX; sister, Janet Denton and husband Andy of Franklin, TN; 3 nieces, 2 nephews, 4 great-nephews, 2 fur babies, and many friends.
In lieu of flowers please send donations to Love In Action Ministry, 3400 S Bowie St Amarillo, TX 79109, Attn: PJ and Tara Johnson c/o Love in Action.
Jannis,
I’m saddened to hear this. My prayers are with you and the family. You know he is with our Lord.
Chris always had a firm hand shake and a smile on Sunday morning. He was a pleasure to visit with.
Now he is in the house that Jesus built for him and visiting again with his mother and father and his nephew.
There is no more pain in his new heavenly body.
Chris Tow was a wonderful man, with a big heart and an amazing personality! He will be greatly missed!
Jannis Laird if you should need anything please do not hesitate to call on Gregory Ruff and I.
Take care ?
Chris was an amazing man of God. He was also very active in SWAT, Seniors with a testimony at the Loft church. He will be truly missed. Love you, brother, Terry
I remember the last time I saw him and spent time with him and Jannis and they both took me out to lunch at Braum’s after church. I had so many good laughs with the both of them.
I miss you. I loved you. I always will