Here lies Dorthy Lowman, a true force of nature who shuffled off this mortal coil on November 6, 2023, in Millers, Maryland.

Born on April 14, 1933, Dorthy came into this world like a tornado, leaving a lasting imprint on anyone who had the pleasure or misfortune of crossing her path.

Dorthy was known for her infectious charm and her ability to dispense unsolicited advice at any given moment. Whether you needed it or not, she was always ready to offer her two cents on fashion, cooking, or the best way to organize a sock drawer.

Her passion for life was unrivaled, and she greeted every day as if it were a freshly baked batch of cookies—warm and ready to be devoured. She had an unquenchable thirst for adventure, which often got her involved in escapades that would make the average person blush. From skydiving to attending heavy metal concerts in her eighties, Dorthy lived life on the edge, defying societal expectations at every turn.

One could say that Dorthy had a unique sense of humor. Her love of practical jokes and mild mischief will not be forgotten. Many a birthday party ended up with exploding cakes or fake spiders crawling out of gifts, much to the chagrin of her unsuspecting victims. The number of startled screams she induced throughout the years was a testament to her commitment to laughter.

She also had an affinity for colorful language, ensuring that any conversation with Dorthy would include a colorful tapestry of adjectives and imaginative expletives, which always left those around her both amused and slightly concerned.

When it came to fashion, Dorthy was a trendsetter, although some may argue which century she was setting them for. She unabashedly embraced neon prints, bedazzled jackets, and oversized accessories, all while boldly proclaiming her sense of style as "ahead of its time." If being ahead of its time meant resembling a disco ball, then Dorthy was truly light-years ahead.

Despite her quirky exterior, Dorthy had a heart of gold that touched the lives of many. Her generosity was spread far and wide, whether it be baking pies for church fundraisers, knitting sweaters for her dogs, or teaching an entire town how to do the Macarena after one too many cocktails.

She leaves behind a legacy of laughter, love, and enough memories to fill a thousand comedy shows. Dorthy will be missed dearly by her family, friends, and anyone who enjoyed a good laugh in her outrageous presence.

So, let us raise a glass and bid farewell to this one-of-a-kind soul who could outshine the sun with her wit, charm, and fashion choices. Goodbye, Dorthy. You may be gone, but your spirit lives on in the laughter of those you left behind.