Rick Wallace Low, age 64, passed away on Tuesday, April 6th, 2021 at his home in White Sulpher Springs, MT. Rick was born on April 25th,1956 to Willy and Donna (Lynch) Low in Great Falls, MT. He was the middle of three children.
Rick graduated from C.M. Russel High School in 1975. Rick attended Montana State University in Bozeman and then enrolled in the National Guard. Rick worked for Wilbur-Ellis in
Montana and South Dakota for 21 years. After that, he owned and operated a lawn and tree business in South Dakota. In 2006, Rick returned to Montana and started his own agricultural
company in White Sulpher Springs, MT.
Rick married Debbie Allen on March 28th, 2009 in Great Falls, MT. They enjoyed traveling, long drives in the mountains, and competitive card games. Rick waited 53 years to marry the woman of his dreams and cherished his 12 years of marriage with Debbie.
Rick enjoyed the solitude of the outdoors and nature. This is where he would encounter and experience God in the fullest way. He loved to observe God’s handiwork. Often noticing the
details most folks miss. The interactions of a bear with a moose, how one bird would take another bird’s favorite spot and it would pout. He’d see the broken antlers laying in bushes that
others would miss. In the same way, he was kind and gentle with those around him. He shared stories of adventures and listened with love. He enjoyed fishing, taking pictures of wildlife, and driving around in the hills. He also enjoyed golf, fantasy football, history, and politics.
We will miss Rick. His humor and quick wit were contagious. He had a big smile, honesty, and told it like it was. He was bold in his witness for Christ and believed God in faith and took him at his word.
Rick is survived by his wife, Debbie Low; mother, Donna Low; brother, Howie (Lydia) Low; and sister, Val (Greg) Hatley.
A Celebration of Rick’s Life will be at 11:00 on Sunday, April 25th at the Black Eagle Community Center, 2332 Smelter Ave, Black Eagle, MT. Everyone who knew and loved Rick is invited to come and share stories and memories of his life.
The family expresses our appreciation for the White Sulpher Spring Emergency Medical Service. A special thanks to Eva and Steve Sundstrom and Mike Magee for their care and
exceptional love during this time.
Service Schedule
Celebration of His Life
11:00 a.m.
Sunday April 25, 2021
Black Eagle Community Center
2332 Smelter Ave.
Black Eagle, Montana 59414
Service Schedule
Celebration of His Life
11:00 a.m.
Sunday April 25, 2021
Black Eagle Community Center
2332 Smelter Ave.
Black Eagle, Montana 59414
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Sue funk says
I have loved you two and will miss rick and your visit r and r s at my house the times you have been here and how you two were here for me when John went to heaven. The two of you will have fun with the lord while you wait for us. Don’t turn our mansion into a mancave because we WILL redecorate when we get there
Rick Later says
With SINCERE SYMPATHY R.I.P.
Rick & Cooky Later
Sandi Eby says
i am so sorry i didn’t get to know rick well but am glad i will have eternity to get to know him better!1 my love & prayers are with you in this time of grief.
Tim and Kim Rock says
We love you Deb and will forever miss our buddy and all the times we had together.
Forever Family
Joyce (Hull) Tonner says
Deb, I’m sorry to hear of this loss. I hope your memories will keep him close with you. Take care.
Shelli Schuett says
Debbie- I am so sorry. “When you love someone, you can still hear their laughter after they are gone.” May the sounds of Rick’s laugh echo in your heart in the upcoming months.
GREGG PAULEY says
Rick was the most decent person I ever knew. Not a mean bone in his body. Always optimistic, smart, great sense of humor, and as honest as the day is long. Rick was the type of person that you always looked forward to seeing or talking with him. Rick exemplified what the word friend means. No matter what, you always had a friend in Rick. Mr. Low, aka Rickie Dickie, I miss you more than words can describe.
My deepest sympathy to everybody.
Dean-Deb Wallace says
We were so very sorry to learn of Rick’s passing. He was our neighbor (in Pierre SD) for many years and always enjoyed our visits in the backyard. He had his lawn care business and would always weed spray our yard free of charge-never would take money so we would repay him with fresh walleye. Lost touch with him when he moved. So glad he found someone to share his life with and sounds like he had a peaceful life. Rest easy good neighbor!!
Daphne Rice says
Itʻs hard to believe that 44 years have passed since spending time with Rick.
Time and distance just seem to have a way of interfering with many precious friendships forged in our youth.
We met at a leadership camp in Idaho in the 1970s, then maintained our long distance friendship via letters and phone calls for several years.
Rick was the kindest fellow, he was fun, and he had a great big heart.
So happy you found the love of your life, Rick, and enjoyed those dozen wonderful years together.
All my old time memories of you will forever be recalled with joy and fondness.
May you rest in peace.