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Eighteen months earlier, he won a firm reporting award for his series with the issues and infighting for the F18 buying process by your Canadian Soldiers.
Lowman's military knowledge was valuable in the mid1980s when Canada was looking at nuclear submarines. He started both French and British subs to detail his impressions for Star readers.
must have been a spinner of tales in addition a cracker of jokes, Honderich said. was personalized.
Lowman's first wife, Gisela Marcuse, died in 1985. That they three children, Lesley Anne Hogarth, Timothy Martin and Susan Chiu Ping, adopted in 1964 from China.
With gunmetalgrey hair and ruddy complexion, Lowman will be a fixture for 44 years during the Star newsroom until 1990, with stints as foreign and religion editor interrupting his reporter years.
In Toronto after a war, became a firstclass editor, says former Star colleague Michael Pieri. he earned a reputation for himself discussing military affairs. Navy to fly inside of the F18 fighter jet.
Former publisher John Honderich, organic and natural Toronto a week ago from Africa, described Lowman just like a true blue who took craft of journalism seriously as well as an interest in military affairs.
Lowman huddled from a phone booth nearby the fire for several hours slush to his calves to possess that story, colleagues said.
Then, Gamester said, Lowman closed the decision by inviting Want to you may use his material. telling Bob Hope he should use his jokes! He'd countless confidence . chutzpah. for his humour, his love of the military along with his chivalrous approach to kissing the hand of ladies he encountered, Lowman died yesterday at St. Joseph's Hospital in Mississauga of complications from abdominal surgery. He was 86.
Born in England, he saw Wwii action as a good RAF flying officer. Stationed in Tunis, he flew sorties against enemy shipping throughout the Mediterranean. Later, he followed longrange flights behind Japanese lines in Burma and Malaysia and won the Distinguished Flying Cross.
He met his second wife, Betty May, in a blind date. She described him like a presence who loved to bounce and doted on his grandchildren. leaves a big vacuum within our family, she said.
He covered stories inside East, Africa and across America. Along at the height of their fame, he scored a special interview having the Beatles. He snagged a twohour sitdown with Haiti's feared JeanClaude Duvalier in 1975 and bagged a Toronto Firefighter's Award for covering a 1962 blaze that destroyed the historic Carson House Hotel.
a newsman having a charmer
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