Marjorie Howard Lowrie

1875–1961 (age 86)

Philanthropist

Biography

Marjorie Howard Lowrie spent her life nurturing the cultural and charitable fabric of Albany, supporting educational programs and community initiatives as women's civic leadership expanded across the city.

Her gracious encouragement of the arts and social welfare organizations provided stability for generations of residents, and her spirit of generosity continues to be remembered by those who followed her example.

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