CAIL, LOWELL - Lowell Cail, "The Cedars", Rexton, NB passed away peacefully at the Stella Maris Hospital, Ste. Anne de Kent, on July 12th, 2008, sixteen days short of his 101st birthday. Born in Pine Ridge, Kent County, he was the son of the late George and Annie (Whitney) Cail. He was the last surviving member of nine siblings. Lowell was married to the love of his life, the late Hazel (MacMichael), for 62 years. Lowell lived a full life in business, community, church and family. He operated a Ford dealership with partner, the late Burpee Jardine, and then as owner of Cail's Esso. Lowell was the first Mayor of the Village of Rexton from 1966-1969; Charter Member of the Rexton Lions Club who recognized his community service with their 1st Melvin Jones Fellowship; Past Master of Lodge St. Andrew No. 16F. & A.M. having received his 60 year pin on his 100th birthday; and Life Member of St. Andrew Chapter No. 28, OES. St. Andrew's Church was near and dear to his heart. Over the years, Lowell served in the choir, on the Manse & Cemetery Committees, and was instrumental in erecting the church hall. He was an Elder serving on the Session for 32 years and he was made an Honorary Elder in 1996. St. John's Church, West Branch, held special interest for Lowell over his lifetime and he was always interested in the life of the congregation. It is in St. John's Cemetery where he will have his resting place. During his lifetime, there wasn't anything that Lowell wouldn't try - and he succeeded as mechanic, carpenter, plumber, and electrician, to name a few. The last few years of his life, he had to "wait" for Jim Roach and Elie Mazerolle to do those tasks for him. In his "spare time", he enjoyed working with stained glass and turning the bases for his "one of a kind" lampshades. Many of his creations turned up under the Christmas trees of family and friends. He is survived by Margie Wilson, his beloved niece and daughter, Gloria Jackson; his 'adopted daughter'; sister-in-law & brother-in-law, Marion & Harold Stephenson; and many nieces & nephews. Lowell touched so many lives throughout his lifetime of 100 plus years that his spirit will live on in our hearts for many years to come. A Memorial Service will be held at St. Andrew's United Church, Rexton, NB on Wednesday, July 16th, 2008 at 2:00 PM, with Rev. Galen Smith and Rev. Dr. Winston Parks presiding. A time of fellowship will follow in the Church Hall to be followed by a private family burial in West Branch. As per Lowell's request, cremation has taken place and their will be no visiting at the funeral home. Prior to the Memorial Service, Lodge St. Andrew, No. 16, will hold a Masonic Service at St. Andrew's Church at 1:30 PM. In lieu of flowers, the family would appreciate donations to St. Andrew's or St. John's Churches. A Sincere Thank You to the doctors and nurses at Stella Maris Hospital for their loving, professional care so freely given to Lowell during his weeks in their midst. Dr. Michael Graham of Rexton and Lowell had a special doctor - patient - friend relationship and, during their twice - weekly visits, they worked together to reach the 100th milestone birthday. Arrangements in care of Thompson's Funeral Home, Richibucto, 523-4252, www.thompsonsfuneralhome.com