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Sherral Annie
Auvil
Mar 24, 1962 — Sep 12, 2025
Elizabeth
Sherral (Annie) Lowe Auvil, age 63, of Elizabeth, WV, passed away peacefully, with her son Aaron at her side, on September 12, 2025, after courageously battling kidney disease for more than 20 years. She was born on March 24, 1962, to the late John (Bob) and Hattie Lowe.
Annie was the proud mother of three sons who were the light of her life: Randy Graham (Keesha), Jason (Kiaunte) Graham and Aaron Auvil. She was also a loving Grandma of Audrey, Grace, and Luke, who distance prevented her from visiting often but who were a source of great pride.
She is survived by her siblings Bobby (Lillian) Lowe, Leroy (Lorraine) Lowe, and Eva (Jeff) Newsome, as well as many nieces, nephews, and great-nieces and nephews who adored her. She was preceded in death by her siblings Grady Lowe and Debbie Lowe her parents, and her grandparents.
In her career, Annie was hardworking certified nursing assistant and was dedicated to supporting her patients with compassion until her own health no longer allowed her to work. She regularly became attached to her patients knowing them and loving them with a genuine heart.
Even as she faced health challenges, her larger-than-life personality never dimmed. She was known for her sharp wit, dry humor, and the way she stayed connected to those she loved, regardless of distance or circumstance, always supportive and forgiving.
Her three boys were her heart. She was deeply proud of their accomplishments, grateful for the care and support they gave her, and fiercely devoted to them every day of her life. The hardest part of her illness was her reluctance to leave them.
Her love extended outward to her siblings, grandchildren, nieces, nephews, and the many friends she gathered along the way.
She leaves behind a legacy of laughter, love, and resilience. Though she will be missed more than words can express, her family finds peace in believing she is now in the presence of God.
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