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Cozette E. Lowder

February 22, 1959 ~ July 31, 2026

Born in: Omaha, Nebraska
Resided in: Indianapolis, Indiana

Cozette E. Lowder

67, of Indianapolis, Indiana, passed away surrounded by her family on July 31, 2026. Cozette was born in Omaha, Nebraska on February 22, 1959, to Wilber “Lynn” & Celestine Jones. In the years that followed Cozette’s family moved to Indianapolis, Indiana where she would graduate from Southport High School in 1977. Cozette loved learning and she went on to graduate from Indiana University School of Nursing in 1992. She spent the majority of her career working at Methodist Hospital with the Open Heart Surgery Team and Lung Transplant Team. She also worked her last few years prior to retirement at Eagle Highlands Surgery Center until 2020.

Cozette loved to travel the world, but she was extremely fond of Europe and always enjoyed her time there. Cozette also loved being at the beach. She loved to walk with her daughter and husband for hours. She could often be found cooking for her family at home. Cozette loved to sing and dance. She sang like an angel and people loved to listen to her beautiful voice. She loved having her kids and grandchildren over and spending quality time with them.

Cozette really enjoyed “self-care”, such as getting a facial or having her nails done. She enjoyed visiting with the customers and the employees in each salon. She loved people and never met a stranger. Her favorite form of “self-care” was when her loving, adoring daughter, Jesslyn styled her hair for her. This was the definition of relaxation for Cozette.

She was a member of St. Joseph Catholic Church for many years where she loved to volunteer her time and talents. She was also a member of the Alter Society at St. Jospeh’s as well. She always had fun with friends at the Moose Lodge where she was also a member.

Cozette had a great sense of humor and was always making people laugh, and laughing herself. Sometimes to the point of literally rolling on the floor! She was loved by so many people and she herself loved hard. She considered you family, even if you didn’t share her bloodline. She lit up a room wherever she went and she will be missed dearly.

Cozette is survived by her loving husband; Brian Lowder, children; Charles (Michele) Fellers, and Jesslyn (Joseph) Wallace, grandchildren; Samantha (Codi) Culp, Spencer Brooking, Chase Fellers, Charles Fellers Jr., and Leo Wallace, great-grandchildren; Maverick, Gracelynn, and Hudson, mother; Celestine Jones, and siblings; Toni Jones, Debra Jones, and Shelley Stewart-Stevens.

Cozette is preceded in death by her father; Wilber “Lynn” Jones, and sister; Donna Harvey.

A Memorial Gathering for Cozette will take place on Monday, August 10, 2026 from 4:00pm-7:00pm at O’Riley Branson Funeral Service & Crematory (6107 S. East St., Indianapolis, Indiana 46227). A Mass will take place at St. Joseph Catholic Church (1401 S. Mickley Ave., Indianapolis, Indiana 46241) on Tuesday, August 11, 2026 at 10:00am. Inurnment will take place at Westridge Cemetery immediately following Mass.

 

Please visit www.orileybranson.com to leave a memory of Cozette or to sign the online guestbook.

 

Services

Memorial Gathering: Monday, August 10, 2026
4:00 pm - 7:00 pm

O’Riley – Branson Funeral Service & Crematory
6107 South East Street
Indianapolis, Indiana 46227


Mass: Tuesday, August 11, 2026
10:00 am - 11:00 am

St. Joseph Catholic Church
1401 S. Mickley Avenue
Indianapolis, Indiana 46241


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  1. I worked with Cozette at Methodist Hospital in open heart, she was a wonderful nurse and a wonderful co-worker, she always made people feel important and loved, it was an honor to have worked with her.

  2. I worked with Cozy at Eagle Highlands until her retirement. Cozy was an awesome Nurse as well as awesome lady. Cozy always looked great her beautiful red lips was an all day routine I would say she was always glamorous. She was funny and laughed all over, a joy to be around. And very professional. God received another angel Cozy. You Rest peacefully my friend. Sandy

  3. I worked with Cozy open heart surgery at Methodist Hospital. She was such a sweetheart! Always willing to help the perfusionists when no other help was there. A wonderful sense of humor, keeping the entire staff engaged and less stressed.
    RIP, Cozy, enjoy heaven as I know heaven will enjoy you.

  4. I worked with Cozette at Eagle. She was a great nurse and better person. she was very funny and most days she always had a smile for you. she will be missed.


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