Obituaries

Mandelo Luciano Lowery,

Mandelo Luciano Lowery, 41, passed away on Monday, July 13, 2026, surrounded by family. He was born in Newport News, Virginia, and was the only child of Tanya Lowery Badgett and the late Mandoza Lowery. Mandelo graduated from Menchville High School in 2003 and had a successful career in servicing and supervision of maintaining wind turbines in many locations around the world. Mandelo treasured his many friends, was passionate about helping his family and friends, and was dedicated to his dogs, his love of motorcycles, and traveling.

Mandelo is survived by his wife, Niaomi Lowery; mother, Tanya Lowery Badgett; godmother, Cheryl Ashe; sisters, Juliana Badgett, Dominique Franklin, and Sade Lowery; brother, Mandoza Lowery; aunt, Marchelle Harris; and uncle, Timothy Lucento.

The family will receive friends on Thursday, July 23, from 4:00 to 6:00 p.m. at Peninsula Funeral Home, with a Celebration of Mandelo’s life at 6:00 p.m. at the funeral home. If you are unable to attend, the service will be live streamed on our website https://peninsulafuneralhome.com/video/

To send flowers, please order through Jeff’s Flowers (757-827-5333) and deliver to Peninsula Funeral Home, 11144 Warwick Boulevard, Newport News, Virginia.

10 Comments

  1. Kynette M Cheatham

    Your sweet Spirit will be missed and cherished by the ones who loved you most Delo!!! Holding you tight Dominique!!

    Lifting you all up in prayer!

  2. KD

    Love you Delo! We had an amazing time together on Earth,you were like a brother to me. You had an amazing smile heart of a lion and was very very adventurous! I’m gonna miss u Delo and all the fun times we shared when u came to DC. It was nothing you couldn’t do besides play basketball..lol Never Forgotten love 4ever your bro KD

  3. Keith Gliss

    Love you Delo! We had an amazing time together on Earth,you were like a brother to me. You had an amazing smile heart of a lion and was very very adventurous! I’m gonna miss u Delo and all the fun times we shared when u came to DC. It was nothing you couldn’t do besides play basketball..lol Never Forgotten love 4ever your bro KD

  4. Cousin Snook

    First if all i want to say cousin I love you and you will definitely be missed and remembered. It’s been so long since we’ve spoken and seen each other. The fact that I had plans on reconnecting with you sooner because it had been to long and for that time to have passed me bye is disappointing saddening and aggravating to me. I wish we had stayed in contact with each other as much like we used to do. I feel in my heart that you’re in a better place of love, no worries or pain, and peace. I love you lil cousin 💛🤞🏾🫂💯💐

  5. Donnie Badgett

    out heart goes out to you during this lost your Kentucky family are praying for you much love uncle don and aunt delrita badgett

  6. Ricky Parker

    I met Mandelo during my time working in the wind industry, and from the very beginning, you could see God had placed something special in him. He was a hardworking and passionate young man, full of vision, purpose, and a heart that touched those around him. Over the years, our friendship grew strong, and we were blessed to even become business partners for a time. No matter where life took us across the world, we always stayed connected—something I now know was part of God’s plan.

    Hearing of his passing broke my heart. It’s hard to understand moments like this, but I trust that God calls His people home in His perfect timing. Mandelo’s life was a blessing, and the impact he made will live on far beyond this world.

    Rest in heaven, my brother. I know you are in the presence of the Lord, at peace and free. Until we meet again.

    Lord, I pray You wrap Your loving arms around his family. Give them strength, comfort, and a peace that surpasses all understanding. Let them feel Your presence every step of the way.

    God bless you all.

  7. CC

    I’m so sorry for the loss of your dear loved one. May you find comfort and peace in God’s promise to swallow up death forever and wipe the tears from all faces. – Isaiah 25:8 Condolences

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