Mother of four who was ‘unmasked, not muzzled and unvaccinated’ dies of COVID-19 at age 40

A Californian mother of four who spoke openly against vaccines and masks has died of COVID-19.

Kristen Lowery, 40, of Escalon, Calif., Died “unexpectedly” on September 15, according to a GoFundMe page raising funds for her funeral expenses.

In screenshots taken on Facebook, family members say she lost her battle with COVID-19 – after frequently posting content protesting against vaccines and calling herself “unmasked and not muzzled” and “free thinker”.

Lowery’s Facebook profile has since been set to private, but screenshots have been posted to Reddit and other sites.

Lowery had used political boundaries for his profile photos, including one reading “Unmasked, Unmuzzled, Unvaccinated, Fearless.” Together we win.

Another read: “Free thinker. Question everything. Mandatory search. ‘

She also appears to have attended some sort of protest or anti-vaccine event with a sign that reads “Give the injured vaccine a voice”. In the photo, she was also wearing a shirt proclaiming herself “ex-vaxxer” and reading: “I trusted them. Never again. ‘

Another photo had a border that read “Moms for Liberty”. Lowery was the mother of four school-aged children, Tayden, McKenna, Ella and Ryenn.

But earlier this month, his sister, Cassie, wrote on Facebook that Lowery was “in the hospital fighting for his life with Covid and pneumonia.”

“My sister still has a long life. We need you here, sissy. Your children love you and miss you so much. Please don’t give up, ”she wrote.

She also warned that it was not “political” and that she was not interested in hearing anyone’s opinions on vaccines.

Then, last week, two family members posted on Facebbok that Lowery “died of covid”, with his aunt crying that his “heart breaks for her 4 children”.

“So many people need her here, but God must have special plans for her in Heaven,” her aunt wrote.

On a GoFundMe page that raised over $ 11,000 for her funeral, a loved one also shared the news, which is “devastating to all who knew her.”

“Kristen was a beautiful and amazing woman, but more than that she was a phenomenal mother who always, ALWAYS put her children first,” she wrote.

“She lived for her children (Tayden, McKenna, Ella and Ryenn) and loved being their mother more than anything in her life.

“She was full of life and fiercely loved her friends and family. She was the kind of person who, even if she had nothing, would give the shirt off her back to anyone who needed it. She was all that was good and kind.

“Her passing leaves a big hole in many of our lives and she will never be forgotten but will be sadly missed,” the page read.