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The body of Arkansas Treasurer Mark Lowery will lie in state on the second floor of the state Capitol on Friday from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m., Secretary of State John Thurston announced Thursday.
Republican Arkansas Treasurer Mark Lowery plans to retire September 30, according to his office, with his family citing effects of his second stroke this year as a deciding factor.
Lowery’s decision to retire comes after a series of medical events this year, and the state treasury will continue to be run by Chief of Staff Stephen Bright and Deputy Treasurer Eric Munson until Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders appoints a replacement, the treasurer's office said in a news release. He is 67.
State Treasurer Mark Lowery, who suffered two strokes this year, will retire on Sept. 30, the state treasurer's office announced Tuesday.
Arkansas Treasurer Mark Lowery, who has suffered two strokes this year, will retire on September 30, his office announced Tuesday.