Her daughter Windy Lowe carried this torch forward, leaving a successful corporate career to establish Lowe's Guardian Angel in 2005 alongside her husband First Sergeant (retired) Glenn Lowe and their son Alonzo Q. Ford. Starting with just one facility, two employees, and two clients, they began building an organization founded on the principle that care should be more than just maintaining life—it should be about creating joy and enabling each person's best life.
Today, under the leadership of CEO Alonzo Q. Ford, LGA has grown to serve Georgia through four major hubs, 20+ host homes, and multiple care facilities. But more than our growth, we're proud of how we've maintained our founding principles of personalized, relationship-based care.
“We're transforming 10,000 lives by creating nurturing homes and communities where individuals live with dignity, joy, and purpose.”
