Scott Lowe

Scott Collier Lowe
2/05/58 - 3/20/12

Age 54, Scott passed away peacefully with family by his side. Scott had an irresistible zest for life. He was known for his ready smile and quick wit, his sports knowledge, music enthusiasm, and love for his friends and family. Although his life was cut short by relentless ALS (Lou Gehrig's Disease), Scott lived his life to the fullest. Born and raised in West Seattle, Scott was an ice hockey referee for almost 40 years, and worked for the Western Hockey League for over twenty years as an off-ice official - most recently as a Video Goal Judge. The Seattle Thunderbirds Hockey team honored Scott for his service with a ceremonial puck drop at the 12-17-11 game.

To watch a clip of that moment please copy and paste the provided link below to vist the site. http://www.seattlethunderbirds.com/video/index/id/9ae63ce2c97c32c9fd14f52d70d21402

Scott loved all things sports. He coached several baseball teams for his son, practiced volleyball serves daily with his daughter, and participated in many sports himself. During the last summer of his life, Scott fulfilled his dream of playing on two baseball teams in the Puget Sound Senior Baseball League (PSSBL), having led the Barons to the 2010 Teton Championship the year before.

Scott was a great husband and father. He coached, cheered, and played along in very moment of his family's lives. His death leaves a huge hole. Scott is survived by his wife of 24 years, Jeanne, and their children, Trevor and Rory, in addition to an extended family of sisters, brothers, nieces, nephews, and friends.

A celebration of Scott's life will be held Sunday, April 22nd, from 1:00 to 4:00 at the University of Washington's Waterfront Activity Center located behind Husky Stadium at 3900 Montlake Blvd.

Please come share your favorite memories of Scott. Light refreshments and Scott's favorite beverages will be served.

Located in Husky Football stadium parking lot; SE side of stadium, right on the water. I-5 to 520 to Montlake Blvd.

Parking in front of the Waterfront Activity Center or in E12 is free on Sundays.

Please share your memories of Scott by signing the online guest book.