With profound sadness, the Seattle community mourns the unexpected passing of Jerron Lowe, Vice President for Human Resources at Seattle University, who died on February 15 at the age of 45. His sudden loss has deeply affected colleagues, students, and friends who were touched by his leadership and generous spirit.
Joining Seattle University in 2022, Jerron quickly became known not only for his professional excellence but for his humanity. He approached his work with thoughtfulness, empathy, and a sincere commitment to supporting others. His engaging smile and gentle laugh brought warmth to meetings and gatherings alike, leaving a lasting impression on everyone fortunate enough to work alongside him.
Jerron’s influence extended far beyond his role in Human Resources. He fostered a culture of care and respect, encouraging collaboration and uplifting those around him. Friends and colleagues remember him as a compassionate listener, a steady leader, and someone who truly valued the well-being of the university community.
As Seattle University honors his life and legacy, heartfelt thoughts and prayers are with his beloved wife, Arlett, their children, Maëlle and Brooks, as well as his parents, sisters, and extended family. The university community has pledged continued support and care for his loved ones during this incredibly difficult time.
Jerron Lowe will be remembered at a 12:30 p.m. Mass at the Chapel of St. Ignatius on Thursday, February 19. Following the Mass, the chapel will remain open from 1 to 3 p.m. as a quiet and welcoming space for reflection and remembrance. The service is open to both the campus and the greater community.
Though his passing leaves a profound void, Jerron’s legacy of kindness, integrity, and dedication will continue to shape Seattle University for years to come. He will be remembered with gratitude, admiration, and enduring love.