Scott Thomas Lowe passed away unexpectedly on April 23, 2024, at the age of 53.

Scott was born on August 25, 1970 in Washington D.C. Scott put his heart and soul into all that he did. He cared for and loved his family more than anything. He was well liked by others and wasn’t afraid to be himself.  

Scott absolutely loved being up north; putzing, relaxing, and building things. He took pride in doing projects on his own to make his land beautiful. He loved being on the boat, swimming with his son Caeden, and being around a fire with family and friends. Scott loved going skiing and would always ask Karen “What’s our song going to be?” as they sang on the ski lift together.

Those that knew Scott, knew he was loud. He loved playing and making music by himself and with others, as evident by the many people and bands he played with throughout his life. Scott was always tinkering on an instrument or making people sing alongside him.

Scott thoroughly enjoyed working as a Senior Manager of Risk Management at Camping World. He accepted the challenge and the push to be better that the job provided. Although well liked at work, no one liked driving with him. Scott was known to drive slower than the casual “Sunday drivers”, slow and steady with his cruise control always set.

Scott’s loyalty to all that he did is most evident by his devotion to his wife, Karen. They shared countless adventures together up north, traveling, or simply being home playing duets on the piano. Scott lived for the time spent with his son Caeden. They especially loved the many games of hide and seek, swimming together at the YMCA, and trying new foods. Scott was so proud that Caeden now likes hamburgers. Scott also took pride in being a playful papa to “the littles”.  He always put his family first, and was there for them no questions asked.

Scott is survived by his loving and devoted wife Karen of 5 years; cherished son Caeden Thomas Lowe; loving parents Larry and Connie Lowe; dear brother Ryan Lowe; step-children Amanda (Jared) Christopherson and Brandon Sternig; adored grandchildren Ava and Jack Christopherson.  He is further survived by his mother-in-law Ann Udvare, B.F.F. father-in-law LaVern Oehler, special “sister” Beth Chasco, brother’s-in-law Kenny and Kurt Oehler, other relatives, and many friends.

Visitation will be held on Saturday, April 27 at the Schmidt & Bartelt Funeral Home (930 Main St. Mukwonago) from 10:00 AM until the time of the Funeral at 1:00 PM.  Please come in casual attire.

In lieu of flowers, donations can be made for Scott's son, Caeden Thomas Lowe, to help with his future care.