Utah and Pac-12 football community express thoughts and support following the passing of Aaron Lowe
Utah Head Football Coach Kyle Whittingham
"We are devastated to hear about the passing of Aaron Lowe. Our thoughts and prayers are with Aaron's family and friends, along with the other individual who was harmed in this tragic incident. Aaron was a great teammate, friend, brother and son and was loved by anyone who crossed paths with him. He will be deeply missed."
Utah Director of Athletics Mark Harlan
"We are devastated by the loss of Aaron Lowe earlier this morning. Aaron was a terrific young man, a leader on our football team, and a rock of resiliency and courage. Our prayers are with Aaron's family, friends, teammates and all who knew and loved him. We also express our deepest concern for the other individual who has been hospitalized as a result of this tragic incident. We have been in communication with Aaron's family and we are providing support to them, as well as to the student-athletes, coaches and staff in all of our athletics programs, and our focus will remain on them."
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Thoughts, love, support and other reactions were expressed across the Utah and Pac-12 football communities after learning of the tragedy that occurred with the passing of Aaron Lowe.
At the beginning of the 2021 season, Lowe became the first recipient of the Ty Jordan Memorial Scholarship and switched his jersey from No. 2 to No. 22 to honor Jordan's legacy, whose passing came from a tragic incident as well.
#22forever ♥️
We’ll remember you now and always, Aaron. We love you. #LLAL pic.twitter.com/864nhabVie
— Utah Football (@Utah_Football) September 29, 2021
Rest in Peace, Aaron. ❤️🙏 #LLAL https://t.co/mdEVi0X2N7 pic.twitter.com/dcmOjUYxWe
— Pac-12 Conference (@pac12) September 26, 2021
I have no words. Aaron Lowe was one of Ty Jordan’s closest friends. He was wearing no. 22 this year to honor Ty and was the first recipient of the Ty Jordan Memorial Scholarship. My heart and love is with his family and all of our @Utah_Football family. pic.twitter.com/Husfo0NVp8
— Ashley Adamson (@AdamsonAshley) September 26, 2021
Our deepest condolences to Aaron Lowe's family, teammates, friends and the entire Utah community. https://t.co/jLbaZBHQ47
— Washington Football (@UW_Football) September 26, 2021
Our thoughts are with the Utah program and the Lowe Family today.
Rest in peace, Aaron. https://t.co/WUskaRclWi
— Sun Devil Football (@ASUFootball) September 26, 2021
I love you family and gone miss you dawg🤞🏽💔 #LLALOWE💔 pic.twitter.com/ub5InAGVcE
— Ja'Quinden Jackson (@leg3ndaryjaay) September 26, 2021
I love you fam @Ezmoneylowe
— Ja'Quinden Jackson (@leg3ndaryjaay) September 26, 2021
Why do the good have to die young? Love you brother. Rest in paradise
— devin lloyd (@DevinLloyd_) September 26, 2021
Rest in Love Alowe 🕊😞
— Nephi Sewell (@jungleboii02) September 26, 2021
God bless A Lowe’s soul. Can’t keep losing brothers left and right. 🕊💙
— Nick Ford 🇵🇹 (@NickFord55) September 26, 2021
A lowe i love you forever man. My lil brother forever 💔
— J.Nurse (@UnoQuatroJ14) September 26, 2021
You’ll be missed A Lowe… Rest In Peace fam 💔
— Solomon Enis (@SolomonEnis) September 26, 2021
Rest In Peace A Lowe. Love you brother.
— Cameron Rising (@crising7) September 26, 2021
Gonna cherish all the memories with you brotha. Love ya for life. Bro you inspired me when I was down. Kept a smile on my face at all times. I know you in a better place brotha. Until we meet again💔🙏🏿 LongLiveAlowe pic.twitter.com/tutbdyQaXw
— Clark Phillips lll (@ClarkPhillips21) September 26, 2021
— Arizona Football (@ArizonaFBall) September 26, 2021
UCLA football coach Chip Kelly starts his Monday morning press conference by sending thoughts and prayers to the family of Aaron Lowe and @Utah_Football. pic.twitter.com/5YvwpGMKFI
— James H. Williams covers UCLA football (@JHWreporter) September 27, 2021