Teri Ebel is the second wife of Jeff Lowe, an American alpinist from Ogden, Utah. Explore more on her.
Jeff Lowe was known for his visionary climbs and first ascents established in the US and the Canadian Rockies, Alps, and the Himalayas.
He was a writer, producer, and cinematographer known for Jeff Lowe’s Metanoia (2014), Reel Rock (2016), and ABC’s Wide World of Sports (1961).
Meet Jeff Lowe Wife Teri Ebel
Teri Ebel is mainly known as the wife of the American Alpinist, Jeff Lowe.
Teri was married to her husband in 1994, and they got divorced seven years in 2001. The reason for their divorce is unknown.
They had one child, but it was from his first marriage.
Jeff was married before Janie Hannigan in 1980, and they separated after 11 years in 1991. They had a child named Sonja Lowe.
Not much has been disclosed about Jeff’s wife as there is limited information about them.
Jeff was a proponent of the “Alpine style” philosophy, where small teams travel fast with minimal gear.
He has made over 1000 first ascents. First ascents are the first successful, documented achievement of the top of a mountain. It is also the first to follow a particular climbing route.
Sadly, he suffered from a neurological disease similar to ALS for approximately 18 years. He then died on August 24, 2018, in Colorado, USA.
Who is Jeff Lowe Kids or Children?
Jeff Lowe has one child from his first marriage. Other than that, he does not have other kids.
Sonja Lowe was the first child of Jeff and Janie Hannigan. She was born on April 8, 1998.
From his second marriage, he does not have any children that we know of.
Jeff may or may not have more children, as little information regarding his personal life is available.
He might have also become a grandfather as well as a great grandfather considering his age.
Meet The Family of Jeff Lowe
On September 13, 1950, Jeff Lowe was born to Ralph Lowe and Elgene Lowe in Ogden, Utah.
His father, Ralph, was also a climber and WWII pilot, and his mother, Elgene, was a dancer.
He was the co-founder of Lowe Alpine along with his brothers Greg Lowe and Mike Lowe.
He belonged to an adventurous family, living right up against the Wasatch Mountains on the East Bench in Ogden.
He was gifted physically, which he received from his father and mother.
Jeff started skiing at the age of 4. He climbed with his father and brothers at six years old.
Jeff’s father, Ralph, took the kids climbing the limestone and quartzite cliffs close behind the house.
He took him and his brothers to the Exum Ridge, resulting in him being the youngest person to climb the Grand Teton at seven years of age.
He and his siblings ski raced, hiked, camped, and worked hard.
Jeff Lowe also had a cousin, George Henry Lowe III, where many people get confused with George Lowe, the mountaineer of New Zealand.
