The Lowrie Family – Established in 2012
Ryan and Sheri’s story began in 2008 when they met through friends in a beach volleyball league in Essex, Ontario. At the time, they were both happily independent—Ryan living in Kingsville, Sheri in Windsor—but fate seemed to have other plans. That summer, they kept crossing paths, not just on the volleyball court but also on the baseball field.
One evening, while joking with her baseball teammates, Sheri playfully declared, “Who’s number 17 on your team? I’m taking him home!” To her surprise, Ryan turned around, revealing the number 17 on his back. A sign of something meant to be!
Not long after, Sheri invited Ryan to “be her guy” in a co-ed baseball tournament in Harrow. He showed his true character that weekend—being a gentleman, driving her home, and spending time together. That fun-filled weekend was just the beginning of their journey to falling in love.
Fast forward 17 years, and Ryan and Sheri call Kingsville home. They pour their energy into their family, raising their two amazing kids, Jackson (11) and Shae (8), who keep them on their toes with their passion for sports, the arts, and learning.
Through the ups and downs of life, the Lowrie’s live by a simple motto: “Every day is a good day.” Whether it’s cheering from the sidelines, making memories together, or simply enjoying the little moments, they embrace each day with gratitude and love.
When they aren’t busy running between hockey rinks, baseball diamonds, or dance rehearsals, the Lowrie’s love spending time at the lake, traveling, and enjoying a good game night (Shae is the reigning Old Maid champion, and Jackson holds the title in Spoons… for now). And of course, no weekend is complete without a family movie night—popcorn required!

Why I Started This Blog
During the early days of COVID—when the world felt uncertain and time moved a little slower—we found ourselves leaning into what mattered most: us. That’s when our family mantra was born: Life at the Lowrie’s. It was simple, really. A promise that, no matter what the world threw at us, we would be the best version of our family. That we would support each other through hard things, laugh as much as possible, go on adventures, show up with kindness, and navigate life as a team.
We are a busy household—each of us chasing our own hopes, dreams, and passions. But when we come together, we create something uniquely ours. That’s the spirit behind this space.
So why a blog?
Because I needed a voice.
A space that’s mine.
A creative outlet where I can share my side of the story—especially through the lens of politics, motherhood, and community life.
As someone involved in public life, there are plenty of spaces where others get to interpret, summarize, or speak on my behalf. But here, I get to use my own words. I get to share my thoughts, my reflections, and the moments that shape me—not just as a councillor or a recruiter or a mom—but as a person.
I wanted to capture the big things and the little things.
To write stories that might otherwise disappear in the shuffle.
To remind myself (and maybe others) that our voices matter—and they deserve to be heard.
So whether you’re here out of curiosity, community, or connection—welcome.
This is Life at the Lowries.
It’s a little bit of everything: family, politics, pride, passion, chaos, love, and laughter.
And I’m so glad you’re here for the ride.

