Between the mountains and the sea the Lowe family home
The Portuguese Bend Craftsman and California Coastal designed home is situated between two vacant lots where the family hides Easter Eggs during the spring holiday. Thomas Lowe, M.D. and Melody Lomboy-Lowe grew up in Sierra Madre and met in high school when both were city lifeguards. Melody had been diagnosed with Leukemia at the age of six. While a senior at Pasadena Polytechnic school, Thomas was assigned a senior thesis project of his choosing. He chose to interview Robert Rosen, M.D., the City of Hope oncologist who had saved Melody’s life after she was diagnosed with leukemia at age 6. “I became part of a cancer treatment trial with a group of other kids who also had leukemia. In the end, I was the only one of our group who survived,” she said. Aidan, Daniel, Koa, Fluffy and Melody. Thomas spent the majority of his senior year at the City of Hope and was so inspired by the experience that he decided to pursue oncological medicine as his career. After high school, he attended U.C. Irvine and then UCLA David Geffen School of Medicine. He completed his internal medicine residency at UCLA. A fellowship followed at City of Hope and Harbor-UCLA. Thomas Lowe, M.D. is an oncologist…
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