Tre’Von Stewart-Jordan

Tre’Von Stewart-Jordan was a 27-year-old member of the San Diego community whose life was centered in the Lincoln Park neighborhood. Public records and local reporting identify him as a young man known to family and neighbors in southeast San Diego. While the public record about Tre’Von’s private life is limited, what is clear is that he mattered to people who remembered him and later sought to honor his memory.

On August 12, 2022, Tre’Von was shot in the Lincoln Park area and later died at a local hospital. Local law enforcement and news outlets reported his name, age, and the location of the incident; those reports also show that his death prompted an active investigation that continued in the months afterward. Over time, family members and community supporters worked to turn grief into action: in the years following his death, a family-named foundation (TS Jordan Foundation) has organized community events in his memory, offering programs and gatherings aimed at helping local youth and bringing neighbors together.

Although details about Tre’Von’s work, hobbies, or other personal milestones are not publicly documented in reliable memorial notices available to researchers, the response from his family and community — the creation of memorial programming and continued public attention to the person behind the headlines — speaks to the value of his life. Tre’Von’s name lives on in local remembrance and the compassionate efforts of those who chose to honor him.

This page is written to reflect the dignity of Tre’Von Stewart-Jordan as a person rather than the circumstances of his death. Because public primary memorials (funeral-home or family-published obituaries) matching his name and the exact date of death were not found in reliable obituary repositories, this narrative draws on official and news reporting to provide a respectful life-centered remembrance. If family-approved memorial text or additional personal details become available, they should be added here to further celebrate Tre’Von’s life and the people who loved him.