Michael Eugene Loux, age 72, of Jacksonville, Florida passed away on November 16, 2019 at the Earl B. Hadlow Center for Caring in Jacksonville. He was born February 20, 1947 in Indianapolis, Indiana. Crevasse's Simple Cremation is honored to be serving the Loux family.







Mike was a very dear man and a great role model. I will miss speaking with him. I send my sincere condolences.
Nikki, Matt, Kellie and Kim – I am so very sorry to hear the news of the passing of your Dad. He was one of the sweetest men I had the pleasure of knowing. My deepest condolences to you all.
John, Nickoel and family,
I am so very sorry for your loss. Please accept my condolences to both you and your family. God Bless
Denise Riddell
To Mike's family and friends, I was saddened to learn of Mike's passing. He was always true to God and his family. I'll always remember his kindness and love for us all. Love and sympathy to all of you.
I knew Mike from his time in real estate but lost touch with him. Â I reconnected with him in our Saturday morning bible study at Northview. His faith in God strengthen mine and I will forever remember him for that. To his family, Mike was a very special person. My deepest sympathiesÂ
I’m sending all of you my deepest sympathy. You were blessed to have such a great DAD ! Time will heal your pain and make your memories more precious!
Lovingly, Aunt Kay
I am deeply sorry to read about your Dad’s passing. We had a lot of history together & fond memories.
I left a note that I had just sent to Mike yesterday to his email for the family. I hope you all see it.
Diane Lehr Burton
I had the pleasure of knowing Michael at a Tuesday Bible Study. He was a very kind man with a great love for God and others. Prayers for his family for comfort from God and great memories.
So sorry for our loss. Mike was my skating partner. I have known him since we were 12 years old. He will be missed by all who knew him and remembered fondly.
I am deeply sorry to read about your Dad’s passing. We had a lot of history together & fond memories.
I left a note that I had just sent to Mike yesterday to his email for the family. I hope you all see it.
Diane Lehr Burton
He was a true gentleman and professional. I had lost contact after switching to another Starbucks. I would see him at the Nora store.Â
I hope he didn’t suffer during his final days.Â
I've known Mike for 50 years. We were roommates for a time and there were four of us that ran around together back then. Mike Catterson, Leon Carter and myself were always into some kind of adventure. I can remember those days like they were yesterday.
I am so sorry for your loss. Mike was a good friend and I will miss our occasional conversations.
I've known Mike for 50 years. We were roommates for a time and there were four of us that ran around together back then. Mike Catterson, Leon Carter and myself were always into some kind of adventure. I can remember those days like they were yesterday.
I am so sorry for your loss. Mike was a good friend and I will miss our occasional conversations.
I knew mike in high school and he and I were teammates during our sophomore season. Big in stature and heart and truly a pleasure to have known. May he find rest with the angels.
I knew Mike from a local bar/restaurant called Daddy Jacks. He never drank much and quit some time ago. Great family man and interesting to converse with. I was surprised and saddened with the news of his passing. Prayers for his family. Jack E. Parr
I met Mike 3 years ago at our Saturday morning bible study. He encouraged me to come with him to a discipleship weekend. We had a great weekend in the Lord. I saw him get baptized which was very exciting. My prayers are with his family whom he loved. I thank God he brought Mike into my life.
On behalf of my sister in law Donna Loux and myself, I wanted to extend my sympathies to my cousin, Mike's family. A devoted Father and Grandfater and a devout Christian , he will be missed. My prayers are extended to his family. Rest in Peace, cousin.
I just found out about Mike's passing
A very good man
Sent a Norman Rockwell calendar every Christmas
You'll be missed
Cousin