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John Kent Loosemore, 87, of Crown Point, Indiana, passed away on December 26, 2024. Kent dedicated 45 years to the title insurance industry, where he was known for his expertise and commitment. In retirement, he found joy in volunteering at Taltree Arboretum and staying active with various part-time jobs. Kent’s passions included nature, photography, writing, genealogy, and the rich history of Crown Point. Above all, Kent was a devoted family man who cherished his loved ones deeply. He will be fondly remembered for his kindness, sense of humor, love for babies and dogs, and the joyful life he shared with his family and friends.
He was survived by his loving wife of 67 years, Pat (Nelson) Loosemore; his children Rodney (Alisha) Loosemore, Kimberly Pitzen, Cheryl (Mark) Koenen, Keri Loosemore, and Nikki (Phil) Norwine; grandchildren Jeni Sparks, Heather Spoor, Jacob Loosemore, Justin Loosemore, Christine Pichler, Samantha Pitzen, Shannon Vavrusa, Ryan Vavrusa, and Zachary Norwine; 10 great grandchildren; chosen family Nick, Amir and Brittany Dunbar; and many close friends and Transitions Hospice caregivers.
He was preceded in death by his parents John Vincent and Maurine Loosemore and dear brother Robert Loosemore.
A celebration of life will be held privately.
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To the Loose more family, you have my condolences. Keri, I know how much you adored your dad.
My deepest condolences to the family. Kent was such an amazing person. Kent always had a story to share and was so sweet! I will truly miss him. RIP Kent.
Kent was a blessing to all he touched. Much love did he portray and I am saddened for all of the Loosemoores and thier families. He will definitely be missed He gave so much of himself and knew what preciousness life was. He was a great man that I as a child God gave to come into out lives. God Bless all of you.
My thoughts and prayers are with the whole family and loved ones. May Kent rest in peace.
My Condolences and prayers to the Family as Kent was a good Friend and will be missed.
This is a very sad time for Kent’s loving family. He was so very proud of them and always shared their achievements with us. All of his former classmates, such as myself, are also very saddened to lose such a great guy. Our portion of the class of 1955 could be a “wild and crazy” bunch. So many great and goofy times together. I remember several of us son a very cold winter night+ driving around the “back roads.” We actually found two frozen opossums, and of course had to find a place for them. What better place than someone’s mailbox.
I will miss seeing Kent’s posts as it was my only connection with him. I knew he was ill for sometime but that didn’t stop him from sharing his life with us. Thank you, dear Kent. May you rest in peace always, especially in our hearts.
family, family, family 1st Fantastic personality and such caring for other people. wrestling, photography, golf ( although you were not that good – my opinion) I enjoyed every minute we shared together. RIP Kent You may not get a library but you left your legacy on family and all us who had the opportunity to know you. Our prayers continue for Pat and the family and our prayers will continue!