Timothy Jay Louch

Timothy Jay Louch, a devoted husband, loving father, and respected professional, passed away peacefully on April 4, 2026, in Fairhope, Alabama. Born on December 16, 1948, in Owosso, Michigan, Timothy led a life marked by dedication, service, and deep family commitment.

Timothy's early years were shaped by his upbringing in Owosso and his service in the United States Navy, an embodiment of his steadfast character and sense of duty. Following his military service, he pursued his education at a trade school, embarking on a distinguished career as a General Manager in Metal Fabrication based in Flint, Michigan. His professional life was defined by hard work, leadership, and a commitment to excellence.

Beyond his career, Timothy was known for his wholehearted devotion to his family. He shared 52 years of marriage with his late wife Arlette Louch, a partnership that highlighted a lifetime of love and partnership. His role as a father was one he embraced with great pride and affection. He is survived by his son, Corey Louch, of Chesterfield, Virginia, and two daughters, Carrie Louch (Anthony)  of Mobile, Alabama, and Cassandra Louch. Timothy’s family expanded with the blessing of grandchildren including Holly Whitehead, April and Brian Sober, and Autumn Whitehead, as well as six great-grandchildren: Myles, Jaxson, Cheyanne, Jason, Lydia, and Timothy. He also shared a special bond with his sister, Cindy Nosis of Owosso, Michigan, and his brother, Greg Louch (Chris) of Bradenton, Florida. 

Timothy’s passions extended into his personal interests where he found joy and relaxation. An aficionado of model trains and a devoted NASCAR fan, he enjoyed hobbies that reflected his appreciation for precision and excitement.

Though he is deeply missed, Timothy’s legacy lives on through the memories held by his family, friends, and all who had the honor to know him. He also leaves behind his cherished fur daughter, Bella, a companion who brought comfort and joy in his later years.

He was preceded in death by his beloved wife Arlette Louch, and his parents, Dorothy and Iray Louch.

Timothy Jay Louch’s life was a testament to the values of love, dedication, and resilience. His memory will remain a guiding light for his family and all who were fortunate enough to share in his journey.