Donna F. Laux
November 24, 1946 ~ June 28, 2021
Donna F. (Jones) Laux, 74 of Mooresville, passed away June 28, 2021, at Franciscan Health Indianapolis. Donna was born November 24, 1946, in Shelbyville, to the late Morris Jones and Adda Means. She was raised by her aunt and uncle Ray and Helen Means. Donna was united in marriage to the love of her life, Albert Laux, on March 16, 1968.
Donna was a teacher’s aide for Wayne Townships Schools retiring in 1999. She enjoyed doing crafts especially with her cricut. Her biggest pride in life was family, in particular her grandchildren. Donna liked to go to her grandchildren’s sporting events and being at family parties. She will be dearly missed by her loving family and friends.
In addition to her parents, she is preceded in death by her brothers, Roy and Robert Jones.
Survivors include her husband of 53 years, Albert Laux, daughters, Aimee (Brian) West and Kimmer (Tom) Hoskins; brother, Ray (Goldie) Jones; and grandchildren, Hunter and Hannah Hoskins, Adyson, Garrett, and Graham West.
Per Donna’s wishes a private family gathering will be held at Carlisle – Branson Life Celebration Home, with cremation to follow. A Life Celebration will be held at a late date. Please visit www.CarlisleBranson.com to share a favorite memory or to sign the online guest registry.
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I am so very sorry for the loss of your mother, grandmother and wife. I absolutely loved her and I knew whenever she would ask about how I was doing she was truly interested . Her love for all of us Baseball moms showed every weekend she was there . She will forever hold a spot in my heart and I feel blessed to have gotten to know her . God truly gained and Angel Shannon Spence
We are so Sorry to hear of your Family’s loss! You were always great neighbors and friends to my parents! Sending love and strength at this time! Francis Higgins, Bob and Ellen Thompson
Donna and I grew up next door to each other and were in the same Class of 1965 at Avon. Growing up my siblings, Dinah and Sonny, and I had so many adventures with her; playing in the creek, driving the “bus”, wandering in the woods, eating her Aunt Mamie’s fried bologna sandwiches and many others. I regret that life got in the way and we didn’t maintain that level of friendship as we got older. My sympathies go to Rocky, Aimee, Kimmer and the rest of the family. May you find peace in your memories of a very special woman.