Linda, Angie and Jennifer,
I was deeply saddened when I heard the news about Bob. Everyone should know that you will never meet a kinder, more generous and better man and friend than Bob Luxford. Just one example of his kindness, back in the 80's when I was broke and had no money for a car, Bob gave me his car. It was a nice car. Who does that? I'll tell you who. Bob Luxford. Bob proved himself to be a true Christian by example. I write this message with tears in my eyes.  Rest In Peace Bob.  Jim and Cheryl Noordhoek

May I offer my deepest condolences to Bob´s family. I only knew Bob a couple of years in the late 60s and early 70s when in high school. Bob was in a group of us guys that used to play hockey on Big Spring lake in Grandville and any other ice around we could find. We also would pile in a car and go to see the Muskegon Mohawks or Detroit Red Wings play. One Halloween we had a blast driving up and down the streets of Grandville chucking eggs out of our car windows at each other. Bob was one of those guys that was a solid, nice, fun, kind guy. I regret having lost touch with him but I will always cherish those great fun memories, and I´m sure you as family have countless of your own special memories. Bob was one-in-a million!!

Bob was such a fun, humorous guy.  He was a devoted Knight and dedicated Catholic.  It is with a heavy heart that I say, See Ya Later!!  Pat and I both send our thoughts and prayers that Our Heavenly Father will bring comfort and solace to Lind and Angie and all of Bob's family.  God Bless!!
Mike & Pat Larabel

I worked side by side with Bob for several years while at Block. We also worked together as softball umpires for several seasons. He was a true friend and I will miss him and his humor, good nature and infectious smile. RIP Bob.

Bob and I were friends in high school. We had a classmate who was physically challenged. Bob was the person who helped him negotiate the hallways and carry his books so he could get from class to class in a timely manner. Forty years later  at our high school reunion this individual still fondly recalled Bob.
      Another memory was after sporting events our group of friends would head to McDonald's where Bob was working. After replaying the game Bob would meet us behind the restaurant and freely distribute an abundance of Big Macs, Quarter Pounders and fries to all of us. Bob was an encourager and had a hearty laugh and  a ready smile. He was generous ,thoughtful and compassionate.

Bob was such a great friend and mentor.  I have many great memories of helping around the church, enjoying a fire, bowling with the guys, or having fun up on the island with other knights and their families.  I learned a lot from Bob over the years and he was always the first to offer a hand when he could, or a listening ear to offer advise.  My thoughts and prayers are with Linda and the family.

So sorry for your loss!

Fond memories of camping at Browers!
So many fun times and stories!




We were so blessed to have had the Luxfords as our neighbors when we moved to Jenison.
  Our kids grew up together, we share so many 
 great memories....neighborhood memories   
 including  : within a day after we moved in, my 
 doorbell rang, I opened the door and it was Linda holding a welcome cake that she had made for us ( I knew immediately that we were going to love our new neighbors!), We played  " Hide the Cabbage Patches" with our kids,  and  kicking the kids out the pool, so us mom's could enjoy it,  and going over to "pamper pond!,  and so many other neighbor  memories, also cottage memories....Trout- O- Rama , Angie's broken leg among them!  We will miss you Bob, you were 
 one of the good guys... Our hearts go out to you and your family, Linda 

So very sorry for your loss Linda and the Luxford family. I was shocked to hear of his passing as I was just texting with him during the Georgia / Michigan game. Bob was a great guy and I always enjoyed talking with him at deer camp! 

Bob was always kind and always had a laugh for you. His kind heart will be missed.

 A wonderful friend and great example of how to live a great life.  

It was an honor and privilege to work for Bob.  He was my boss at H&R Block for many years.  I served as an office manager and as the education coordinator for the district.  The position required close coordination with Bob - we would often meet as early as 8 am before the office opened.  He was the kind of boss who always seemed like he had everything under control.  I never saw him speak harshly to any employee.  He was the kind of individual who respected everyone.  He loved life.  I remember when he bought his franchise.  He called me and invited me out to breakfast.  As we chatted and recalled the many years working together, he reached over on the bench he was seated at and pulled out some business cards and asked me to work for him.  I was very pleased - his initial assignment was to visit with a preparer who was having a "problem..."    That was often the role he asked of me - namely, take an issue or an individual and get things back on track.  I had confidence in Bob - he was honest, he was sincere, he was compassionate, and he cared for others.  I was pleased to call Bob my friend.  My personal and heartfelt condolences to Bob's wife Linda and to all the members of his family.  

Linda and family so sorry for your loss. Heaven has gained another Angel .
May Gid comfort you all at this difficult time.
Betsy Reed

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Robert Michael Luxford

27 octobre 1954 – 21 janvier 2022

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