Ann Kimble Loux

Background

Ann Kimble Loux was born on July 5, 1943, in Lawton, Comanche County, Oklahoma, United States. She is the daughter of Raymond VanTuyle, Jr., an attorney, and Doris (Brown) Kimble, a homemaker.

Education

In 1965 Ann Kimble Loux received her Bachelor of Arts degree from the Maryville College (Maryville University of St. Louis). In 1969 she obtained a Master of Arts in Teaching degree from the University of Chicago. In 1979 Loux received a Doctor of Philosophy from the University of Virginia.

Career

Ann Kimble Loux is a writer. She was associated with St. Mary's College in Notre Dame, Indiana. Loux has been teaching writing for more than thirty years.

Achievements

• Ann Kimble Loux is best known for her book "The Limits of Hope".

Works

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• book

  • The Limits of Hope

    (Everyone admires families who adopt hard-to-place childre...)

    1997

Religion

Ann Kimble Loux is a recovering Catholic.

Politics

Ann Kimble Loux considers herself as a liberal Democrat.

Interests

• swimming, camping, travel, theater, activities with her grandchildren

Connections

On June 11, 1966 Ann Kimble married Michael Joseph Loux. On February 10, 1992 marriage ended. They have five children: Laurie Ann, Michael Joseph, Jr., Marvin Christopher, Sandy Kimble, Julie Holderman. They also have two adoptive children Margey and Dawn.

Father:

Raymond VanTuyle, Jr.

Mother:

Doris Kimble

ex-spouse:

Michael Joseph Loux

Daughter:

Laurie Ann Loux

Son:

Michael Joseph Loux, Jr.

Son:

Marvin Christopher Loux

Daughter:

Sandy Kimble

Daughter:

Julie Holderman

forster daughter:

Margey Loux

forster daughter:

Dawn Loux

References

• Contemporary Authors
  1998