I'm saddened to hear this news.  He was taken far too young....  
As a former Schwab colleague, I have fond memories of Travis.  
He always had a smile and kind word to share and was simply a joy to be around.  My deepest sympathy and condolences go out to his friends and family.  

You will forever be in the hearts and memories of the lives and loved ones that you touched.  Rest in Peace.

I was very saddened to hear this news.  

Travis was well loved by the Charles Schwab family in Maitland. . 

My sincere condolences to the Loeske family especially Tia.  

Paul Dinkler PK Yonge class of 81
Schwab Intl Private Client Services

I've known Travis for greater than 25 years.  He was a trusted confidant, and was as trust worthy of a person as you could find.  I will miss him dearly but will always remember him.  He set a great example for others to see and follow.

Travis, a formative part of my life and career, has left an indelible mark on many. Our paths crossed through divine grace and providence, and we grew together in countless ways. If we’re wise, our lives will be a reflection of the people we love and admire. Travis’s impact and example have inspired countless individuals to follow and emulate him. His smile, gregarious laugh, cheeky wit, empathetic heart, and quick ability to reconcile with others will forever be etched in our memories. 

I will dearly miss being in his orbit and hold dear to what our friendship holds in the hereafter.

The easiest way to know if Travis liked you or not is if he picked on you or talked smack to you. When I first met him, every time I’d see him he would always talk trash to me about me. I would think to myself wow this guy doesn’t like me and is kind of a prick. And then I’d always notice his impression of people he was best friends with (best one was always Ray) and realized the more he talked smack to you or picked on you the more he actually liked you. He was someone that I never had a dull moment with or around, was always a joy to talk to and make fun of other people with. My heart goes out to his family and all I can say is just know he was loved by so many. May he Rest In Peace 🙏🏻❤️

I just heard the devastating news that Travis passed! I will be praying for his family and friends! I was a business partner of Travis's that lived in Dallas, Texas, and even though I only saw him two or three times a year, I loved Travis, just like everyone else that knew him! The world will not be quite as bright without Travis Loseke!

Travis was the big brother I never had but better than that, he was one of the closest friends I’ll ever have.  He’s Uncle Travie to my two boys as he loved kids, animals and he was Captain Recycle at the office taking home empty soda cans and paper to put in his own recycle bind.  I’m not alone, as it’s clear to see, when he came into any of our worlds….he just made it better.  Ball busting, laughing, intimate conversations about careers, friendship and the loves of our lives.  My heart goes out to his very best friend, Meghan.  My God what she has had to work through is unimaginable.  We all know she balanced him out for sure but she saw his heart of pure Gold and loved him more than anyone.  Their travels, their love, and the true sincere friendship is what I admire most about Meghan and Travis.  He loved all of his friends and family and NEVER wanted to let anyone down.  If things were ever “off”….he worked hard to make it right so the laughter, connections and memory making could begin again.  I had no idea last Thursday would be the last time I get to bring my work wife his Iced Coffee from Starbucks, irritate him to moving things on his desk he had perfectly placed….ask him every Tuesday what the weekend plans were just to make our weeks feel shorter.   Thank you Travis for being who you were to me, my two sons, Brian, Jimmy and Angel, Allen and Leslie…all of your friends and family, most of all Meghan.  God Bless you my Brother!  God Bless YOU!!!  I love you….Ben

I met Travis Loseke when I transferred to PK Yonge in the 5th grade, and we graduated together as part of the PK Yonge Class of ’88. Throughout the years, Travis was always a fun-spirited person who brought laughter and joy to the lives of those around him.

As often happens, many of us lose touch with classmates after graduation. Moments like this remind us of the opportunities we had to reconnect—opportunities we now wish we had taken. We’ll never know what other great memories we could have shared, but we can cherish the ones we have.

Today, we honor and rejoice in the life of our classmate—a man who exemplified the values of being a devoted family man and a model citizen. Travis will be missed, but the warmth of his spirit will live on in the hearts of those who knew him.

My whole heart goes out to the Loseke Nation and I’m so terribly sorry to learn of Travis’s passing.  Reflecting here tonight on a seemingly endless number of memories per growing up with Travis at PKY through so many years.  Travis was an exceptionally bright and charismatic individual within of our class of ‘88…he will undoubtedly be missed by many.  

With love and respect,

Stephen Huber

PKY Class Of ‘88

I’m at a loss for words. Travis was one of the closest friends while growing up. I can write a book on all our adventures and times together, but I just can’t right now. All I can say is I will miss my friend.

Travis had a smile for everyone and possessed the funniest sense of humor.  At school we often called him "Alfalfa" because he always had a lock of hair that never laid flat.  

To the Loseke family, I pray your love and strength carry you all through this time of bereavement.

Cynthia, PKY Class of 1988.

OBITUARY

Travis Brent Loseke

February 20, 1970 – August 11, 2025

Baldwin-Fairchild Oaklawn Chapel & Oaklawn Cemetery

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