Pam LeBlanc

A true angel on earth, on November 15, 2024, Pamelath (Pam) Ivey LeBlanc went to be with our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. She saw everything through rose colored glasses, found the best in everyone, and lived her life in absolute acceptance of every soul she crossed paths with. She loved everyone with her whole heart and was the kind of human being, Christian, woman, wife, mother, grandmother, and great grandmother that we should all strive to be. She was a true example of leading a life that is pleasing to God through love, kindness, and compassion. If we could all be a fraction of the woman she was, the world would be a better place. She truly left a mark on everyone she met by showing tremendous amounts of unconditional love and comfort to all. Go rest high on the mountain with our Savior. There is no doubt she was welcomed into Heaven with the words “Well done my good and faithful servant.”

She is survived by her loving husband of 53 years, Edmond LeBlanc; mother, Ruenell Estep and stepfather Everett Estep; son, Raymond LeBlanc and daughter-in-law Melissa LeBlanc; grandchildren, Natalie LeBlanc (Micah), Caleb LeBlanc, Rachel Zatta, and Mia Pizzalato; great-granddaughter, Judah Roby; her daughter-in-love Lisa Pizzalato and husband Darin; siblings, Daniel and Victoria Ivey, Kathi Ivey, and David Ivey; special niece, Jodie LeBlanc, as well as her three children, Allayah (Drake), Amya, and Emanuel; nephews, Jeremy Gautreau, Barry Ivey (Julie), Brandon Ivey (Andria), Blake Ivey (Nina), Martin LeBlanc (Bridget); nieces, Anna Ivey, as well as her two children Davin and Allison, Lacey Ivey, Amy Gautreau; her special cousins/bestfriends, Barbara Nugent (Weldon) and Suzie Bonanno, and aunt/bestfriend Gwen Vick (Willie); brother/sister-in-laws; Mervin and Annie LeBlanc, AJ LeBlanc, Margaret LeBlanc, and Betty Tullos; lifelong friend, Brenda Camp; as well as numerous cousins, nieces, nephews, and friends.

She was greeted in Heaven by her beloved son, her baby boy, Brent Joseph LeBlanc; father, Ray Dee Ivey; grandmothers, Agnes Snowden and Myrtle Glidewell; grandfathers, George Helton and Burt Glidewell; mother-in-law, Noeline Landry LeBlanc; sister-in-law, Alice LeBlanc; brother-in-laws, Morrison LeBlanc, Martin LeBlanc, and George LeBlanc; aunt, Dorothy Sheets; uncle, Randy Helton.

Pallbearers are Micah Roby, Jeremy Gautreau, Konnor Jeansonne, Barry Ivey, Davin Ivey, and Tim Horne.

To say that Pam will be immensely missed is an understatement. The unconditional and unwavering love, support, and guidance she has given to so many of us could never be portrayed in words.