Sally Ann LeBoeuf, age 66, passed away on October 27, 2026. She entered this life on October 31, 1959, in Houma, Louisiana, the daughter of RitaMae (LeBlanc) and Albert LeBoeuf Jr. She is preceded in death by her parents.
Sally had a heart full of kindness and a personality that could light up any room. She was very friendly, outgoing, funny, and extremely optimistic, and she carried herself with a grace that made her easy to love. Her big smile became one of her most memorable traits, and it reflected the cheerful and encouraging nature that defined her life. She had a gift for making others feel comfortable and valued, and she never hesitated to offer a kind word, a helping hand, or a thoughtful conversation. She loved to tell stories, and those stories were often filled with humor, warmth, and the kind of detail that kept everyone listening. Whether she was sharing memories, talking about daily life, or simply enjoying time with friends, Sally brought a special energy to every conversation. Her laughter and her ability to connect with others made her a treasured friend to many. She especially enjoyed pet sitting for friends, a role that reflected both her dependable nature and her love for caring for others, including the animals entrusted to her. Sally also enjoyed listening to music, cooking, and spending time doing the things that brought her joy. She found happiness in simple pleasures and in the company of people she loved. One of her favorite pastimes was going to the shows around Branson, Missouri, where she could enjoy entertainment and make lasting memories. These outings were among the many experiences that brought her delight and reflected her appreciation for life and all of its special moments. Her faith was an important part of her life, and she loved Woodland Hills
Family Church dearly. It was a place that held meaning for her and supported the values she carried throughout her life. Sally was loving and encouraging, and her faith was reflected in the way she treated others with compassion, patience, and sincerity. She had a way of uplifting those around her and reminding them of the good in life, even during difficult times.
She is survived by her daughter, Tomeka (David Robichaux) LeBoeuf; grandson, Keilan (Cami) Bonvillain; great-grandson, Weller; grandson, Luke Bonvillain; daughter, Eleta (Kyle Stufflebeam) Guidry; and brother, Anthony “Tony” LeBoeuf.
A memorial service will be held at Woodland Hills Family Church in Branson, Missouri at a later date, as well as a service held in her hometown of Houma, Louisiana.
In Lieu of flowers, donations can be made to Cremations of the Ozarks. To leave an online condolence, or to share a memory of Sally, please visit www.cremationsoftheozarks.com
