ST. MARY PARISH, LA. 

Obituary for: LEBLANC, DONALD J. 

Submitted by: Louis Lavedan. 

Source-Published:
Franklin Banner-Tribune, The (LA) - Friday, June 29, 2007

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LEBLANC, DONALD J. 

Donald "Pomp" John LeBlanc, 76, a native and lifelong resident of Baldwin, died 
Friday, June 29, 2007, at 5:35 a.m., at Dauterive Hospital.

He is survived by his wife of 51 years, Ann Mendoza LeBlanc of Baldwin; two 
sons, Marty LeBlanc and his wife, Jeanne, of Charenton and Randy LeBlanc of 
Baldwin; two daughters, Mona Robinson and her husband, Jimmy, of Waco, GA and 
Nola "Toc" Darden and her husband, Anthony, of Charenton; one brother, Ray 
LeBlanc and his wife, Loretta, of Lafayette; nine sisters, Beverly Chauvin of 
Franklin; Rosalie "Lilly" Broussard of Franklin; Molly Billiot and her husband, 
Elton, of Franklin; Yvonne Broussard of Groves, TX; Lois "Puggy" Comeaux; 
Claire Walker and Elaine Hebert, all of Franklin; Nancy Armstrong and her 
husband, Chuck, of Oxford, AL; and Kathy Genest and her husband, David of 
Jeanerette; seven grandchildren, Brandi Thomas, Tosha Williams, Amy, Toni and 
Jake Darden, Kimberly and Beau LeBlanc; and five great grandchildren, Hunter 
and Luke Thomas, Kaegen and Haldyn Williams and Breylon Darden.

Mr. LeBlanc was preceded in death by his son, Gary LeBlanc; his parents, John 
Joseph LeBlanc and Daisy Marie L. LeBlanc; two sisters, Mary Ann Loveless and 
Gail LeBlanc.

Visitation will be held Saturday, June 30, from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m., at Sacred 
Heart Catholic Church in Baldwin, with a rosary being recited at 12 noon.

A Mass of Christian burial is at 1 p.m., at Sacred Heart Catholic Church on 
Saturday. 

Interment will follow in Sacred Heart Cemetery in Baldwin.

Mr. LeBlanc retired as a communications officer from the Louisiana State Police 
in 1983, after 23 years of service. He had a lifelong love of motorcycles and 
in his later years looked forward to driving his own motorized scooter to watch 
the parade of motorcycles riding for muscular dystrophy, a disease which he 
suffered from for 48 years.

Arrangements have been entrusted to Ibert's Mortuary, Inc.

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