Support Leroy Dubois' Memorial and Final Expenses

It is with profound sadness that we announce the passing of Leroy Dubois — a devoted father, cherished friend, and a man who touched countless lives with his warmth, strength, and unwavering compassion.

As we navigate this painful loss, we are reaching out for your support. We are raising funds to cover Leroy’s memorial service and final expenses, ensuring he is honored with the dignity and respect he truly deserves. These funds will help ease the financial burden of funeral costs and burial arrangements and allow the family the space to grieve without added hardship.

Leroy was the kind of person who showed up for others — always willing to lend a hand, offer encouragement, and share in both the joys and struggles of life. Now, we have the opportunity to show up for him.

No contribution is too small. Every donation and every share brings us closer to giving Leroy the farewell he earned through a life of love and service.

Please join us in honoring his memory. Thank you for your kindness, generosity, and support during this difficult time.

My name is Heather Dubois. This page is being created for my father Leroy Dubois whom we lost suddenly and unexpectedly on 5/14/2025.

A little back story on my dad. He was such a kind and caring man and would give anyone the shirt off his back. He loved everyone he met and they loved him as well.

He's been through so much and was so strong. He lost his oldest daughter and 2 grandsons in 2000. He had his first heart attack when he was 48 years old. In total he had 9 heart attacks and 4 strokes.

He was not able to work anymore and his bills piled up. He had so much pride that he did not like to ask for help ever. He was so strong.

My family and I moved him into my house because he could not live on his own any longer. He would be closer to the hospital here and always have someone here if needed.

Upon numerous hospital stays and surgeries there was more to come. He went in for a surgery to fix a blockage in his right carotid but the surgery had to be cancelled as he wasn't strong enough. We were then told he had CHF (Congestive Heart Failure), and needed a pace maker.

He recieved his pacemaker on 5/12/2025. Two days later his body gave up. Any donations will be used to help with his back bills, funeral expenses, and a memorial for him as he deserves everything and more. I miss my daddy with my everything.