Birth date: Jan 24, 1940 Death date: Dec 17, 2021
Myrna LeBlanc passed away on Friday, December 17, 2021 in Covington, LA at the age of 81. She was born in New Orleans, LA on January 24, 1940 to Charles Cicero and Ruth Byrnes Cicero. Myrna is survived by her loving husband, Noah Read Obituary
Mr. Noah, Julie, Raymond, David, Darla, and family,
What can we say about such a selfless, loving, generous, happy soul? All throughout our childhood, Miss Myrna was a second mom to me. I don't ever her remember her being angry or saying "no!" I have so many great memories of times with your mom and family, from weekend sleepovers to our first Donnie Osmond concert! (Thanks, Julie!) One tiny thing that always reminds me of your mom is anytime I see a present. She always added a little something extra to the top of each gift! How special she was! I know you all miss her, but I also know that she is happy to be looking over all of you from above and sharing her joy with all of the heaven's angels. She touched so many hearts, especially mine.
God bless,
Terri
Myrna was a dear friend. I cut her hair for years. We shared many stories about our families. She had such a sweet gentle spirit & I am grateful to God for allowing our lives to touch.May He grant her eternal rest in His Kingdom. Amen Elaine Scallan
Nanan was the most loving and kindest person I have ever known. She always put others before herself and treated me like her daughter. I will forever cherish all the memories she left with me from teaching me how to drink coffee to long night chats at the kitchen table. This world lost one special lady but she will continue to be an angel for eternity. The Blodgett family will always love you and hold you closely in our hearts, Nanan! Sending lots of prayers and hugs to Uncle Noey and the family! 💜
NaNan was one of a kind and someone who will truly be missed. She help me through some very tough times in life and always cared about what I had to say. Even though she was my aunt, most of the time it felt more motherly because of her deep love and care that she showed. The Cicero’s will always hold and special place in their hearts for her and will continue to pray for the family.
She lived a good life, was well loved and gave so much to my babies for the short time she knew them. We will forever love her and cherish memories with her.
Hilarie Lognion and family
I've never known anyone else like her. always kind, always nice. she broke the mother in law stereotype
