Ronnie Allen LeBleu

Ronnie Allen LeBleu Rayne, LA - Funeral services will be held on Wednesday, July 9, 2025 at a 11:00 am at Gossen Funeral Home Chapel in Rayne for Ronnie Allen LeBleu, 63, who died Friday, July 4, 2025 at his residence in Rayne, LA. Interment will be in the Leger Cemetery in Rayne, LA. Pastor Todd Finley with Abundant Life Assembly of God Church in Rayne, LA will conduct the funeral services. If you knew Daddy you were going to know Jesus. He talked about Jesus every single chance He got, it didn’t matter if you were already saved or what religion you were, He would make sure that you knew Jesus is our Savior. Daddy had no limit on his love. They say that one of the greatest gifts a dad can give his daughter is to love her mother. In my perspective my Daddy only ever loved one woman, and that was my mom. The way they co-parented even after they were no longer married was very rare and gave me the ability to have both of them present in every moment we shared. Mom and Dwayne helped care for Daddy in the hospital when I was on my honeymoon and couldn’t be there myself. During that time Mom gave him her bible and He still had it next to his bed almost 10 years later. A couple years ago my Mom was in a car accident and her vehicle was totaled, so Dad insisted that she use His until she could get another one because He said He didn’t need it as much as she did. My Daddy had a heart of gold, he always gave and never expected or wanted anything in return. Daddy loved all his family, he had a special place in his heart for each and every one of the nine siblings he had. He loved and honored his parents deeply, and i’m sure all of his friends would agree daddy was a gift from above. Daddy loved a good opportunity to crack a joke he would often send messages of songs he liked or jokes he found. He would do anything to brighten someone’s day. He was the most patient Dad, he taught me so many things, and He would bring me fishing even though I’m the most needy fisherman and allergic to fish. He was so proud when I caught a bigger bass than him one day. He always loved music, I remember Him playing the drums on the steering wheel on the way home from fishing while listening to and singing the song Paradise City, one of His favorites back then. I never questioned my Dads love for me, I always knew I was lucky. He loved me unconditionally always and He was present in every stage of my life. He was a very sentimental Dad, if the weather was bad and I was on the road, it didn’t matter the time, He would call and check on me. Even in my 30s and married, He never stopped checking on me. I talked to Daddy every day, He had an alarm set for 3:00pm, the time I get off of work, to call me. He would often tell me to pray for people, some He knew, and others He had never met that went as far as Israel, my Granny taught him that. Daddy wasn’t a materialistic person, one of the things he left behind that I will treasure the most are his two bibles that are highlighted cover to cover with scriptures that spoke to him. I think one of the happiest days of my Daddy’s life is the day I told him I was pregnant, second to the day he met his granddaughter, Anzleigh. I thought I was spoiled, but he loved and spoiled her ten times over. She was his sunshine and he would do anything she asked. To him Anzleigh never had a bad idea, from getting him to sleep on the floor in her play tent to popping fireworks with her, from crabbing and fishing to boat rides and camping. Those memories highlight the good times we shared. Sometimes he would watch Anzleigh for me if I had a late night at work when she was younger. A couple days later I would find play dough on top of the ceiling fan, I would just laugh knowing her and Daddy must have had a great time. Me and Anzleigh would always sign his cards Babygirl #1, jokingly competing for the title. She spoiled him with his favorite birthday cake, and sometimes even when it wasn’t his birthday he would call and place an order for one. He was so excited to pitch in for her first car. Hearing about all of her adventures and accomplishments is what he lived for. The Sunday before Daddy passed he came to church with us to see Anzleigh get baptized, I have never seen him more proud. Daddy lived lightly, loved wholeheartedly, and prayed faithfully. I will miss him greatly. Survivors include his daughter, Mandy Ann LeBleu Ledet and spouse Mitchell Ledet of Scott, granddaughter, Anzleigh LeBleu of Scott, three sisters, Ramona LeBleu of Lafayette, Rhonda LeBleu of Jennings, Renee LeBleu Guidry and spouse Chris Guidry of Rayne, three brothers, John LeBleu and spouse Elizabeth LeBleu of Katy, TX, Lynn LeBleu and spouse Dayna LeBleu of Crowley, Raylan LeBleu and spouse Wendy LeBleu of Heber, UT. He was preceded in death by his parents, John Berlin LeBleu and Annie Thibodeaux LeBleu, sister, Rachelle LeBleu Boudreaux, two brothers, Randy LeBleu, Ryan LeBleu. Pallbearers will be Chris Guidry, Jeremy Meaux, Joel LeBleu, Samuel LeBleu, Cody Bruce, Ezekiel Guidry, Raylan LeBleu, and Brandon Meaux. Honorary pallbearers will be John LeBleu and Lynn LeBleu Randy LeBleu, and Kurt Meaux. The family requests that visitation be observed in Gossen Funeral Home in Rayne, LA on Tuesday, July 8, 2025 from 2:00 pm to 9:00 pm and on Wednesday, July 9, 2025 from 8:00 am to 11:00 am. Friends may view the obituary and guestbook online at www.gossenfuneralhome.net. Arrangements have been entrusted to Gossen Funeral Home, Inc. of Rayne, LA, (337) 334-3141. Gossen Funeral Home, Inc.

Ronnie Allen LeBleu

May 16, 1962 - July 4, 2025