Paul Charles LeBlanc
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Paul Charles LeBlanc, 60, of Kansas City, Missouri passed away on March 27, 2019. A memorial service will be held from 4:00-6:00pm, Tuesday, April 2, 2019 at Heartland Cremation & Burial Society, 6113 Blue Ridge Blvd. Raytown, Missouri. Mr. LeBlanc was born on October 13, 1958.
Paul was born in Allen Park, Michigan. He grew up and went to school in Lincoln Park, Michigan. He was raised Catholic and attended Christ the Good Shepherd Church. Paul was athletic; was a quarterback on the football team, played basketball and especially had exceptional skills at downhill skiing. He was a lifelong avid skier. He loved fishing and the outdoors. He had many great adventures with his family and friends on Lake Huron on Lakeshore Drive in Alcona County Michigan where his parents built a cabin. He was a University of Michigan fan; Go Blue. Enjoyed watching the Redwings, Tigers, and Lions.
He graduated from Northern Michigan University with a degree in Loss Prevention. He worked in Executive Management in Loss Prevention for Hudson’s Detroit, Marshall Field’s Chicago, and Shopko Green Bay.
Paul lived in Little Lake, Michigan from 1998 to 2008. He had a lovely garden and dabbled in woodworking. He loved to visit Picture Rocks National Park and Sugar Loaf Mountain.
When he relocated to Kansas City, Missouri in 2008 to start a life with Cynthia, he worked for AMG and currently working for Lathrop Gage as their Client Account Specialist. He was a well liked and valued colleague.
Paul and Cynthia loved to travel and saw many beautiful sites in the United States. He especially loved skiing at Winter Park, Colorado. Paul was a Chiefs fan and attended games with Cynthia.
Paul was a great partner to Cynthia and he will be dearly missed by her, his daughters, his grandchildren, Cynthia’s children, siblings, many family members, friends and colleagues.
Paul’s resting place will be in Marquette, Michigan near his favorite beach.
He was preceded in death by his father and mother, Donald and Bernadette (St’Amant) LeBlanc and brother Jeff LeBlanc.
Survivors include his Significant Partner, Cynthia Lamas, children, Aimee (LeBlanc) Langston (Husband, Joe) and Nicole (LeBlanc) Dubovsky (Husband, Andy), grandchildren, Eli Langston, Wyatt Langston, Ethaniel Langston, Dylan Knutson, and Alie Jae Dubovsky, and siblings Pamela LeBlanc, Michael LeBlanc, Ralph LeBlanc, Susan (LeBlanc) Karkowski, Patrick LeBlanc, Mary (LeBlanc) Corbett (Husband, Bill), Joanne LeBlanc (Significant Partner, Dave Soltesz), and Jerome LeBlanc.
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Our prayers to you all during this difficult time and the time that follows.
My Cindy I love you mija, I’m here for you always.
Elida and Ralph Paredes
We are so sorry for your loss! Hugs and prayers to you and the family
Thinking of you Aimee during this difficult time. Keeping you and your family in our prayers.
Paul was loved and his passing brings much sadness. Our condolences to all his family and friends.
Dear Cynthia, Aimee, Nicole and all of Paul’s loved ones
The video remembrance was wonderful and showed so many sides of Paul. I hope that it helps to anchor some of the very best memories in all of your hearts. Mom always said that he was most like our dad and a “quiet one”.
Growing up ten years older than Paul and having our life paths diverge, geographically, I was not fortunate enough to get to know him well and I missed much. I knew that he carried on many of dad’s favorite traditions of hunting, fishing, gardening and of course “chili sauce”. I knew from a meeting long ago that his co-workers admired him greatly. I sensed how smart he was. And that smile!
Remember him well.
Paul’s brother, Ralph
So sorry for your loss. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.
Dear Cynthia,Aimee,Nicole and all of Paul’s dear sweet friends,
We are so sorry for your loss. Our prayers have been with you this past week. It was so nice to see Paul & Cynthia just enjoying life together. The video was just wonderful and it was great to see my three “little brothers” all together! That is how they always were growing up. It was wonderful to see Paul holding on to Aimee even when involved with his fishing sport. Paul was alot like my Dad always holding a child or grandchild. I know he will be greatly missed and it made me miss him even more seeing all the wonderful photo’s. I can remember Paul staying with Bill and I and Paul going duck hunting with Bill. He loved it. I remember Paul; picking peppers from our little garden so he could go home and make his “chili sauce”. I will forever hold Paul my brother deep in my heart and memory of him running on the beach up north just having fun as a 9 year old. Good fun memories.
With love and care and sadness
Mary&Bill Corbett (family)
My thoughts and prayers are with you and the family. I will never forget Paul. He was an incredible friend and ski partner. Paul and I skied most weekends during the winter growing up outside of Detroit. We skied long and hard on cold winter days and nights, challenged each other to be among the best skiers on the slopes, but most of all, we laughed had fun. We both ended up attending Northern Michigan after taking a ski trip outside Marquette. Unfortunately, we lost touch with each other after graduating. The video remembrance brought back many fond memories of my teen years and friendship with Paul that spanned over several years.
Romans 6:4
We were buried therefore with him by baptism into death, in order that, just as Christ was raised from the dead by the glory of the Father, we too might walk in newness of life.