Olga Boudreaux LeBoeuf

Olga Boudreaux LeBoeuf, 90, a native of New Orleans and resident of Donner, died Thursday, June 25, 2009. Visitation will be from 6 to 9 p.m. Monday and from 8 a.m. to funeral time Tuesday at Chauvin Funeral Home. Service will be at 11 a.m. Tuesday at the funeral home with burial in St. Lawrence Cemetery. She is survived by one son, Norman J. LeBoeuf Jr.; one daughter, Sandra Michel and husband, David; 11 grandchildren, Michael LeBoeuf of Donner and wife, Elaine of Los Angeles, Dale LeBoeuf and wife, Dana of Donner, Todd LeBoeuf and wife, Michelle of Houma, Tessa Stevens and husband, Chet of Watauga, Texas, Candace Fanguy and husband, Kevin of Houma, Kenn Michel and Fiancee Christine Hanson of Kennesaw, Ga., Jacqueline Jones and husband, Robert, of Bourg, Holly Michel of Houma, Dawn Avet and husband, Stephen, of Houma, Tonra Hayes and husband, Benjamin, of Cedar Park, Texas, and Tiffany Hayes and husband, Jason, of Ladera Ranch, Calif.; one sister, Bonnie Benoit; one brother, Jessie Boudreaux; 20 great-grandchildren; and five great-great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her husband, Norman J. LeBoeuf Sr.; her parents, Julian D. and Ruth Evans Boudreaux; one grandson, Glenn Michel; three brothers, Oliver Boudreaux, J.D. Boudreaux Jr., and George Boudreaux; and four sisters, Birdie Gosselin, Thelma Ward, Floy Dover, and Doris Guillot. Olga was a substitute teacher for Gibson School for one year. She always referred to this time of her life as rewarding. Having a dream of becoming a teacher made this experience a priceless memory in her life. She was President of the Mother-Father Club at Gibson School. Olga was also a member of the Gibson American Legion Auxiliary. She began selling Stanley Products in the ‘60’s. By giving three house parties a day and recruiting 42 dealers, Olga became a unit manager in less than a year. She devoted many years to selling Stanley Home Products. Later in life, Olga attended Beauty School in Houma where she was eager to learn everything to become a hairstylist. After receiving her license, she opened her shop at her home in Donner. After twenty years of service to her community, Olga retired from hairstyling and closed her shop. Even thought she was no longer working at home, Olga remained very active in community projects and her committees. She was President of the Homemaker’s Club, The Ladies Fire Auxiliary, and the Donner-Gibson Parish Recreation Board. Special thanks to Julie and Lisa.