We are announcing with great sadness the passing of our mother Patricia Ann LeBlanc. Born on November 10th 1937 in Salem, Ma to Germaine Gagnon and Gertrude (O'Brien) Gagnon. Patricia was a beloved daughter, sister, wife, mother, mother in law and grandmother, who peacefully passed away on February 1st 2025.

Patricia was married to her beloved husband William Norman LeBlanc for 58 years, who passed at age 84. Patricia is survived by her oldest son, Norman William LeBlanc (65), his wife Laurie, and granddaughter Zoe, from Lyman, Maine. Her son, Brian Allen LeBlanc (62) and her grandson Brian Anthony LeBlanc (39) of Danvers, Massachusetts.

Patricia graduated from Salem High School. She was also a member of the Beverly Crusaders Marching Drum Corps. She always loved to take her family to the Manning Bowl in Lynn, every year for the annual Drum Corp competition from all over the United States. She enjoyed music and had the radio on all day. She loved to dance to 50's music or anything else that came on the radio.

Patricia was a stay at home mom for many years and had a passion for re-decorating and re-painting the house. She loved her family and would always make sure to have hot meals on the table for dinner. She also worked at Sylvania and Parker brothers in Salem, Ma.

ARRANGEMENTS: Her funeral service will be held at St Mary's Cemetery, North St., Salem at the columbarium on North St., Saturday, May 3rd at 11 AM. Relatives and friends invited. You will be given direction from the cemetery staff over to the proceedings. They are going to open up my father's columbarium and place Patricia to rest with her husband. Food and gathering afterwards at Brian's house at 9 Tibbetts Ave in Danvers, Massachusetts. Hope to see you all there. To share a memory or offer or offer a condolence, please visit www.odonnellfuneralservice.com