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Josephine LeRoy
© Grace Memorial Chapel
Submitted by: Sharon

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Josephine LeROY

Ponca Tribal Cemetery



Josephine LeRoy
August 1, 1968 - August 9, 2025

Josephine Marie LeRoy "JoJo" passed away August 9, 2025. She was born to Stephanie Grant and Franklin LeRoy on August 1, 1968. She attended Ponca City Public Schools. She received her GED. She loved working as surveillance and dispatcher for the Ponca Tribe and Blue Star Casino. She was an avid OU Boomer Sooner fan and Dallas Cowboy fan as well. She loved family gatherings.

Services will be held for JoJo on August 12, 2025, at the Ponca Tribal Community Center with the traditional noon feast and 2:00 pm service. Burial will follow immediately at the Ponca Tribal Cemetery. Services are in care of Grace Memorial Chapel.

JoJo is survived by her Fiance Tony Warrior, her two daughters, Stephanie "Markita" Robles and Mariah Cole. Her Grandchildren, Zacariah Cole, Smokey Cole, Michael Hernandez, Florence Hernandez, Samuel and CC. Her 3 sisters, Debra Grant of Newkirk, Oklahoma, Regina and Anna of California. Her nieces, Carrie (Alan) Jimboy and Viola (Les) McGee Warrior. Her brothers, BJ, Carl, and Tony DeLodge, Luther Kemble, William Overland, and Ray Seward. As well as several aunts, uncles, nieces, and nephews.



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