Miranda Lee Deschambault

Forever in our hearts, always in our memories
Miranda Lee Deschambault
August 26, 1997 - May 24, 2025

In loving memory of Miranda Lee Deschambault, nickname (pooky bear)
With hearts full of sorrow and love, we remember the beautiful soul of Miranda Lee Deschambault who left us far to soon at the age of 27, though her time here was brief, she touched countless lives with her kindness and caring , loving and radiant spirit. Miranda Lee Deschambault was deeply loved and cherished by her, (boyfriend) Cole Aussant, by her (mother) Wanda Deschambault, (siblings), Amber Deschambault(sister) Ashley Deschambault (sister) Nigel Deschambault
(brother) (grandmother) Marie Sullivan, (aunty) Candia Sullivan (cousins) Taylor Sullivan, Daryle Sullivan, JD Sullivan, (uncle) Danny Deschambault, (cousin) Jessica Deschambault, Benjamin Deschambault. (Nephews) Jarret Horvath, Jaydence Strongarm, Jackson Strongarm, Mason James Deschambault, on Mirandas other side (father) Walter Obey (Aunty) Sherry Obey (Aunty) Olivia Obey and many more cousins. Also her (cat) named Nunu, whom she loved dearly.

She loved creating memories with her family and friends such as fishing and hunting crayfish with her siblings and mother, Miranda enjoyed outdoor activities, quadding, swimming, camping, traveling and exploring new places, she loved taking her sisters and mother walking up the old church hill in Lebret and seeing who could make it up to the top first. Miranda also loved canoeing and spent many hours on mission lake.
Miranda had a special place in her heart for animals and her compassion and kindness extended to all creatures. She was a thoughtful and caring person who would often take in stray cats and nurse them back to health, loving them as her own, her love and generosity touched the lives of everyone around her, and she will be deeply missed.  Miranda was a bright and ambitious student graduating from Balcarres school with honors in grade 12.
"Miranda's life was also filled with love and joy through her relationship with Cole Aussant. Together, they created many cherished memories, and their bond grew stronger with each passing day. Cole's love and support meant the world to Miranda, and she cherished the time they spent together."

A private family service will be held at a later date. Arrangements entrusted to Conley Funeral Home, Fort Qu'Appelle, SK. 1-306-332-0555