Janaya Rose Laboucane

She is predeceased by her grandfather’s Stephen Lagasse and Michael Tallman; grandmother Pauline Laboucane; great grandmothers Teresa Isnana and Pauline Lagasse; and best friend Airily Cyr.

She is survived by her beautiful daughters Airily and Agnes Redman; her parents Janelle Benn and Trevor Laboucane; brothers: Riley Isnana (Leeanne), Michael Isnana-Laboucane, Raymond Ironchild, Kingsley Bigsky-Laboucane, Dallas Laboucane, and Donuian Laboucane; grandparents Winnifred (Joginder) Isnana and Jacqueline (Raymond) Jordan; great aunt Marcia Bourgeois; Aunty Raelyn Isnana, who was like her mom; Aunt Crystal (Sukhwinder) Isnana; Uncles Collin (Leah) Isnana and Owen Benn; Cousins who were like her sisters: Rochelle Isnana, Jenny Isnana, and Jaden Isnana; Nieces and Nephews: Dayzasha Starr, Adrianna Isnana, Ella Isnana, and Owen Goodwill; and numerous more… she loved all the babies that came to her life. Her friends and family near and far.

Janaya was a loving mother to two beautiful daughters. She was born in Regina, SK, and grew up with her brothers and cousins. She was very respectful to everyone and everywhere she went. She would help make sure your home was clean and helpful that way. She had the most caring and loving heart. She was beautiful inside and on the outside. She had such stunning eyes that will always be remembered. She was her brother’s keeper, always made sure they were okay. She loved her family and friends, and any animal she encountered. She loved working when she worked at Standing Buffalo Care Home. She was kind and gentle with the elderly.

Janaya was always cheering her people on, she was happy to see people do good things and always made it known.

Janaya was a forgiving young lady who loved the Lord Jesus.

She will be missed more than words can say.

A visitation will be held at Victoria Avenue Funeral Home on Wednesday July 2, 2025 from 5 to 10:30 pm. A funeral service will be held on Thursday July 3, 2025 at 11:00 am, also at Victoria Avenue Funeral Home. Janaya will be laid to rest at Riverside Memorial Park Cemetery. Officiating, Pastor Edmund Jordan.

Nature’s first green is gold,

Her hardest hue to hold;

Her early leaf’s a flower;

But only for an hour..

Then leaf subside to leaf.

So Eden sank to grief,

So dawn goes down to day

Nothing gold can stay.