Bobbye Jean Hunter

Bobbye Jean Hunter, 68, of Pineville, passed away on March 9, 2026, at her residence surrounded by her loving family.

She will be remembered as a loving wife, mother, and grandmother whose greatest joy was caring for her family. With a warm heart and welcoming spirit, Bobbye took pride in gathering loved ones around her, often through her excellent cooking and a home filled with laughter. She had a deep love for music and dancing, especially the songs of Willie Nelson and Waylon Jennings. In her younger years she also enjoyed riding motorcycles, embracing adventure with the same enthusiasm she brought to every part of her life.

Bobbye was deeply proud of her Native American heritage and was a devoted member of the Adai Caddo Indian Tribe. Those who knew her will always cherish her kindness, her bright presence, and the strength and spirit she shared with everyone around her.

She was preceded in death by her parents, Joseph Dubroc and Alma Jean Featzka; two brothers, Jimmy Featzka and Kevin Featzka; one grandson, Sage Elijah Delcour; and one son-in-law, TimmyJohn Hunter. She is survived by her loving husband of twenty-seven years, Timothy “Timmy” Hunter of Pineville; three sons, Jimmy Dale Dubroc of Pineville, Kyle Delcour (Megan) of Pineville, and Waylon Dubroc (Sandy) of Tioga; one daughter, Kerry Sonnier of Pineville; one step-daughter, Tracie Murrell of Dry Prong; ten grandchildren, Canon Burns, Dalton Delcour, Ivy Delcour, River Delcour, Dax Dubroc, JJ Dubroc, Liam Dubroc, Zakrey Dubroc, Jaelyn Hunter, and Jacob Sonnier; one great-grandchild, Bexley Dubroc; two brothers, Cheetah Dubroc of Alexandria and David Dubroc of Boyce; and three sisters, Patsy Vandevelde of Lena, Joann Monk of Pineville, and Vickie Harrison of Boyce.