Duluth’s Centennial Queen Lois ‘Tootie’ LeBlanc Dies at 89
Lois 'Tootie' LeBlanc, identified as Duluth's centennial queen, has died at the age of 89.
Duluth Superior, MN, October 22, 2026 —
Lois “Tootie” LeBlanc, identified as Duluth’s centennial queen, has died at 89. The information available about her death does not include a date or location.
The brief announcement provides no additional details about LeBlanc’s life, the circumstances of her death or the role associated with the title “Duluth’s centennial queen.” It does not specify which centennial the title refers to, when she received it or what the designation recognized.
No cause of death, funeral or memorial arrangements, surviving relatives, or statements from family members or officials were included in the information provided. Those details therefore cannot be confirmed from the available account.
LeBlanc’s age and identification as Duluth’s centennial queen are the only biographical details provided. Further information about her background and the significance of the title was not available. The announcement also did not identify who shared the news of her death.
Without additional confirmed details, the account is limited to LeBlanc’s death at age 89 and her identification with the centennial title. No further timeline or information about what happened next was provided.
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