Cindy Le Goff

Cindy Le Goff, age 64, passed away September 25, 2026, at her home in Blackfoot.

Cindy was born November 20, 1961, in Logan, Utah to Merlin LeMar and Karon Booth Eborn. She was the oldest of six children and always a caregiver. She grew up in Shelley and remembers moving to the home on Milton at age 5 and how green the grass was. Cindy attended school in Shelley, graduating from Shelley High School in 1980.

Cindy loved books. She worked at the Shelley Library when it was the log cabin in the city park and then worked at the Portneuf District Library while attending college. Cindy attended Idaho State University and earned her Bachelors and Masters degree in Psychology.

Cindy was very close with her Grandma Eva Booth and enjoyed spending time with her at her home in St Charles, Idaho.

Cindy’s greatest accomplishment and source of pride in life is her daughter Shae. Cindy passed her love for soccer to Shae and together they spent hours on the field thru out the years. She was blessed with two granddaughters; Burkelyn and Graele. She was a great and wonderful grandma, and they brought her a tremendous amount of joy, especially as her cancer progressed.

Cindy had a fulfilling career. She worked at BHC, owned a private practice, ran the adolescent unit at State Hospital South, and finished her career retiring from Syringa Chalet at State Hospital South in August. The hardest thing she faced in life was the loss of her abilities and her world getting smaller with her cancer diagnosis. It became a tough choice to get up and keep going each day.

Cindy was preceded in death by her dad, Merlin LeMar Eborn; son in law, Jeffrey Blake Struhs; and nephew, Jared Craig Eborn. She is survived by her daughter Shae Le Struhs; granddaughters Burkelyn Eva and Graele Blake; mom Karon Eborn Payne; brothers Kelly LeMar Eborn, Craig Merlin Eborn, and Blaine Travis (Jolene) Eborn; sisters Evalyn (Randy) Adams and Natalie (Ryan) Walton; and many nieces and nephews. Special thanks to Cassidy and Emily of Enhabit Hospice for their kindness and compassion.

Per Cindy’s wishes there will be a private family celebration. In lieu of flowers make a donation to your local crisis center, library, or humane society in Cindy’s name or plant a tree.

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