With deep sadness, we announce that Morgan Rae Roubideaux, 32 years old, was called home to the spirit world on April 27, 2026.

Morgan was born on February 15, 1994, in Winner, South Dakota, to her parents Jennifer Roubideaux and Randall Antoine. She came into this world a beautiful baby with soft pink-and-white skin, dark eyes, and dark hair -resembling a precious little doll. She was a happy baby, full of beauty and light from the very beginning.

Morgan took her time learning to walk, not starting until she was about 18 months old. But once she did, there was no stopping her. She carried that same determination throughout her life. She was strong-willed, independent, and lived life on her own terms - often without worrying about the consequences. That spirit made her who she was and kept those around her on their toes, especially her mom, whom she challenged in the most loving ways. Morgan was the true epitome of tough love - fierce, resilient, and unforgettable.

Morgan touched countless lives with her love and light throughout her teenage years and beyond. She graduated from Custer High School in 2012, marking an important milestone in her journey.

She truly loved life and loved people. Morgan had a giving heart - she would bend over backwards to help anyone in need, always putting others before herself. She cared for everyone deeply and showed love even to those who may have hurt her. No matter the circumstance, people still felt her warmth, her kindness, and her light. To so many, she was truly an angel on earth.

Morgan believed in the stars, the sky, and in her "Sky Daddy" above, trusting that he was always watching over her. She found meaning in the patterns of the stars and in numbers, especially the number 10, which she held close to her heart as a sign of her grandmother, Ardith. Whenever she saw that number, she knew her Grandma Ardith was right there beside her.

In 2024, Morgan gave birth to her beautiful baby boy, Genesis Blue. Though her heart carried the deep pain of losing her son, she continued forward with strength - still loving, still helping, and still being the kind of friend anyone would be blessed to have.

Morgan carried the love of her son, Genesis Blue, with her always. In many ways, he gave her strength to keep going and to continue sharing her love with others. She embraced her role as "Auntie Morg," becoming a guiding light and loving presence to the children in her family. She adored her niece Steevie Gray and her nephews Charles and Krew - especially Greyson - along with all the young ones who were blessed to know her. Being an auntie brought her joy, and she loved each of them deeply.

Throughout her life, Morgan made many friends who were drawn to her spirit and her personality. She had a contagious laugh, a goofy and playful nature, and a love for dancing and singing along to the music she enjoyed. She brought joy wherever she went. Morgan never had a bad bone in her body - she was never mean, only full of love and light for everyone she met. Truly, we were all touched by an angel.

Morgan was a beautiful, charismatic, and stunning soul who leaves behind so many who will miss her beyond words. She is lovingly survived by her mother, Jennifer Roubideaux, and her father, Randall Antoine; her big brother, Jordan (Kirstin), and her younger brother, AJ (Kelsey). She will be deeply missed by her niece Steevie Gray and her nephews Charles and Krew - especially Greyson - who will forever carry her love with them.

Morgan's presence will also be greatly missed by all of her cousins - Sheldon, Tia, Jay, Keisha, Sarrah, Joe, Jerry, Jasmine, Jamison, Jaya, and Sammuel - as well as many beloved nieces and nephews.

She shared a special bond with her grandmother Becky, whom Morgan lovingly called "Auntie Becky," the last link to the Roubideaux legacy. That connection meant so much to her and remained close to her heart.

Morgan was preceded in death by her beloved grandparents, Orson and Ardith Long Crow, and Everette and Beryl Antoine, along with many other cherished family members who welcomed her home.

Morgan's absence leaves an unfillable space, and she will be missed deeply and desperately by all who knew and

loved her.