Leah Michelle Fuller-Crouch

Leah Michelle Fuller-Crouch passed away on August 3, 2026, after a courageous battle with metastatic ovarian cancer, a testament to the strength and resilience she exhibited throughout her life. She was born on June 16, 1971, and for 55 years touched the lives of all who knew her with her love, tenacity, and unwavering devotion.

Leah graduated from Ellet High School in 1989, beginning her journey as someone known for her vibrant spirit and sincerity. She was the heart of her family, proudly regarding her greatest accomplishments as her beloved sons, Jordan (Brianna) Crouch and Nickalous Crouch. Leah's love for her children was boundless, and she poured her heart into every moment spent with them. Her devotion extended to her cherished grandchildren, Roman Smith and Leeland Crouch, with whom she shared countless hours of laughter, wisdom, and warmth.

A true caregiver at heart, Leah was known for always being present for those she loved. She was the embodiment of loyalty and compassion, never hesitating to show up for her family and friends. Her fighting spirit was apparent as she faced cancer through four reoccurrences, meeting each challenge with remarkable determination. No matter the circumstances, Leah remained feisty and selective, traits those close to her came to love and admire. She valued the simple joys—gracing winding roads on her motorcycle or feeling the sand between her toes at the beach. These moments encapsulated her zest for life and the freedom she found in adventure.

Family was the foundation of Leah's world. She is survived by her sons, Jordan (Brianna) and Nickalous, and by her brothers, Paul Fuller and Chuck (Sandra) Fuller. Her nieces—Candace(Cody) Fuller-Brady and Jennifer (Rick) Bergey —held a special place in her heart, as did her cousin Kat Boggs. 

Leah is preceded in death by her beloved mother, Janice Fuller; her husband, Marvin Crouch; and two nephews, Tyler A. Fuller and Tyler M. Fuller. 

Those who knew Leah will remember her vivid personality, her dedication to caring for others, and the love that radiated from her, especially when surrounded by her family. She leaves behind a legacy of courage, devotion, and unforgettable memories.

Her absence is deeply felt, but her spirit endures in the hearts of those she so dearly loved.