Yoselin Itzel LeBaron

Yoselin Itzel nació una hermosa mañana del martes 11 de febrero de 2014, en el hospital Sanford del centro de Fargo, Dakota del Norte. Fue la tercera de los cinco hijos de Ezequiel y Esperanza Le Baron, creciendo rodeada del cariño de sus hermanos: Yazmin, Tristian, Yenesi y Travis.

Yoselin era la definición misma de la alegría. Una niña sumamente amorosa y sociable que siempre encontraba la manera de ayudar a los demás. Le fascinaba rodearse de amigos y familiares, disfrutando cada viaje a México para reencontrarse con sus seres queridos. Tenía un don natural con los niños más pequeños, a quienes siempre trataba con una ternura infinita.

De pequeña, su curiosidad la llevaba a esconderse dentro de los cajones de las cómodas, siempre aferrada a su inseparable chupón. Su nobleza no tenía límites; tanto así, que permitía con total confianza que su hermano Tristian le cortara el cabello, convencida de que el resultado la hacía lucir hermosa.

Entre sus grandes pasiones destacaban la cocina y la repostería, su platillo favorito era cocinar Arroz blanco y comerlo con pollo a la naranja, como disfrutaba ese platillo y siempre le gustaba compartirlo con todos.

disfrutaba tanto de las caminatas al aire libre como expresar su creatividad atraves del maquillaje y el dibujo, donde demostraba un talento grande, nunca salia de la casa sin estar presentable y areglada, siempre fue fanática incondicional de snoopy, donde le encantaba vestir de su caricatura favorita, Tambien encontraba emocion en la lectura de comics y tenia una pasion por las munualliades

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Yoselin Itzel was born on a beautiful morning—Tuesday, February 11, 2014—at Sanford Hospital in downtown Fargo, North Dakota. She was the third of five children born to Ezequiel and Esperanza Le Baron, growing up surrounded by the affection of her siblings: Yazmin, Tristian, Yenesi, and Travis.

Yoselin was the very definition of joy. She was an exceptionally loving and sociable girl who always found a way to help others. She loved being surrounded by friends and family, cherishing every trip to Mexico as an opportunity to reunite with her loved ones. She possessed a natural gift with younger children, whom she always treated with infinite tenderness.

As a little girl, her curiosity often led her to hide inside dresser drawers, always clutching her inseparable pacifier. Her gentle nature knew no bounds; so much so that she would allow her brother Tristian to cut her hair with complete trust, convinced that the result made her look beautiful.

Among her greatest passions were cooking and baking; her favorite meal to prepare was white rice served with orange chicken—a dish she absolutely adored and always loved sharing with everyone.

She enjoyed outdoor walks just as much as she enjoyed expressing her creativity through makeup and drawing—talents in which she displayed great skill. She never left the house without looking presentable and well-groomed, and she was an unwavering fan of Snoopy, delighting in wearing clothing featuring her favorite cartoon character. She also found excitement in reading comic books and had a passion for arts and crafts.

Service details
Overnight Vigil: 6:00 p.m. Sunday, April 26 through 10:00 a.m. Monday, April 27, 2026 at Fredrikson-Boulger Funeral Chapel in Kindred, ND.
Funeral Mass: 11:00 a.m. Monday, April 27, 2026, at St. Maurice’s Catholic Church in Kindred, ND, with visitation one hour prior.
Burial: Kindred Cemetery in Kindred, ND.