Sabrina Leek

Sabrina Leek, born on April 27, 1991, in Dallas, Texas, left an indelible mark upon the hearts of those who knew her when she passed away on April 3, 2026, in Mesquite, Texas. A radiant spirit defined by selflessness and an unwavering commitment to others, Sabrina’s life was a testament to the power of generosity and boundless love.

From a young age, Sabrina's nature as a natural caregiver shone brightly. She was always the first to offer a helping hand, her own needs gently set aside to ensure those around her flourished. Her humor, vibrant personality, and infectious laughter filled every room she entered, making her presence a balm to weary souls and a beacon of warmth. Her life, though prematurely ended, was rich with moments of joy, compassion, and spirited fun that reflected the depth of her giving heart.

Sabrina’s love of the outdoors was a defining thread throughout her days. She found peace and rejuvenation near water, where the gentle rush of rivers or the calming lapping of lakes echoed the serenity she so dearly sought and shared. The simple pleasure she took in watching “Lilo & Stitch” revealed a tender side that cherished connection, family, and the magic found in everyday stories.

The pride of her life was her beloved son, Mason Leek—a living legacy of her nurturing spirit and the center of her deepest joys. Alongside Mason, her family remained steadfast pillars; her sister, Monica Leek, and her stepfather, Tim Clyburn, bore witness to her unwavering kindness, as did her brothers Joshua Leek, Marshall Arie, Tim Clyburn II, Keith Clyburn, and Nathan Clyburn; niece, Priscilla "Monkey" Esquerra , three nephews, Keizer "Turtle" King, Bryan " Koloa" Hofmann  and Caleb "Panda" Washington.  Their shared memories are imbued with reflections of Sabrina’s generosity and vibrant soul. She was also surrounded by other relatives and friends who treasured her for her warmth, humor, and constant readiness to give.

Sabrina’s life was shaped by love and loss. She was preceded in death by her mother, Loretta Clyburn, whose memory lives on in Sabrina’s unyielding devotion to family and the gifts she imparted to those around her.

In remembering Sabrina Leek, one honors a woman whose essence was woven from threads of compassion and laughter, who chose daily to uplift and protect those she held dear. Though the waters she loved so much now keep her, her spirit flows freely—unbounded and eternal—carrying with it the echoes of kindness, joy, and a love that will forever grace the hearts of all who were fortunate enough to know her.