Kathleen-Dubie-Obituary

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Kathleen Dubie

Flint, Michigan

Mar 23, 1951 – Dec 21, 2025

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BORN
March 23, 1951
DIED
December 21, 2025
LOCATION
Flint, Michigan

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Swartz Funeral Home - Flint Obituary

DUBIE, Kathleen M.- Of Linden, age 74, died December 21, 2025, at home surrounded by her family with love.


Funeral Mass will be celebrated 11 a.m. on December 27th at St. Mark’s Catholic Church, 7296 Gale Rd, Grand Blanc, Father Bob McGraw, and Deacon Ken Priess concelebrating.


Burial in Evergreen Cemetery Chapel following.


In lieu of flowers contributions may be made to Catholic Charity Center for Hope. 


Visitation 1-8 p.m. Friday, December 26th at the Swartz Funeral Home, on Hill Rd in Flint, a Rosary service will be held at 7 p.m. with Deacon Omar. Mrs. Dubie will be at the church at 10 a.m. Saturday until the time of the Mass.


Kathleen was born in Flint on March 23, 1951, daughter of Duane Withey and the late Jaqueline (Wangler)Withey.


On Friday, February 13, 1976, she married Charles Lawrence Dubie.


She was a dedicated administrator within the local school districts for over 35 years. Kathleen attended and was a member of Holy Redeemer Catholic Church. Her life's mission was to help others, a fierce believer in second chances serving as a dedicated mentor and source of strength within her family and to the recovery community. Kathleen loved spending time with her family, especially her grandchildren and great grandchildren.


Kathleen is survived by her husband Charles, 3 children, Theresa Hazen, Carrie her husband Tracy Lowe, and Eric Dubie. 2 grandchildren Kristin and Kody. 4 beloved Great Grandchildren Mason, Sloan, Chase, and Ila. Father Duane Withey. 2 Sisters, Yvonne Gainey husband Joseph, Julie Church husband Timothy, 1 brother Mark Withey his wife Jane. 5 nieces, 1 nephew, 1 great nephew, and 2 great nieces. As well as many loved cousins and special friends.


Proceeded in death by her Mother Jaqueline (Wangler) Withey, her Grandbaby Lowe, her Grandparents Albert and Veronica (Brindley) Wangler, Charles and Florence (Moats-Brown-Bennett) Withey.

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Dear Chuck and family,
We met Kathy early in our early careers as Food Service Directors. We become friends out side of work and had many adventures together with other members of our group . Chuck always called us the Cackling Hens. Kathy had unbelievable knowledge of life and work.
Your friends Jean and Renee

I was fortunate to work with Kathy for several years at Swartz Creek Schools. Kathy was a positive influence on the bus drivers and cooks that she supervised. She cared deeply for the students who rode the buses and for those who benefited from the food program. She did every aspect of her job with integrity and excellence. Kathy was also a valuable member of the administration team at the school. She will be remembered as having a good sense of humor and as a friend to all. Rest in...

To Chuck and family, I had the privilege of spending a lot of time with Kathy, and she was truly a great leader. Her commitment to keeping children safe through school transportation and helping provide meals to students will always be remembered as part of her lasting legacy. Her effort contributed to higher achievement in the classroom. Thank you, Kathy for your mentorship and your life long commitment to education.

Dear Mr. Withey~Julie ~Mark(Jane) we are so sorry to hear of your loss . We will always remember Kathy she was a wonderful person and friend. REST PEACEFULLY KATHY

I met kathy at the ROCK Church in Fenton...She was so kind when I had knee surgery..to drive me to my therapy sessions...she was such an encouragement to me...

Kathy and I were not only friends but coworkers at Swartz Creek Schools. Kathy always had a wonderful sense of humor and we always enjoyed a laugh. Kathy took great pride in everything she did, and will be dearly missed.

I was glad I got to see her one last time before God walked her home. She was one tough old gal. She fought the good fight as long as she could. My deepest sympathies to her entire family. God bless you all. Rest easy my dear friend, your work here is done..

Kathie was a good worker, but always had time for a pleasant little talk when I'd see her in the school hallway. Always a positive attitude.

She was such an inspiration to me. Always smiling and chuckling. She had alot of adventures in her life and it showed in how she handled all the good and bad things in her life.