Julie Ann "Tini" Lubesky

Julie Ann Lubesky 67, of Port Richey, died Aug 7, 2025, survived by husband, Raymond; children, Paul, Andrea, Lindsay; mother, Jeannette; five siblings.

She graced the world with her presence on May 29, 1958. She was the first daughter to Robert and Jeannette after two sons, Rob and Mark, whom she always looked up to and admired. Maryann and Kim followed and the three Ouellette girls created a beautiful and meaningful bond for life. Her baby brother Scott came along much later and became an uncle/friend to Julie's first-born, Paul.

Mom was given her nickname "Tini" by her beloved father, Robert. She was petite and beautiful, kind and compassionate, and truly generous. She was also sassy, strong and perhaps a wee bit stubborn. Her willful determination was admired by all as we watched her fight her debilitating disease over the past thirty years. She struggled with the loss of her independence but she sure was resourceful.

She dedicated her life to caring for others. She worked as a nurse and a teacher. She was selfless and especially enjoyed working with the elderly. Above all, she loved her family. Ray and Julie built a beautiful life together raising three children. They traveled the world and shared countless adventures. As they became empty nesters, they poured their lives into their biker family. Madame Grace loved her fellow Maidens and Hearts, and made some lifelong friends no matter the distance. The club treated her like royalty, which she often said was too much (but we know she secretly loved it).

Julie's favorite role in life was being a grandmother to Rachel, Charlie, Ben, Austin, Sidney, Ellie, Theo and Max. She was looking forward to becoming a great-grandmother to baby David due this November. Tini made sure she was at every birth and meaningful celebration. Even though they were often separated by many miles, she was always checking in and sending surprises in the mail.

She was the absolute best wife, mother, aunt, sister, friend and Tini. She loved crafting, sparkly things, wine and driving.

She is already deeply missed.

In lieu of flowers, please make a donation to the Charcot-Marie-Tooth Association.

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