Jeannette M. Lubick

Jeannette Mae Lubick, 82, passed away on May 29, 2024 at Cambridge Senior Living, Eau

Claire, WI after a 15-year battle living with Parkinson’s Disease. Her endearing husband Ted

was honored to ensure Jeannette lived life to her fullest while providing Jeannette her loving

care for many years. Jeannette is now free of pain and struggle as she holds the hand of Jesus.

A heartfelt appreciation goes to Cambridge Senior Living, where Jeannette received family-like

care during her final months on earth.

Jeannette now dances and sings again with Florence and Clarence Lubick, her beloved Aunts

Mary Czech, Grace Sobun, Leona Bielski, and beloved cousins Carly & Phil Evers, Art Mallo,

and Jimmy Lind.

Jeannette was born on August 3, 1941 to Thomas Higgins and Antoinette (Stoskus) in Chicago,

IL. On May 27, 1961, she married the love of her life, Ted Lubick. Together they raised five

children, Ted Jr. (Barbara), Todd (Ilene), Evelyn Mulhall (Will), David (Tammy) and Jennifer

Boettcher (Brandon). Jeannette adored her two grandchildren, Kelsey and Kevin.

Jeannette saw it as her privilege to serve others and provide for her family. Jeannette grew up

in Chicago, IL and moved her family to a farm in Deerfield, WI in 1972 where she taught

Catechism at Saint Pius X. In 1978 the family moved to a farm in Fall Creek, WI where

Jeannette served at Saint John the Apostle and Saint Mary’s Church and Schools. In 1987,

while keeping the farmstead in Fall Creek, Jeannette, Ted, and Jennifer moved to Dousman, WI

where Jeannette served at Saint Bruno’s Parish and began her school-bus driving career. Ten

years later, the family returned back to the Fall Creek farmstead. In 2016, they sold their family

farm and moved to Osseo, WI. Throughout Jeannette’s life she served in many roles starting at

a local Chicago, IL ice cream parlor, followed by time at Melster Candy Company in Cambridge,

WI, then Randall’s Bakery and a small jewelry merchant in London Square Mall, Eau Claire, WI.

Jeannette cherished driving school-children for Dousman Transport (WI) and Eau Claire

Student Transit (WI) for a combined 22 years.

Jeannette attended an all-girls Catholic school and grew up to live life being a country gal, a

loving wife and mom that raised her five children in Wisconsin. In addition to loving her family,

Jeannette loved to bake, cook, collect and refine the perfect recipe. Jeannette cherished

combining recipes to make something new. Jeannette made sure her children grew up in the

kitchen too, always involved with preparing meals, baking bread and cookies, canning and

hosting family at holidays and special gatherings. In Jeannette’s free time, she tended to her

vegetable garden, raised farm animals, and cared for her dogs and cats.

Jeannette was a humble person, ensuring dinner guests were taken care of and so naturally

she was the last one at the table but would not have it any other way. Jeannette was dedicated

to her faith and will be remembered as a great listener, always more interested in the person

she was with. She was a gentle, optimistic, incredibly-loving mother, grandmother, and friend.

Last, but not least, she will be remembered for her tenacious motto: “No, you got – Yes, you can

get”.

A Mass of Christian Burial will be held at 11:00 AM, Monday, June 3, 2024 at St. Raymond's of Peñafort Parish,

 E10455 Mallard Rd, Fall Creek. Father Greg Bohren will officiate. Burial will follow at Holy Guardian Angels Cemetery.

Visitation will be held at St. Raymond's Parish that morning, beginning one hour prior to Mass at 10:00 AM.

“How lucky I am to have something that makes saying goodbye so hard.” Winnie the Pooh

Thank God for all the blessings He’s given. No matter how good or bad we have it, there’s

always a reason. And, it’s always for the best.

Friends and family may offer condolences online at www.hulkefamilyfh.com.

Hulke Family Funeral Home & Cremation Services, 3209 Rudolph Road, Eau Claire, WI 54701 is assisting the family with the arrangements.   

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