Roxanne Libasci
1966-05-17 2018-08-27
Obituary for Roxanne Libasci
Roxanne Blue Libasci, known affectionately to her friends as T-ROX, lost her battle with cancer on August 27, 2018. An avid photographer and a hopeless cook, Roxanne was notorious for her sharp wit, generosity, loyalty, and her own reluctance to appear in photographs, most recently claiming that she was having a no hair day.
Predeceased by her father, George Blue, and bitterly disappointed that chemotherapy did not in fact give her superpowers, Roxanne very reluctantly leaves behind her extraordinary and wonderful husband Todd Libasci, her brilliant son, Alexander Fleetwood, her bossy sister Rachel Blue, funny brother-in-law Tom Vincent, adored nephew Henderson Blue Vincent, doting mother, Elizabeth Blue, her beloved dogs, and her many friends. For once, her sister wholeheartedly agrees with her oft-heard childhood exclamation that this is “Not fair!”
An irreverent celebration of her life, humor, and photography will be held at the home of her sister Rachel, 230 E. 20th St., in Tulsa, on Friday, August 31st, at 3 p.m.
Roxanne Blue Libasci, known affectionately to her friends as T-ROX, lost her battle with cancer on August 27, 2018. An avid photographer and a hopeless cook, Roxanne was notorious for her sharp wit, generosity, loyalty, and her own reluctance to appear in photographs, most recently claiming that she was having a no hair day.
Predeceased by her father, George Blue, and bitterly disappointed that chemotherapy did not in fact give her superpowers, Roxanne very reluctantly leaves behind her extraordinary and wonderful husband Todd Libasci, her brilliant son, Alexander Fleetwood, her bossy sister Rachel Blue, funny brother-in-law Tom Vincent, adored nephew Henderson Blue Vincent, doting mother, Elizabeth Blue, her beloved dogs, and her many friends. For once, her sister wholeheartedly agrees with her oft-heard childhood exclamation that this is “Not fair!”
An irreverent celebration of her life, humor, and photography will be held at the home of her sister Rachel, 230 E. 20th St., in Tulsa, on Friday, August 31st, at 3 p.m.