Stacy L. (Yturraspe) Robello, 54, of Bothell, WA passed away peacefully on Thursday November 20, 2025, after a 21-month battle with cancer. She was surrounded with love from friends and family. Stacy was born February 8, 1971 in Lewiston, ID to Nadine and Victor Yturraspe.   She lived in Lewiston with her parents and sister, Marcie, until she graduated from Lewiston High School in 1989. After high school, Stacy’s adventurous and free-spirited nature led her to live in various locations throughout Idaho, Florida, and Washington. Each move and journey left a lasting mark on her life, shaping her into a strong, resilient woman.

While living in Florida, she became a mother and welcomed her first child, Anakin Sanders, in 1999. A few years later, Stacy moved back to Lewiston to further her education. She graduated from Lewis Clark State College in 2005 with an Associate of Science Degree in Radiographic Science. She enjoyed her career as a Radiologic Technologist. She possessed a strong work ethic and built a life centered on helping others and accepting new challenges along the way. She also valued self-improvement in her life, and had a passion for continued learning, understanding, and growth. Later in life, she became certified in Reiki and Vibrational Sound Therapy. At the time of her passing, she worked for Evergreen Health in Kenmore, WA.

Stacy moved to Seattle in 2005. Shortly thereafter, she met and later married her husband, Andrew Robello. Together they built a happy life and loving home, and she became a devoted stepmother to Drew and Cassidy (Robello). In 2007 Stacy and Andrew welcomed their first child together, Aliyah. Stacy was a devoted mother to all her children, loving them deeply and unconditionally. Her children were her proudest accomplishments and constant source of motivation.

Stacy had a deep love for nature and animals. She found wisdom and comfort in holistic healing and natural wellness and found joy in life’s simple moments and meaning in its deeper connections. Stacy had a caring and warm nature and brought authenticity and humor to every situation. She loved going to concerts, being outdoors near water, and traveling to Maui. After her diagnosis, she rediscovered her pastime joy of roller skating.

Stacy will be remembered by her family and friends for her strength, courage, resilience, compassion, intelligence/wisdom, her sense of humor and laugh, her affinity for embracing natural/holistic wellness, and her unwavering love for her family.

Stacy was a valued mom, wife, daughter, sister, and friend. She will be greatly missed. She is survived by her husband, Andrew Robello; her children, Anakin/Amber (Sanders), and Aliyah Robello; her stepchildren, Drew (Rachel) Robello and Cassidy Robello; her grandchild, Callahan Robello; her mother, Nadine Yturraspe; her sister Marcie Yturraspe; and her grandfather, Ray Kaufman. She was preceded in death by her father, Victor Yturraspe, her grandmother Maxine Laca, and her grandmother, Shirley Kaufman.

Stacy’s wish was to have her ashes spread at Charley Young Beach in Maui, HI.

A celebration of life is being planned in Lewiston, ID on July, 18 2026. The family will share further details when arrangements are complete.

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