Judith "Judy" Ann Park

Services pending.

Mrs. Judith “Judy” Ann (Bolan) Park was born on September 27th, 1939, in Lansing, Michigan. Judy passed away peacefully with her family by her side on May 22, 2026, at 86 years of age.

Judy is survived by her beloved daughter, Kelly (Park) Olson, son-in-law Jeff Olson and granddaughters Megan and Emily Olson. She is preceded in death by her dear husband of 49 years, Robert (Bob) Park, parents Albert Bolan and Ellen Averill, brother Jim Bolan, and parents-in-law Carl and Geraldine Park.

Judy was proud of her 35 year career as a nurse in OB and surgery. Her nursing legacy carries on with her two granddaughters. Even into her last years, Judy found a role for herself at Silverado Memory Care as a “nurse” taking other residents under her wing and having fun with her “coworkers”. Once a nurse, always a nurse!

Judy greatly cherished spending quality time with her family and friends. From family vacations to longtime friends in Michigan (some from Junior High) and the friends made during the 25 years Judy and Bob spent as seasonal residents at Worthington Country Club in Bonita Springs, FL. Judy helped everyone around her feel loved as many fond memories were made.

She enjoyed listening and singing to music (loud and proud, even if it was a little offkey), playing golf, baking delicious apple pies, eating ice cream, playing card games, watching the Milwaukee Brewers and especially making everyone around her laugh. She will be deeply missed and always remembered for the many smiles she brought to those around her.

The family would like to deeply thank Silverado North Shore Memory Care in Glendale, WI for providing such loving, dedicated care for the last 4 years of Judy’s life. They cared for and loved Judy as if she was their own family member. We would also like to express our gratitude to the Brighton Hospice team for their wonderful care and compassion at the end of her life.

At the very end, Judy opened her eyes wide in awe and lifted her arms as she took her last breaths. She looked so peaceful and excited to be welcomed into Jesus’ arms, and reunited with “her Bob” after 18 years.

In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be sent to the Alzheimer’s Association.