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Michelle "Mickey" Andrea Bolen May, age 47, of Stillwater passed away Friday, May 21, 2010 in Stillwater.
Mickey was born September 15, 1962 in Los Angeles, California to William L. and Clorine Cox Bolen.
The family moved to Arizona when she was a baby, where they remained until she was 15 when they moved to Stroud, Oklahoma. She continued her education at Stroud High School where she graduated in 1980.
She attended Drumright Vo-Tech, becoming certified in computer technology.
Mickey was raised as a Baptist and was baptized at an early age while living in Arizona. She worked as a secretary in the oil field and Howard Johnsons for several years.
Her hobbies included cooking and canning.
She was preceded in death by one brother, Wade Lee Bolen and grandparents, Hubert and Vivial Bolen and Dewey and Allie Cox.
She is survived by one son, Travis May of Broken Arrow, Oklahoma; parents, William and Clorine Bolen; two sisters, Leslie Morris and husband, Todd of Salina, Oklahoma and Tonia Bates and husband, Jim of Bakersfield, California; three nephews, Josh Morris, Trent Morris and Jay Bates; three nieces, Wendy L. Bolen, Chessie Jones and Jamie Bates; four great nieces and three great nephews.
No services are to be held.
Arrangements are under the direction of Palmer Marler Funeral Home, Stillwater.
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