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Judith Anne (Jarolim) O'Connor, 82, passed away April 3, 2021. Judy was born in Garfield County, Oklahoma, to Emil and Ethel (Roach) Jarolim. She was preceded in death by her parents, brother and son Timothy. Judy is survived by her husband David, of Lee's Summit, son Stephen (Pam), Kevin and sister Jean Shouse of Joplin MO. Additional survivors include grandchildren Caitlin, David, Alyssa and Nate O'Connor; great grandchildren Maddi and Emmet Condont; Avalyn, Zayden and Novalise Rios.
Judy accepted Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior during a Billy Graham TV crusade. She was a faithful servant of the Lord.
Judy was a graduate of St. Mary's School of Nursing in KCMO. Her career spanned 38 years across the nursing spectrum. Judy earned her BSN and COHN. Judy was a breast cancer survivor. Medical complications necessitated an early retirement from nursing.
A memorial service will be 1P.M., Saturday, April 17 at Park Lawn Funeral Home, 8251 Hillcrest Rd., Kansas City, MO. Memorial Contributions to Rachel House, 1240 NE Windsor, Lee's Summit, MO 64086. Arr: Park Lawn 816-523-1234
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