
Judith Marie Prickett Holschbach
February 25, 1955 - July 02, 2009
Obituary
Holschbach, Judith Marie PrickettMADISON-Judith Marie Prickett Holschbach, was a dedicated wife, mother and nurse. Judy\'s long and winding road has come to an end, and her new path has begun on July 2, 2009. She was born in Manitowoc to Joseph and Dorothy Kustka Prickett, on Feb. 25, 1955. Judy graduated from Lincoln High School, with the class of 1973. She followed in her mother's foot steps proudly graduating from Colombia School of Nursing in Milwaukee in 1976. Judy worked at Milwaukee Children's Hospital, and St. Joseph before moving to Madison where she became an accomplished nurse at Meriter Hospital in the Newborn ICU for the past 20 years. Judy and her husband, Mike, have two beautiful children, Hannah Elizabeth Mae and Joseph Paul Michael. Her family was everything to her. She loved her children, and the babies with whom she worked. Judy was a master quilter. She loved camping, fishing, the outdoors, and traveling. Judy is survived by her husband, Mike; their children, Hannah and Joey; five brothers and sisters, Susan (Mark) Krueger of San Antonio, Texas, Mary Jo (Jerry) Hanson of Elkhorn, Paul (Katherine) Prickett, Patty (Mike) Huskee and Christene Prickett all of Manitowoc; Mike\'s mother, Betty Jean Tanner; Mike\'s brothers and sisters, Robin (Kieth) Jansky of Manitowoc, Debbie (Brent) Johnson of Sheridan, Ark., Jim Holschbach of Manitawoc, Karl Holschbach of Rio, and Beth (John) Suchon of Whitelaw; and many nieces, nephews, other relatives, co-workers, and friends. A celebration of Judy\'s life will be held at EASTSIDE CLUB, 3735 Monona Drive. Monona, on Saturday, July 11, 2009 from 11 a.m. until 1 p.m. Happy trails Judy!
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A celebration of Judy\'s life will be held at EASTSIDE CLUB, 3735 Monona Drive. Monona, on Saturday, July 11, 2009 from 11 a.m. until 1 p.m.
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Dear Family of Judy,
We are sadden by the loss of your mom, wife, and sister. She is a wonderful person.
She took care of Aaron during his 6 months at Meriter NICU in 1993. She was a great nurse, good teacher, and friend to our family.
We know that in her next journey she will continue to smile, teach, and love!
Peace,
Aaron Hicks
Rodney and Susan Hicks & Victoria
Marques Hicks and Berlyn & Owen
Elizabeth and Bobby Mosley & Carson & Parker