Alicia Kay Park

Alicia (White) Park, a beloved wife, mother, grandmother, and friend, passed away surrounded with love by her husband and daughters on September 8th, 2026 at the age of 52, leaving behind a life that was anything but ordinary and a presence that could never be easily forgotten.

Born in Erie, Pennsylvania, Alicia was the daughter of David and Betsy White. She graduated from Harborcreek High school in 1993. She continued her education at Mercyhurst University to pursue a career in the medical field.

Alicia worked for many years as a Licensed Practical Nurse, dedicating herself to and taking pride in caring for others. Outside of her work, she was rarely still. A true busybody, Alicia always had to be doing something. She found joy in painting little fairy and dragon statues and creating countless other arts and crafts. She also enjoyed yard work, and often helped other people with their own. She loved Halloween and everything spooky, embracing the magic, darkness, and fun of her favorite holiday year round. She often celebrated her love of Halloween by throwing the best Halloween parties with precise and careful planning.

Alicia was resilient, headstrong, fiercely independent, and unapologetically herself. She was an incredible and immovable support for anybody fortunate enough to be loved by her. She loved loudly, lived on her own terms, and never much cared what anyone thought about it. Her personality was larger and louder than life itself. She was never one to pretend to be someone she wasn't, and those who knew and loved her will remember her for exactly that.

Alicia enjoyed time spent with her husband and their baby puppy, Aza. Together they enjoyed traveling and visiting different haunted houses. Outside of her travels with her husband, Alicia enjoyed spending time with her grandbabies. She often took them to Cedar Point, the Toledo zoo, Ghostly Manor, and on numerous other adventures.

Alicia's absence will be felt in the quiet moments, in the Halloween season, in the crafts she left behind, in a cup of coffee on a quiet morning, and in all the little places where her larger than life personality once filled the room.

She was not meant to be forgotten and she won't be. Her memory will live on in the people she loved, the people she cared for, the laughter she created, the things she made with her hands, and the unmistakable mark she left on everyone fortunate enough to know her. To those who knew her best Alicia was real, tough, loyal, and deeply loving. She taught us what it meant to endure, to stand your ground, and to love your family fiercely no matter what life brings.

Alicia is survived by her husband, Gil Park, parents, David and Betsy (Preston) White, daughters, Amanda (Jeffery) Cochran, Ashley Arndt, and Autumn (James) Dunaway, grandchildren, Gracelynn, Lily, Mazie, Tora, Jaxus, Atlas, and Ember, step-son, Andrew Park, step-grandchildren, Elliot and Reijna, brother, David (Tina) White, sisters-in-law, Roseanne (Rob) Hickman and Laura (Greg) Kirk, and extended family, and friends who will carry her memory with them always.

There will be no services and cremation will take place under the direct care of the Robinson-Walker Funeral Home & Crematory, Oak Harbor. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations in memory of Alicia may be given to Sincere Hospice, 3232 Executive Parkway Suite 101, Toledo, OH 43606. Online condolences may be shared with the family at www.walkerfuneralhomes.com.