Joyce Boltz Obituary
Joyce was a member of the Chelsea First United Methodist Church. She worked as a farmer's wife, a seamstress, office manager and a financial secretary at the Boston Avenue United Methodist Church. Joyce also did wallpapering and was a volunteer at the Asbury United Methodist Church in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
She married George "Logan" Boltz on September 11, 1977, and he preceded her in death on March 17, 2017. Joyce is survived by her sons, Randy Frost of Munith, and Roger (Jodi) Frost of Fowlerville; daughters, Susan (Dr. Paul) Frost Bloom of South Lyon, and Colleen Frost Owens of Belleville; 9 grandchildren; and 15 great-grandchildren. In addition to her husband, she was preceded in death by her older brother, Roland Graham; younger brother, Larry Graham; and grandson, Randy Frost, Jr.
No public services will be planned. Burial will be at Woodland Cemetery in Jackson. Memorial contributions may be made to the Chelsea First United Methodist Church.
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Karen Klever (Friend and neighbor)
January 9, 2026
Joyce was a dear friend to so many here at CRC.
Summers she walked miles ( barefoot) around campus visiting as she went. Participating in every exercise and swimming program offered here. She grew vegetables in the community garden sharing her produce making sure we ate well. We loved her cookies, breads and cards. She was happiest with Chocolate ice cream.
We did many different crafts together beading, fused glass, pour painting and pottery.
I wish I could have had 1/2 the energy she did.
Joyce did know how to spend time on relaxing on her front porch rocking on her glider reading. We were always welcomed to put up our feet and visit the afternoon away.
Joyce was an exceptionally independent, courageous, and compassionate individual. Her unwavering character has served as a profound source of inspiration for me, guiding me towards personal growth and self-improvement.
She will be missed.
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