Michelle Ann Lovell, born October 30, 1967, in Ohio, passed away unexpectedly at home on June 11, 2026.

Michelle was known and loved by many—not only for her nearly 20 years as a dedicated and compassionate OR nurse at Shands in Starke, but also for the care and kindness she shared with residents and coworkers at Winsor Manor Nursing and Rehab. Armed with an associate degree in nursing, a generous heart, and a healthy dose of determination, Michelle spent her life helping others and making difficult days a little brighter.

Those who knew Michelle would describe her as caring, loving, dependable, and endlessly giving. Family was at the center of her world, and she took great pride in staying connected with those she loved. She also had a passion for politics and current events, ensuring she was always ready with an opinion, a lively discussion, and plenty to talk about around the dinner table.

Michelle leaves behind her daughter, Kristin Furneaux; stepson, Jason Lovell; and the role she treasured most—Nana. Her grandchildren Austin Corbin (and Bentley Van Alan), Channing Corbin, Faith Lovell, and Cara Lovell brought her endless joy and countless reasons to smile. She was also blessed to know the love of her great-granddaughter, Evelyn Corbin.

She is lovingly remembered by her siblings Karen Parker, Deena (Rod) Crawford II, Renee (Leroy) Griffis, Christopher (Christie) McFarland, and Jennifer McFarland, along with many nieces and nephews who could always count on Aunt Michelle for love, laughter, and perhaps a little spoiling along the way.

Michelle is preceded in death by her father, Stuart Parker; her mother and stepfather, Diane and Mike McFarland; her beloved husbands, Jimmy Lovell and Randy Faile; granddaughter Kayla Lovell; and brothers Sean Parker, Kevin Parker, and James “Jimmy” Watkins.

Family and friends are invited to celebrate Michelle’s life during a visitation on June 19, 2026, from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at Archer-Milton Funeral Home. Guests are encouraged to share favorite memories, funny stories, and maybe even a spirited political debate or two—something Michelle would have thoroughly enjoyed.

Michelle leaves behind a legacy of compassion, strength, laughter, and love. Though she will be deeply missed, the memories she created and the lives she touched will continue to bring comfort, smiles, and gratitude to all who were fortunate enough to know her.