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Parker Task Force founder, active community member, volunteer and avid gardener Nancy Gripman is memorialized in this beautiful bronze sculpture by artist Don Budy. The sculpture is aptly located in a flower bed just south of the gazebo in O’Brien Park. Seen above: Bill Gripman stands with the statue of his late wife Nancy at the dedication ceremony in O’Brien Park. Gripman led everyone in attendance in a cheer of “hello, Nancy” to welcome the statue.

From Parker Arts

  1. Colorado Mural (Paint Parker Mural) by Parker Parks and Open Space, Image 1.

    Parker Parks and Open Space

    Colorado Mural (Paint Parker Mural)

  2. Sun to Moon Rotation (Permanent Public Art) by Mary Angers, Image 1.

    Mary Angers

    Sun to Moon Rotation (Permanent Public Art)

    stainless steel and paint

  3. Stop Pushing (Permanent Public Art) by Tim DeShong, Image 1.

    Tim DeShong

    Stop Pushing (Permanent Public Art)

    Colorado Yule Marble and steel base

  4. Cave of Won-Doors (Paint Parker Mural) by Lutheran High School Art Students, Image 1.

    Lutheran High School Art Students

    Cave of Won-Doors (Paint Parker Mural)

  5. Amber Eye (Permanent Public Art) by Glenn Zweygardt, Image 15.

    Glenn Zweygardt

    Amber Eye (Permanent Public Art)

    stone

  6. Battlefield Cross (Permanent Public Art) by Richard Young, Image 1.

    Richard Young

    Battlefield Cross (Permanent Public Art)

    Bronze

  7. Jacks (Permanent Public Art) by Christopher Weed, Image 1.

    Christopher Weed

    Jacks (Permanent Public Art)

    stainless steel and fiberglass

  8. The Maneater (Permanent Public Art) by Jim Choate, Image 1.

    Jim Choate

    The Maneater (Permanent Public Art)

    Metal

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