Barron Skatepark Association

12/20/2025

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Dreams do come true!! A skatepark in my hometown of Stillwater, Minnesota, is coming soon 🔨
Thanks to everyone who helped make this happen 💜

12/12/2025

Obituary for Bolton, and information on his service.

Bolton James Harry-Algeo

Age 31, of Barron, WI, died Tuesday, December 9, 2025 in Nashville, Tennessee in a semi truck accident. Bolton was able to call his mother before he passed away and talked with her for 53 minutes telling her he loved her and his son a thousands of times before he passed away.

He was born on May 28, 1994 in Hayward, California to David Harry and Melody Algeo. Bolton graduated from North Star Academy in Cameron, WI in 2012. He worked for Jennie-O in Barron, PUSH in Rice Lake, Monarch Paving as a heavy machine operator and Kreier Farms in Cameron as a semi truck driver hauling steel.

He loved cars, riding motorcycles, he loved working on motors, he redid a 2001 Camaro SS, enjoyed playing video games, and going on road trips.

He loved his son immensely and would also come over to his moms house everyday to have a talk.

Bolton was smart, intelligent, funny, loving, had a heart of gold, he was there when someone needed him, a good father, and a wonderful son.

He is survived by a son, Oliver Algeo; his mother, Melody Algeo; his grandmother, Malissia Algeo; 2 half brothers, David Harry and Alex Morrison; a half sister, Emily Morrison; many friends, 3 cousins, 2 aunts, an uncle, a nephew and 3 nieces. He was preceded in death by his father, David Harry; his grandparents, Francis James “Jim” Algeo; Margie Frances Miller; and Danise and Jim Tarbert.

Funeral Services will be held at 1PM Friday, December 19, 2025 at Appleyard’s Home for Funerals in Rice Lake, WI. Visitation will be held from 11AM-1PM Friday at Appleyard’s Home for Funerals in Rice Lake

12/10/2025

Our skate family has lost a member!
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Please keep Bolton’s mom, and little son in your thoughts and prayers!

🕊️ LAST CALL • IN HONOR OF BOLTON JAMES HARRY ALGEO 🕊️

Out here on this road, every driver knows the risks, the sacrifices, and the long stretches of highway that shape our lives. We run hard, we push through weather, traffic, fatigue, and uncertainty — all to get the job done and make it home safely. And when a driver doesn’t make it… it hits the whole community.

Today we honor Bolton James Harry Algeo, a fellow driver whose journey ended far too soon. He was out doing what every one of us does — carrying the load, watching the mirrors, trusting the road to treat him fair. But sometimes the road has different plans, and tragedy strikes without warning.

Drivers like Bolton represent the backbone of this industry.
Men and women who give everything to keep this country moving, often with little recognition and even less understanding from the outside world. But we understand. We feel this loss because it reminds us how fragile this life is behind the wheel.

This is Bolton’s Last Call —
his final run, his final dispatch, honored by drivers who know the weight of every mile we take. May his memory ride with us, may his sacrifices be respected, and may his loved ones find strength in knowing he was part of a brotherhood and sisterhood that never forgets its own.

Rest easy, Bolton James Harry Algeo.
Your Last Call has been answered.
We’ll keep the wheels turning.
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09/08/2025

Congratulations to this young woman! Awesome!

09/03/2025

08/18/2025

Very awesome story!

08/15/2025

I love this! Bryanna Chinander I can see a couple of your boys wanting to try this!!!!

08/11/2025

Even the pros are still learning tricks!

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