We will remember June with huge affection for a very lovely lady. June always made us super-welcome, she was an exceptionally kind and loving person, who was a delight to spend time with. She will be missed by us and many, many other people. Rest in Peace June.
Love, Ian, Carrie and family x
Ian Gausden
June was a very special friend to us for many years. We met her when we were in Singapore in the mind 60s, and then again in N.Ireland in the late 60s, where, being June, she was an eonormous help looking after our young son when our daughter was born. We met up again in the mid 70s in a garden centre and we knew it was a freindship that was meant to be.
We met up regularly after that and June was always kind thoughtful and caring. We will always treasue the beautiful cross-stich she made for our 60th wedding anniversary even though she was suffering with her final illness. We loved her are count ourselves lucky to have hed her in our lives.
Jean & Chris Tett
Chris and I met June at the Telford RAF reunion over 20 years ago and Jean Tett, June and I set a tradition that weekend of leaving the men to their RAF reminiscences while we explored the local area - with lunch. Over the years, the group got bigger so a coach was required for transport and we spent all the day catching up.
When I think of June, I remember her quick sense of humour, her kindness and understanding and her concern for others.
I remember she made gallons of soup and annually colluded in enabling me to go to bed earlier than others on late social occasions.
I remember her strong faith and her willingness to discuss it.
However, my abiding memory is of her boarding the coach after a day exploring Glastonbury. We had walked the town, seen the outlandish clothes and mystical artefacts, eaten unidentifiable food and smelled the exotic smells. June fell onto the coach saying, “I am SO relaxed - I wonder why”.
June - not worldly, but wise, kind with an enduring love of life and her family.
Chris and I will remember her always.
Chris and Sue Lewis
June we will all ,miss you so much. A friend for many years as our children grew up together. You were caring and loving when my Sue had her terminal diagnosis even though you were suffering yourself. Sue found you a great comfort. Thank you so much. Your pain has gone now, rest with your Lord.
God Bless
Mike & Family
Michael Holt
I will miss June’s kind and warm smile which she had for everyone. Even when she was in poor health, she always took the trouble to ask after the health of my family, remembering them, even those she never met, and was genuinely interested in how they were getting on. She was a lovely lady, and am sorry to lose someone who, as a friend as well as my church Pastoral Visitor, I could comfortably talk to about anything happening in my life, whether happy or otherwise.
Neil and Chantal Cooper
June you were one of the most wonderful people to know, always smiling and positive about everything, you will always be remembered for your love and understanding towards everybody. Humility shone from you whatever you did or said. Thank you for being our friend. See you again in heaven, June. God Bless. Delia, Karen, and Claire. x
Delia ,Karen, and Claire
June was lovely, very loving and dearly loved by us and will be greatly missed.
Pam, Richard and family xx
Pam Burnham
I first met June Hall, 41 years ago, when I turned up unannounced at her house, rucksack and all. Despite that, she was nothing but gracious to me. Then 6 years later, I did the almost unpardonable faux pas and stole her best friend and only daughter away from her. Despite this, she still treated me as a 3rd Son rather than the impertinent interloper.
June was my Mother in law for over 34 years, and the worst I could say about her, is that as someone who was brought up on a diet of Les Dawson mother-in-law jokes, she totally failed to conform to that stereotype. To June, the most important thing was family, and it did not matter whether you were born to it or married into it, she treated you the same, with love and joy.
Trying to come to terms with the loss, I can do no better than this quote by Terry Pratchett “No one is finally dead until the ripples they cause in the world die away”. June will live on for a long time in her family's memory, and I was honoured to share my time on earth with her.
Tony Pedley
What a sad loss. June and John have been our next-door neighbours for over 40years.
We watched together as our children grew and grandchildren arrived and flourished.
At the centre of all this was June’s calm but incredibly positive influence on her family and ours.
June was a role model for us all. We feel we have lost a family member.
As the end got closer June amazed us at how she managed things.
God Bless you June – we will miss you dearly BUT we will always remember your loving dedication to John, your family, your church, and community.
Our deepest condolences to John and the family.
June and Ray McColgan.
Ray McColgan
June you will be sadly missed, not just for your culinary delights, but for your ever present smile.
May you rest in the love of God. Joan and Daryl
Daryl Howat
To our dear June - we shared so many happy family times and holidays together over the years. You were a much loved member of our family, never to be forgotten.
Happy Memories, Julie and Terry
Julie & Terry Gausden
Renembering the kindness and joy she brought us, a very special lady.
With love
Hugo and Miranda
Hugo and Miranda Marsh
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