Elizabeth Johnson

I got to know June when I was a teller at her bank. We used to trade pages of jokes and risqué cartoons. We would laugh so hard. If we were busy and she would have to use another teller, she would always stop by my area and she would hand me a paper or I would have one for her. I loved her for her humor. I always got a Christmas card from her at my home except for this year and so I wondered if she was ill. Now I know why. She will always be in my heart. What a great lady. Connie Kinnaman

June was one of those rare people you never forgot. She was Ms. Jacobson, making sure all those brides walking down the aisle looked the best, including me. Tom and she had a wonderful working relationship, two peas in a pod. If June said a bride was to carry a certain flower, by God, she did, and it was our job to find it..You will be missed by all at Ardern and Whitney. As she signed all her cards, so shall I to June -"God,s Blessing." Mary Ellen

So very sorry for your loss. Please know that your hearts will soon be filled with wonderful memories of the happy times spent together as you celebrate a life well lived.

To Tom, Gary, and the rest of the family: my heart is broken. That is all I can say. With love, Kathy

Dear family of Betty. She was a very sweet lady and truly missed. I know her better as bingo Betty, she was our caller for our bingo on Thursday's at Luther Manor. She always sent us a Christmas card but we didn't get one this year. May she rest in peace. Very happy to have been able to know her, and she was a great friend to many of our residents. Her and Bingo Bob were a good team for many years. Becky