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June Bourcier Obituary
BOURCIER, 82
LAKELAND - Mrs. June L. Bourcier, age 82, of Lakeland, passed away June 12, 2011 at Lakeland Regional Hospital from heart failure.
Mrs. Bourcier was born in Cornell, Il. She lived the majority of her life in Columbus, Ohio and moved to Lakeland, Florida with her husband Paul H. Bourcier to spend their retirement years. She was loved by all and touched the lives of everyone she met and never knew a stranger. She was always the first to help and give of herself to others never asking for anything in return.
She was preceded in death by her father, James L. Beck, mother Bernice Whitham Beck, and two sisters Lois Bauer and Mary Pasters. She is survived by her husband, Paul H. Bourcier; three children: sons, Paul L. Bourcier (Miste), J. Chad Bourcier (Annie), and daughter Sue L. Mangan (David); sister, Patricia Cauthern; grandchildren Andy, Bruce, Shelly, and Autumn; great grandchild, Charlotte.
Mass of Christian Burial 10:30AM Friday, June 17, 2011 at St. Joseph's Catholic Church, Lakeland. Private Interment at Florida National Cemetery. Online Condolences at davidrussellfuneralhome.com
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Rita Humbert
June 17, 2011
My prayers go out to the Bourcier family on the loss of their wife and mother. Although I only met June a couple of times it was easy to see that her family was very important to her. When we lose someone we love their memory becomes a treasur to help us thur the lonely times.
Rita Sims
June 16, 2011
Chad and family
. My heart is heavy for your loss. May the good memories keep June close to you .
The suffering is over for her . She gave it a hard fight
Love and prayers Rita
Kay Thomas
June 15, 2011
June was a wonderful mother-in-law to my sister Annie. She was loved by anybody who ever met her and will be deeply missed. My thoughts and prayers are with the family.
Nancy Michaels
June 15, 2011
Oh June my favorite loving person, I will miss you and our lunches at Tapitio's. You were the first person I met when I moved to Citruswood & you were so fiendly, I knew it was a good place to live then. In my heart you are a special person, & I loved you. I will miss you, but our Lord needs Angels like you up there. God be with you family now, I know they will miss you.
Love to you my friend
Nancy
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