JUNE C. HEADLEY

Words can not express what Archie and June meant to me and my family. As a young child I grew to love your parents very much. I have memories of them spending time in our home, as we shared many meals together. The most special memory I have is when I was four years old and I was crying because I missed church. When your mom and dad came over that day, June with her sweet spirit told my parents to let them go with them to the church. When we arrived at East Norwood, The three of shared Jesus...

I am so very sorry that I did not know of June's death until today. I loved both June and Archie with all my heart. I often tell my Sunday School things that your father or mother said. Bro. Archie was my all time favorite pastor. I have tried several times to get to Shelby Ridge to see June but it did not work out. My heart and prayers go out to all the family. Love

My condolences to Mrs. Headley's children & rest of the family. I enjoyed the years I worked with Mrs. June at New Beacon Hospice. She will be missed.

Christian friend.

So sorry for your loss.. I was a member of the First Baptist Church in Roebuck Plaza when your dad was pastor..They are together now so remember the good time.. Anita Drake Heflin

Becky & Patsy, I remember your mother and father quite well back when we all lived near each other in Norwood. They were always so nice to me, and always made me feel welcome in their home. May God give you the strength to get through this difficult time. You will be in my prayers. -Nancy Sharitt Armstrong

Becky and Pat,
Ron and I were so very sorry to hear about your mom. We loved June and missed her dearly when she moved from our neighborhood. Our prayers are with you and your family.
With love and sympathy,
Ron, Sheila, Devin and Matthew

Sorry I can not be at the service today, been out of town for several days. Mrs. Headley was always a great encourager, to me personally. I never saw her with out her wonderful smile, greeting all who would come around her. I know she was a women of deep inter peace, who in a moment could voice a prayer for anyone who needed someone to pray for them. I know that because I know she prayed for me on several occiasions. I know you each will miss her, but we (the many) who she voiced a prayer for...

I'm sorry to hear about the loss of your MOM. I remember Mrs June well from East Norwood days.

Judy Standridge Franklin