JUNE F. NUGENT

To Dan, Carol, Mary Kay and Michael.

Please accept our sincere condolences on the passing of your mother. Our family always enjoyed our trips to Cleveland several years ago plus we really enjoyed visiting in the early 2000's for the family reunion. My Dad really enjoyed seeing you all then. It is always hard near the holidays. We always looked forward to your Mother's Christmas Cards and wonderful notes she wrote. Take care of yourselves and families.

Bill & Anne Pavone...

My deepest condolences to the entire family. I so enjoyed visiting with your Mom through our Christmas greeting exchanges. She had such a beautiful and loving spirit. Aunt June will be missed but I know she will continue to bless us until we all meet again. My love to the family. Melinda Laureano (Molly & Jack's daughter)

I always enjoyed visiting with your mom when she came to Buffalo. She would tell us the latest news about all her children. She deeply loved and was so proud of all of you. She was such a sweet, gentle and loving woman.
If they play cards in Heaven, she will be sitting at a table with her cousin Joanie and Aunt Nee.
My deepest sympathy to the Nugent Family.
love,
Donna Sleap (Joe's Donna)

There are no words that can lessen your loss, but please accept my deepest sorrow and heartfelt sympathy at the news of your Mom passing. From the perspective of a mother, you surely gave her pride and purpose by becoming the amazing man that she brought to the world. Love never dies. These souls leave our presence, but never our hearts and memories.

Mom, I love you. Any of my good qualities are directly attributed to you. Those qualities of kindness, caring, responsibility, love of friendships and conversation will always be because of your loving example. You gave me life twice; at birth and when you saved my life in a foolish early childhood curiosity that would have ended tragically had it not been for your motherly intuition. I never told you how much I respected you and admired your ability to not just go on with life but embrace it...