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1946
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2021
June Spencer Obituary
Born September 13, 1946 in Tazewell, Virginia to Kathleen (Remines)Hash and John Monroe Hash Jr. She attended Elkton High School and Cecil Community College.
She enjoyed the outdoors, especially fishing. She was never far from the river. She also loved thrift shopping and she really enjoyed spending time with her grandchildren.
She is proceeded in death by parents John and Kathleen Hash, son Matthew Osborne (Michelle), granddaughter Amy Osborne, and siblings Jerry and Jack Hash.
She is survived by children, Tony Osborne of North East, Julia(Louis)Greco of Hazleton PA, Carvel(Shelley)Mace of North East, Laura Mace of Ravenswood WV, and Carrie Mace of Dundalk. Grandchildren, Anthony Osborne, Daniel Osborne, Matthew Osborne, Kyle Osborne, Carville Mace, Zoe Mace, Willow Dyess, Ameena Carter, Donna Greco, and 4 great grandchildren. She is also survived by siblings, Judy Asbury, James(Francis)Hash, Joan(Rick)Lyall, Joseph Hash, and Johnnie(Ronnie)Rogers.
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Memories and Condolences
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5 Entries
Julia Greco
April 29, 2021
Miss you Mom!
GingerGouge
February 1, 2021
Best fishin buddy every
Best friend ever
Words can't say enough
Many years spent on the river.
May God truly Bless all her family and friends and all their memories.
My thoughts and prayers for all that will miss her as much as I do. Sue will always live in my heart and a life time of good times.
Jamie Saxon
January 24, 2021
To Aunt Sue’s family: You are in our thoughts and prayers! Love to you all. David and Jamie (Pep) Saxon
Ed Cardwell
January 22, 2021
Sue will always be in my memories.
Carrie Mace
January 22, 2021
My mother June (Sue) was a unique soul. Always able to find a light in the darkest of times. Respectful and polite to anyone she came across and found the greatest joy in her grandchildren. We will miss you everyday Mom
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