JUNE LUELLA BLUMLING

Betty, Carey, Tom & Cindy,
Your Mom was really special. Know that she will be missed by all her family. May God bring comfort to all of you.

I so enjoyed our time as neighbors. We shared lunches and chat time frequently when Ben Ryan and Nick were playing in the sandbox with the roof. Those were some of my favorite afternoons. Our prayers are with you family. Keith and Adell Gaughan

Hi Betty Ann, Cary, Tom and Cindy, Your mom was such a nice woman. I will always remember her kind ways. It is part of my upbringing and something that I have tried to emulate in my life. God bless her and all of you. I wish you comfort as you grieve this loss. I loved her too. I remember your house on Beaver Grade Road, Your basset hound Chris, the player piano in the basement and spending time with Cindy when I was a child. I remember Cary changing my Dad's jeep into a canary yellow vehicle of beauty. I remember playing kickball at the Weaver's. I remember going to Betty Ann's wedding. Your whole family was a part of my growing up years. My prayers are with you.

I have been praying for June and her family and my dear friend, Betty, her twin sister. June now is free of pain and living in the presence of God.

Cindy, Deepest sympathy to you and Lou and all your family. In my thoughts and prayers, Diane White

Alyssa and family,
Please know our thoughts and prayers are with you in this time of sorrow. We love you. -Stephanie RJ and Pat

May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.

Now June has begun life eternal. She shines forever as a loving daughter, sister, wife, mother, grandmother, and especially a dear aunt.

So very sorry to hear about your mother, Cindy. Please know you and your family are in my thoughts and prayers.

I am very sorry to learn your Mother ahs passed on. Please know you have the prayers and support of many friends. God Bless.

June was a beautiful person to care for; I will miss her. My condolences to her family-I'll remember her sitting at the table, having some cookies-always offering me some. Near the end , we got a chuckle when she remembered Cindy as the girl who brought in the firewood. Diane, hospice