June E. Johnson

1926 - 2017

BORN

1926

DIED

2017

June Johnson Obituary

June E. Johnson of Allentown passed away June 10, 2017. Born in Alpha, New Jersey May 19, 1926, she was a graduate of Phillipsburg High School, Class of 1943. She had a long career as an Executive Secretary/Assistant and was last employed by the Greif Companies. She was a past president and former member of the Junior Auxiliary of Easton Hospital and the Junior League of Easton. She was a past member of St. Bernard's Catholic Church, Easton, and a member of the 55+ Club of Notre Dame Church, Bethlehem. Survivors: She was preceded in death by her husband, Anthony W. Johnson, Jr., and is survived by her five children: Judith Smith (Martin), Anthony W. Johnson III (Janice), Roberta Johnson, Lisa Hughes (Daniel), Mary Beth Johnson (Scott Balliet); four grandchildren, two step-grandchildren, and two step-great-grandchildren. Services: In accordance with her wishes, there will be no services. Contributions: The family requests donations in her name to the St. Luke's Hospice Memorial Gifts program (www.slhn.org or 866-468-6251) or Westminster Village (Attn: Nancy Bullivant) 803 N. Wahneta St. Allentown, PA 18109 (memo line "Staff Appreciation Fund").

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Published by Morning Call on Jun. 17, 2017.

Memories and Condolences
for June Johnson

6 Entries

Nancy (Kohl) Hodge

June 11, 2019

One of the happy memories I had my Father, Roger Kohl took me as a little girl to College Hill in Easton, Pa. to visit his sister, Evelyn and June's little girls so adorable came out to speak with us and as the one stood there talking with us she stopped a second and said, "There goes a Dalmatian now!" as a car drove by, it was so cute she must of had a fascination with Dalmatians and we talked about that for years how that little girl knew and seemed to love that breed of dog. I know June's family are all adults now, but as children they were very precious and I can imagine brought a lot of love and joy to the family. God bless you, June was a beautiful lady.

MaryAnne Looby

June 14, 2018

To June's family.

Please know that June is always in our thoughts. Well I guess I should say my thoughts. Have not quite gotten used to Phil being gone. Anyway, there are so many things that remind me of her. A book title, a movie, so many things she shared with my kids when she stayed with them, so I could travel with Phil. She was the mother, sister, friend in my life for so many years. I will think of her always, with fondness and love. Mary Anne

MaryAnne Looby

June 11, 2018

Dear June, your guest book popped up on my feed today, so I took it as a sign to touch base with you.
I wish you had been here when I lost Phil. It was so sudden and so hard. I know that you would have been a great comfort to me and the kids.
We have two grandsons now. Oliver and Gideon. They are Tim's little boys. I hope they grow up to be as sweet as he was.
I'm sure you and Phil have bumped into each other. I wish I was where you all are. I am all alone with just little Timmytoo for company.
I know I will see both of you some day, until I do, don't let him keep hiding things in the oddest of places. You know how weird he can be.

Nancy Hodge

June 10, 2018

Dear Family,
I have been years trying to find where June lived, I was so sad to learn about June, I believe her dear Mother, Evelyn, Was my Aunt Evelyn, Who lived in Alpha, N.J. My Father was Roger, Evelyn's younger brother. I'm deeply saddened and will treasure the memories of June forever in my heart. God bless your family and be with you in years ahead. Deeply sorry. Nancy (Kohl) Hodge, Belvidere, N.J.

Mary Anne & Phil Looby

June 17, 2017

Dear everyone, needless to say we are so very sorry for the loss of your dear mother and grandmother.
June held such a special place in our hearts. She was like a mother hen to Phil at work, a cool friend to our two youngest kids, and a great support and listener to me, when I ranted about Phil's job.
We all have so many great memories with her. She was always so positive. I admired her so much.
I was going to give her a call last week, to catch up and see if she wanted to come over for Father's day. She seemed very happy, when ever we spoke, about her life at Westminster. I am glad for that. Your mom was a very friendly and out going person and loved to be around people. She was interesting and interested. Quite a good combination.
We will keep June in our prayers, and know that she is resting in peace with her Tony.

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