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June Ehret Obituary

(Gloria June Ehret) With family at her side, June Ehret went to be with her Heavenly Father on the 17th on May, 2012, at the age of 85. She will be forever missed. Gloria June Bramlett was born on February 20th, 1927 in Clarksville, Arkansas, to Joe and Ellene Bramlett. Her family moved to California when June was nine years old. She married the love of her life, John Ehret, and moved to the Eureka area with John and their three little girls in 1951. John and June remained head-over-heels in love and enjoyed many happy adventures together, including traveling, back packing, fishing, and water skiing. They celebrated their 68th anniversary prior to his passing in 2010. June was a very talented lady. She could play the piano and the guitar, and had a lovely voice. She was an accomplished seamstress and made all of her children's clothing when they were young. She even made a leather coat for John from tanned hide of one of his elk. She grew gorgeous flowers, and created many lovely center pieces for the Christian Women's Club of Eureka. Most importantly, June was a gifted artist, and painted many beautiful oil paintings that now hang in the homes of loved ones. Family was everything to June. She was a force, like gravity, that held all of us together and kept us grounded. She knew all of out strengths, weaknesses, passions, mistakes, and accomplishments, and was our full-time cheerleader. Some of her happiest times were spent at the cabin near Trinity Lake, where the family often gathered to have fun on the patio boat and go water skiing. She was the center of our lives. We will forever remember her twinkling eyes of blue, her million-dollar smile, and her heart of pure gold. June leaves behind her daughters, Dianne Ehret McGuire and her husband Frank, and Janet Holmes and her husband Paul. She is also survived by her grandchildren Marc Slade (Michelle), Jan Jackson Mays (Todd), Shelley Nilsen (Nathan), Jeni Hines (Tony), and Jaime Hague (Matt). June had nine great-grandchildren, Jeremy, Falicia, Mariah, Cameron, Kolby, Parker, Morgan, Jocelyn, and Emmalise, and two great- great- grandchildren, Landon and Isabella. She is also survived by her dear brother, Bob Bramlett (Janice) and her sister Sharon Bermele, her sisters-in-law Betty Ehret and Irene Wilks (Bob), her brothers-in-law Forest Ehret and Grady Pippin, and numerous nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her beloved husband John Ehret, her daughter, Sandy Slade, her baby boy that died at birth, her parents Joe and Ellene Bramlett, her parents-in-law Carl and Vera Ehret, her sisters Josephine Boyles and Linda Pippin, her son-in-law Terry Slade, her brothers-in-law Bob Ehret, Charles Ehret, and Bill Boyles, her sister-in-law Mary Ehret, and her great-great granddaughter, Teagan. The family would like to thank Dr. Senffner and the doctors and nurses at Mad River Community Hospital for giving her such wonderful care, and Pastor Chris Wickizer who attended to her spiritual needs at the end of her life. A celebration of June's life will be held at 11:00 a.m. on Saturday, June 16th, at Faith Center Church, 1032 Bay Street, Eureka. A reception will follow at the home of Dianne and Frank McGuire. Please sign the guest book at www.Times-Standard.com, click obits.

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Published by Times-Standard on May 27, 2012.

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Ed, Opal, Sandy & Ruddy- Baldwin, Trenholm

June 3, 2012

To each one of you, Family, we offer our deepest sympathies. Your Mom was a definite high point in our lives when we were together, years ago. She is 'Fondly' remembered. May God's blessing be with each of You.

Carolyn Ragsdale Martin

June 1, 2012

Dear Dianne and Janet, I was saddened to hear of the passing of your precious mother. I had the wonderful opportunity of knowing your mom and I know heaven just received a very special angel. She was one of the most loving, nurturing and selfless women I've ever known. She always exuded sweetness and charm to everyone she met. I still remember her sewing maternity clothes for me when I was pregnant with my first child as we were pastoring a small church and had very limited funds. I've never forgotten that act of kindness as it touched me to the depth of my soul. When I think of June I'm reminded of King Solomon's Proverb, “The Woman of Virtue,” which sets forth the attributes of the ideal wife and mother. She will live on in the hearts of everyone who loved her. May the Lord surround you and your families with His love and may His presence fill you with peace. Much Love, Carolyn Ragsdale Martin

Bob Bramlett

June 1, 2012

What can a sibling say about a sister like June? That which all knew her to be? Excellent artist? ( I remember her oil painting of the Collie dog, standing in harsh elements over a downed sheep - nose in the air, howling. It was so great she was asked for several copies. - she then turned around and carved an excellently detailed rendition of the same scene in a bar of Ivory Soap. She must have been between twelve to fourteen at the time), Lover of music? (She, our older sister Jo and cousin Sue, when they were very young, sang on “Uncle Mel's Kids Club” [a radio program of young contestant where the winners won cartons of Coca-Cola] - and they drank a LOT of soda then - age then probably ten or twelve. Jo, June and myself sang together a lot. Church Hymns mostly, at church and just when we happened to be together. She loved hunting, fishing, boating, camping, her church, playing musical instruments - especially the piano, family “get together's (especially group singing), and above all, her family. She was multi-talented and good at them all from seamstress (dress' for her daughters) to plumbing. No challenge went unaccepted! - Key broken off in the ignition? - No problem!!! - just a challenge - and you don't challenge June!!!!!
These are the commonly known, standard things that all know.

Then there are the personal memories of our youth. They will be pleasantly remembered for the rest of my life.

Rest in peace June. - Meet your first baby, your stillborn and only, son, - say “hello” to mom and dad and the grandparents - and tell them I loved them - Say “Hi” to Jo and tell her to tune up her vocal chords - that I'll join you soon and “heavenly music” will never again be the same..

Rest in Peace, You deserve it. You lived an great and exemplary life to the fullest.

And I loved you. We were “family”.

Debbie McDowell

May 31, 2012

Aunt June was a wonderful Lady that will be dearly missed. I always enjoyed listening to all of the wonderful stories the family would tell when we would all get together. I also enjoyed all of the fishing trips we used to go on all those years ago. It was always so much fun to go see Aunt June and Uncle John; we never seemed to visit enough. They both are truely missed; I look forward to the day we are all together again with our Heavely Father. May God Bless you all!!

Ron & Patti Kirkemo

May 31, 2012

I got to know June as I got to know the family and found her a wonderful loving person. Then I moved away for forty years. Back in town last fall for a reunion I was privileged to visit with her and she was the same gracious lady with a kind gentle spirit. Age did not change her. Family and friends have lost one who represented to us what the best in people are like. Ron & Patti Kirkemo (San Diego)

Carolyn Powell

May 30, 2012

Dear Family, I don't need to tell you what wonderful parents you had! You already know that! But did you all know how wonderful they were to my parents, Jim and Evelyn Worthen? John employed my dad until he was well into his 80th year. What a blessing that they provided my parents income and were so generous to him and my mom.They will NOT be forgotten. I send my deepest sympathy to all of you in your loss.

Sharon Scriven-Iwanick

May 29, 2012

If anyone could choose a 2nd Mom, June would be my choice in a heart beat. My love for her ran more than just friendship. Knowing her both in Eureka and in the years in Redding. I will truly miss her sweet smile, playing the piano and her continual kindness and support to me. Dianne Ehret McGuire and Janet Ehret Holmes, I love you and blessed to have your friendship over the years. No doubt in my mind she quickly got her angel wings. Prayers and thoughts and hugs continue your way always. Love ya, Sharon Scriven-Iwanick

Jim & Brenda Hiscox

May 29, 2012

Our Prayers are with your family.

Barbara Slade

May 29, 2012

Dear Family
Your family has lost a beautiful lady. My heart goes out to you all.
Lovingly Baabara Slade

May 27, 2012

To all of your family, you are in my thoughts and prayers for the loss of your Mom, she will live in your hearts and memories forever.

Millie Nibe

May 27, 2012

So sorry for the loss of your Mother, Dianne. May she rest in eternal peace now and may her legacy live on in the family she left behind. Her memories will always be with you and she will remain in your heart forever. God Bless.

Millie Nibe

May 27, 2012

So sorry for the loss of your mother, Dianne. May your Mom rest in eternal peace now and may her legacy live on in the family she left behind. Her memories will always be with you and she will remain in your heart forever. God Bless.

Kathleen Heil

May 27, 2012

Many memories of June (and John) shopping and connecting with our community in Stanton's Market way back in the 60's. Many blessings to the Ehret family. Kathleen Kelly Heil

Vikki Ehret

May 27, 2012

May the Lord surround you with His arms of love during your time of loss. Aunt June was precious to all of us, and heaven is sweeter with her presence. On earth, she had a heart of pure gold; in heaven, she has a crown filled with stars...
Vikki Ehret (Grover Beach, CA)

May 27, 2012

So Sorry to hear you have lost your dear mother June. She was a wonderful sweet woman of God who is in Heaven rejoicing with loved ones who went before her. God bless each of you left behind.~ Ruth Worthen

Nancy Leask

May 27, 2012

May God comfort you all through this difficult time. Heaven has welcomed a new angel in Aunt June. Our love is with all of the family!

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