June Taylor (27 Jun 1934 - 29 Dec 2018)
In loving memory of June Taylor who sadly passed away peacefully on 29th December 2018 surrounded by her 3 daughters Lorraine, Angela and Susan.
June lived for a number of years in the village of Caunton moving later to South Muskham the she lived a quiet life enjoying local events within the village such as summer fairs and the odd cup of tea and a giggle with her friends and neighbors. She was a devoted mother to her children Susan , Micheal Angela and Lorraine and adored her grandchildren Emma , Jade , Amelia , Georgia,Henry and Charlie . She also has 4 great grandchildren India, Savannah, Enrie and Emilee.
June will be remembered for her infectious smile and her love of laughter.
Anyone wishing to pay their respects are welcome to join us at : Location
Sherwood Forest Crematorium
Newark Road
New Ollerton
NG22 0DY
Date
21st Jan 2019
Time
10.30am
Everyone welcome to join family at
Kent House
13 Church Street
Sutton On Trent
NG23 6PD
To share memories and have a coffee and a bite to eat
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Aunt June so many memoriesof my favouriteAunt always there for me when ever I needed her never a bad word between us my wife says she can always see her with her coat on at caunton she always loved camp coffee so many happy memories we have of you
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I didnt get to meet June, but heard a lot of nice things about her from Angie.
Condolences to Angie and all the family.
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My beautiful nana gone but never forgotten your memory lives on though the laughter of my children we will remember you each time we smile. I will love you forever xx until we meet again xxx
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Much loved x One of the kindness people anyone could if ever met x
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Mum taught with actions to be strong no matter what life threw at her she made the best of things for us she taugh us to be independent bringing up four kids up on her own she taught us to be giving and loving she always had time for everyone she put everyone before her self and would give her last penny to anyone she thought needed it she taught us forgiveness she taught us love and laughter and now the hardest lesson of all heartbreak she will be there to guide my sisters and I through with our united love for her and her love of family xx
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Aunt June so many memoriesof my favouriteAunt always there for me when ever I needed her never a bad word between us my wife says she can always see her with her coat on at caunton she always loved camp coffee so many happy memories we have of you
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