Condolence: Dear Don, Cheryl, Bob and families; I recently found a candle that June gave to me. It was from a craft fair that we attended together, and it had been hand painted to look like a birch tree. This event took place in the late 1970's early 1980's when Bill and I lived on Chapel Street in Brighton. Upon finding the candle still not burned in all these years, I immediately "Googled" online for information on Don and June and was brought to tears as the first item was June's obituary but a few months ago. My heart ached and the tears flowed at the loss of such a beautiful person who left footprints in my heart! I have since taken out the candle and am burning it in June's honour. My deepest sympathies go out to all of you at your tremendous loss. June was truly loved by all and will be missed by all whose lives she touched. I am thankful to have been one of those lives...

Condolence: Don, Cheryl & Bob, So sorry to hear of June’s passing. I have such great memories of being with cousin June. Please take care of yourselves. Blessings, Liz

Condolence: I am saddened to hear about June's passing. June and I shared many long talks about our MS, and just life in general, even after I had moved away to Bowmanville. She always offered encouragement and was an inspiration to me, as I feared my MS progression. Knowing how June was able to live life fully with this disease, offered me great comfort. Thinking of you Cheryl, and the rest of your family during this difficult time. My prayers are with you xo

Condolence: God Bless June and her family. June was a very nice person who loved people. She didn't let MS stop her.

Condolence: June was such a lovely lady and she will be sadly missed. She provided inspiration that living with MS did not limit the quality of her life.

Condolence: Dear Cheryl, so sorry to hear of the loss of your mother. Keeping you in my thoughts and prayers at this difficult time. Karen (McAuley) Hemingway

Condolence: Sorry to hear of June's passing. Always remember June at the Doig family picnics. A great friend and relative to many.