June Hebert Obituary

June was my dear friend and sister in the Lord. Though we were 'distant' in terms of our ages as well as in personal and cultural histories, we found ourselves very close due to the uniqueness of our bond in the Lord Jesus Christ. Over the last several years of knowing her, we experienced some most wonderful times in sweet fellowship, prayer, reading the Bible, singing hymns; conversing about life, the world, and things of God; and sharing many a sweet moment of laughter and cheer, personal thought and hope, dreams and challenges which we both treasured in our hearts, with the knowledge that our dear Saviour knew them all quite well. Though June faced many personal challenges of health in her latter years, she knew Jesus as her Saviour and she knew Jesus was with her. While she was on earth, she looked forward to seeing the Lord one day, and Now, as she is in Heaven with Him, she sees Him face to face, and forevermore beams with a radiant, joyous, glorious smile that is irrevocable. June is Home with the Lord, and being presently surrounded by the fullness and presence of God Almighty, is complete in the fullness and sweetness of her joy.

May God be blessed for His great love, and may His loving care and blessings surround June's family all the days of their lives.

With fondest remembrances and bright Hope in the Lord,

Paulie and family, I was saddened to learn of the passing of your Mother. You and your family are in my prayer and thoughts. God Bless, peace and eternal rest with our Lord Jesus Christ for your Mother.

I have very fond memories of my cousin June that go way back to the 1930’s. My Dad and our Grandfather were sharecroppers on a farm in Henrietta on East River Road. We lived in a large house and June, her sister Lois and brother Dewey would stay with us from time to time. Farming was hard work for dad and grandpa, but living on a farm was lots of fun for us kids. I was younger than my 3 cousins, and so June was like a big sister to me. June was fun loving, and she would think of all kinds of things to do.
Grandpa had a team of large, work horses and for fun the 3 of us kids would ride on a horse with me in the middle because I was so small. The farmhouse had a nice long stairway banister from the upstairs hallway to the main living room. June, Dewey, and Lois would slide down the banister and they would have me do it too.
We had a family reunion during the summer of 1938. Tables and cooking facilities were set up in a field on the farm next to the Genesee River. We kids went wild, running around, almost falling in the river and eating until we thought we would burst.
We had dairy cows, and Grandmother would make butter with a churn that had a handle. She had us kids take turns turning the handle until the butter formed. This was a thrill for us.
I remember there was a nice long hill on the farm and one winter my Dad borrowed a toboggan to go along with our sleds. We would slide down on both, but we could go faster and further on the toboggan. Eventually my Dad had to return the toboggan and so we had to make do with the sleds.
These are just some of the things that I can remember about cousin June from long ago.

Dear family, my prayers are for you at this time with the home going of June. I have missed her so much since she left Hilton East. I have so many many memories of her that I will cherish. We spent many times talking about the Lord and praying together. I look forward to the day I will see her again in Heaven. June- "I thank my God every time I remember you". Phil. 1:3 Sincerely, Ruth Reed

My love and prayers go out to all of June's family and friends. I always loved her and appreciate all the love she showed me through the years. A beautiful woman, inside and out, with a deep devotion to our Lord and Savior. Just a blessing to everyone around her always. God Bless you my dear friend. You will be missed and I have lost a great prayer warrior! Our loss is Heaven's gain. In Christian Love, Marie (Kimmerly) Kellerson