Wayne & Bob and Families, my deepest and sincere condolences to your loss. It is a very sad time, but when I find myself reminiscing my thoughts go to many fun times we all had at a young age camping, fishing and snowmobiling as a Family at one of the many lakes we frequented. I will never forget some of the good sound advice Aunt June shared with me in my Adult years. And of course all that were there will never forget the Temagami plane rides Uncle Bill took all us kids on.
REST IN PEACE AUNT JUNE


Hey Wayne and Bob,
I was so sorry to hear about your mom‘s passing. Please know that I am thinking of everybody at this time of sadness!
Karen Whyte ((Dervent))

Bob, Wayne and families- sending you the warmest wishes. I always loved talking with June and admired her. I think she was ahead of her time as that strong and independent woman who was also a sweet and caring mom.
I loved  watching June and Bill on the dance floor. No one could dance like them.
Thinking of you at this difficult time.

To the Watson family,
We express our deepest sympathies. We always enjoyed being at different functions with your mother.
From 
Eliza and Larry Hachey
Rhoda Taylor
Frances Doble

You were more than a friend to me; you were like a mother. I appreciate everything you have done for me over the years. You will be deeply missed, but I know that your kindness and love will live on in the hearts of those you touched.

Aunt June 🦋 One of the strongest self sufficient women in my life. Rest in Paradise 🙏🏻 If there isn’t Kawartha ice cream and blueberry pie in Heaven heads may roll.

We wish dear Aunt June’s family and friends our heart felt condolences. Great memories of camping, fishing and fun times at the cottage. Each year, we knew that Christmas was finally here when we received her Christmas Card. A thoughtful darling that will be deeply missed and not forgotten. All our love; Scott, Lisa, Alexander and Stephanie Godfrey. 

Loved going skidooing with June. You never knew what she d pull out of the saddlebags from hot dogs to chips. RIP give all our family ahug

Dear Bob, Wayne and families, please accept my sincerest condolences. 
I admired Aunt June immensely and considered her an incredible role model.  I will remember Aunt June as standing at the kitchen counter of her and Uncle Bills’ newly built home in Blackstock, she was dressed sharply with her rich brunette hair pinned back in a chignon.  There she was mixing a chocolate cake and could have easily been on the cover of Good Housekeeping.  What a lovely inspiring Aunt. 
Wishing comfort, peace and healing, 
 In Sympathy, Joy Watson Woodcock


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June Pearl Watson

February 19, 1932 – February 13, 2023

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