June graduated from Hamilton General Hospital as a Registered Nurse in and worked as a private nurse, floor intensive care nurse and as an office nurse throughout her long career. June was also Executive Director of the Canadian Recreational Canoeing, where her organizational skills over shone the fact she had never been in a canoe. As proud as she was of these accomplishments, her greatest joy was her family.
There will be a private family visitation, with prayers, at Westview Funeral Chapel, Wonderland Road North, London, which the family welcomes friends to view via livestream. In lieu of flowers, those wishing to make a donation in memory of June are asked to consider the Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada.
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Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada Other. Cancel Send. I had spoken with her on April 15th to thank her for the birthday card she so kindly and thoughtfully sent each year. We had a good chat and she sounded just as strong and normal as ever. She was in the process of "making an early supper for Ken". June was a pillar of strength to the Committee that was struck at University Hospital to organize Volunteer Services. I was fortunate enough to get the job of Director that department and June was a strong support to me as we built the department and for 30 years thereafter.
June was an integral part of Neurological Sciences because she ran their excellent Library and was a favourite of all the staff on the 7th floor of U. June's presence will be sorely missed by you, her precious family and the rest of the community in which she was so involved. With my deep sympathy.
Jackie Farquhar. We are stunned to hear this sad news. Heartfelt thoughts go out to you. We are going to miss her too. Tom Feasby I have such fond memories of June. I was a neurology resident and then a neurologist at University Hospital over a span of about 15 years. I spent a lot of time in the Neurological Sciences Library. It was such fun chatting with June and sharing jokes and stories.
Her cheery outlook on life was very infectious. She was one of those people who made us all feel better and helped to make it fun to go to work every day. I won't forget her. Roger and Megan Turner Our condolences to you and your family. While Megan never met her, I have fond memories of her in the old house on Steeplechase Drive. You were family with her, and chores were done as if you were one of.
Her own kids. There were no free rides and rules were followed. I still remember her cutting up hockey sticks left in the garage, to be.
Used as tomato stakes. May xhe rest in peace. Brenda Hofstattee My sincerest condolences to Jim and his entire family. Marsha Allen Sincere condolences to Jim and Elizabeth. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. Larry Draho Ken may you find the comfort and peace that you seek, and may the soul of June rest in peace.
I have many fond memories of June and you on the golf course. She never forgot to send a Christmas or Special Occasion card. She was a real "spitfire" and will be missed. Take care and God bless!
Her obituary outlines what a wonderful giving person she was. Brad, it is very clear to see where your good qualities originate. We are sure that God has welcomed June into his kingdom and that she will be very missed by all of her family. Rosemarie and Terry. Geri and Mike Crunican We are so saddened for the loss of this beautiful lady!
There was only one June. She loved her family so very much and she showed this every time she sang happy birthday to you or her weekly baking runs. She spoke of each of you with so much love. She will be greatly missed s. Carolyn Parker So sorry for your loss Jim and Elizabeth, prayers are sending your way I know that you and your family will miss her so very much.
June was such a kind and thoughtful lady, and sent me cards every month for no special occasion - just because she was June and wanted me to know that she was thinking of me. I remember her fondly from my golfing days at Hickory Ridge, Please know, Ken, that you and your family are in my thoughts and prayers. Doreen Kochel mY sincere condolences to Ken and the Mahood family. She was one of a kind lovely women.
She will be missed. We have such fond memories of meeting her on your wedding day. She was such an extraordinary woman and she will be greatly missed. Cherish the memories of laughter, joy, and always of love. Stephen Lownie June was the heart and soul of the neurosciences library. She exemplified the best aspects of stewardship and volunteerism. Our sincere condolences to her family. Steve Lownie. She was someone we admired for all of her selfless acts in the community over all these past years.
And felt lucky to have been part of those she sent cards to every occasion in our lives, plus those delicious buns she would make and deliver to our house, always with a big smile. We last saw her just before Easter and were surprised as usual for her kindness.
Always a good support , even when things in her own life were a challenge. She will be missed, and has earned a special place in heaven for the person she was. Rest In Peace June Love-Mary and Cliff Swindell. Bob and Gail Steer Thinking of you and your family, Ken. June was a great part of our lives at our clinic. June was always there for everyone. Very personable. Amazing nurse. She was an inspiration to us at St. Michaels and all Angels Church.
Please accept our deepest condolences. Paul Cooper My sincerest and deepest condolences to the Mahood family on June's death. My association with June started as a medical student accessing the Clinical Neurological Sciences library at University Hospital, continued as a Neurology resident and then as a member of the Department. Your email: Will not be displayed.
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I shall miss him at our monthly Wednesday meetings at Tiger Jacks. We walked the beat as constables on the London Police Force during the early 's, and enjoyed our laughs and reminiscences of our lives in the Armed Forces during World War II. May he finally rest in peace. Doug Hogg, Deputy Chief Ret. London Police Force. Your name: Will be displayed publicly Your email: Will not be displayed Your comments: Will be displayed publicly.
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