Mrs. G. Joy, Mrs. L. Bradley, Mr. G. Fowke On behalf of the Baird family, I would like to offer you our sincere condolences on the loss of your of your sister, June Morris. I am very sorry to hear of your loss. Heather Baird Thompson

Lynn, My deepest sympathy on the loss of your Mom. June was a great friend to me, we enjoyed many good times in Kirkland Lake. She was very supportive after the loss of my husband…I treasured her phone calls. I hope the wonderful memories of your Mom help you through this difficult time. I am thinking of you. Luba Witczak

Rest in peace June. You lived a long and active life and well deserve the quiet serenity we are sure you are now enjoying. We have many fond memories of times with you; driving around Kirkland on summer evenings listening to country music; long and pleasant discussions around the table in “Gramma’s” yellow kitchen on Tweedsmuir; picking raspberries in the backyard on Poplar; and of course all the wonderful meals that always included your great baked beans. These were all good times. Thanks for being a great “big sister” and a kind and helpful friend. Our thoughts are with you Lynn at this difficult time.

Dear Lynn, I’m so sorry to hear about your mothers passing. My deepest condolences. Catherine

Thinking of you Lynn, we always enjoyed visiting with Aunt June when in Kirkland Lake, rest in peace Aunt June, Jim and Pat

Saddened by the loss of the first of my five sisters. Life wasn’t always easy, rest in peace. Condolence to our niece Lynn. Glen & Eileen

Lynn so sorry to hear about your dear mom, she was a very kind and loving lady. June was so good to our mother. Thinking of you at this most difficult time. Love you cousins Lorraine Lamb and Toot’s Wood.

Rest in peace Aunt June Love Always Cindy and Lyle

Cousin Lynn; so sorry to hear of June’s passing. Thinking of you at this time, and with nothing but fond memories of your mom and the times Shannon and I hung out with her in Kirkland Lake. Hugs, -brent

I visited June many times at Extendicare as a volunteer. First time I met her I asked if she would like a visit. No thank you she said. I tried 3 or 4 times finally she said OK. Turns out we are sort of related. Her cousin Marion McGugan (Coles) from Charlton is my husband’s aunt. June and I had a good laugh about that. We had lots of good visits after that. She will always be remember by me!

Thinking of you Lynn. Words can not express your loss of your dear mother. Love from all.

Rest in peace June. Anita and Jim Haine