Parcourez la nécrologie de Mary June Hallett 1933 2023 résidant dans la province Nouveau-Brunswick pour le détail des funérailles

The passing of Mary June Hallett occurred on
Friday February 17th 2023, at the Dr. Everett
Chalmers Hospital. Born September
18th, 1933 in Central Kingsclear, She was the
eldest child of Frank and Mary (Gallagher)
Hallett.
She attended
the one room school in Central Kingsclear and in 1951 graduated from
FHS. She was employed with the NB Provincial Government for
42 and a half years retiring in 1993.
United in
faith she was a member of St. Paul’s United Church and a
past member of the Fredericton Golf Club and Capital Winter
Club.
June is
survived by a brother-in-law Donald Watson of Harvey, sister-in-law
Mavis Hallett, three nephews, Peter Hallett, his wife Betty, their
daughter Samantha of Beresford, Christopher (Chris) Hallett, his
friend Shelley Ryan of Fredericton, Leigh Watson of Harvey, his
daughters Rebecca and Sarah, one niece Mary Jane Quigley and her
daughters Ava and Nessa of Fredericton and six first cousins. Also
left to mourn her passing are her «Boy Andy», a cat who
changed coming home to an empty house to «coming home», as
well as several good friends and especially great
neighbors.
Beside her
parents, June was predeceased by her brother Kenneth and sister
Roberta (Watson), grandparents, Samuel and Laura (Good) Gallagher, and
Allan and Jennie (Timmins) Hallett, aunts, uncles and four
cousins.
As requested
and pre-arranged by June, there will be no visitation or funeral
service. Cremation will take place at Bishop’s Funeral Home
Crematorium and her ashes will be interred in the Fredericton Rural
Cemetery at a later date beside her parents and Gallagher
grandparents.
Bishop’s Funeral Home, 540 Woodstock Road
Fredericton, have been entrusted with the arrangements. Memorial
donations in June’s memory may be made to Hospice
Fredericton, the Fredericton SPCA or a charity of the
donor’s choice.
Special
thank you from her family to Dr. Karen VanMiddlesworth, Extra Mural
nurses, Dr. Richard Harvey and staff, also to Dr. Tingley (retired),
for their care over the years.
When you must come
this way alone,
I’ll greet
you with a smile and say,
«Welcome
home».