June Healey
June 2, 1932 –
It is with a heavy heart that we share the passing of June N. Healey (Nicholson) shortly after her 88th birthday in Spring Hill, Fla. June was born on June 2, 1932, in Barrow-in-Furness, England, before moving with her husband, John P. Healey, to Canada. After the birth of three boys, the family of five moved to settle in St. Petersburg, Fla.
June is preceded in death by her husband, John; her son Lloyd; her daughters-in-law, Nina and Anita; her parents, Kenneth and Janet; and brother, Jack. She is cherished and survived by her sons: Dana (Cami) and Grant (Katie); siblings: Ronnie, Stanley and Mary; grandchildren: Christopher, Jennifer, Megan (Jeremy), Alexander, Andrew (Michelle), John, Lauren (Kevin), Rebecca, Marcus (Kallie); and two great-granddaughters (Nina and Emma). Her family finds comfort in the fact that June is once again reconnected with her husband of almost 70 years.
June will be remembered by her many friends and family in Florida (St. Petersburg, Sun City Center and Spring Hill) and abroad, in both England and Canada, as an avid crafter (her handmade dresses and afghans are cherished by many), loving piano teacher, tireless church volunteer, adventurous baker and giver of abundant kindness to all. June leaves a legacy of compassion, energy and love, and the sweet memory of her joyous sounds at the piano.
A small beach memorial will be held in the coming days. For more information, email
June is preceded in death by her husband, John; her son Lloyd; her daughters-in-law, Nina and Anita; her parents, Kenneth and Janet; and brother, Jack. She is cherished and survived by her sons: Dana (Cami) and Grant (Katie); siblings: Ronnie, Stanley and Mary; grandchildren: Christopher, Jennifer, Megan (Jeremy), Alexander, Andrew (Michelle), John, Lauren (Kevin), Rebecca, Marcus (Kallie); and two great-granddaughters (Nina and Emma). Her family finds comfort in the fact that June is once again reconnected with her husband of almost 70 years.
June will be remembered by her many friends and family in Florida (St. Petersburg, Sun City Center and Spring Hill) and abroad, in both England and Canada, as an avid crafter (her handmade dresses and afghans are cherished by many), loving piano teacher, tireless church volunteer, adventurous baker and giver of abundant kindness to all. June leaves a legacy of compassion, energy and love, and the sweet memory of her joyous sounds at the piano.
A small beach memorial will be held in the coming days. For more information, email