I remember her love for her family and oh that smile.


Grandma was supportive in everything I did, even if she didn't like the idea. She was caring, not only for the family, but for everyone she met. Grandma was optimistic, no matter how dark and grim a situation looked; she always saw the glass half full.

Love, your grandson, Bryan

Mom was always calm, cool, collected, strong, patient, and most of all - loving and caring, and she was always that way no matter how serious things may have gotten. She was always there for me and always patient with me.
Anyone who knew her well, knew how strong she really was. She really was the strongest person I ever knew.

Mom used to pray every night for us kids, and she taught me the power of prayer. 

The only thing she was never successful at was teaching me how to sing and play the piano, but that was no fault of her own. Me being ADHD made that kind of hard when I was thinking about other things like racing and peanut butter cups. So when I said she was patient, I was not kidding. How she was always calm and collected with me running around, I will never know.

I can truly say she was the perfect mom! I couldn't have asked for a better mom. I hope she knew that, and I hope she knew how much I loved her, and how much Norris lover her. She had so much love for him and the rest of us kids. 

Love, your son, Luke

Mom, what an amazing woman you are. As a little kid, you would run me around everywhere - for sports, to a friend's house. I remember going on walks and riding bikes with you. You would take me fishing and just wait for me for hours. I even remember putting my wrestling moves on you. These memories will reply in my head forever.

As I got older, you were still there for me. My problems got bigger, but your answer stayed the same. "TRUST IN JESUS." You are the rock of this family. You never preached; you lead by example, and I was watching you the whole time. Because of you, I am born again.

Man, it's hard writing this, but at the same time, I can smile. You brought your smile everywhere you went. I'm smiling right now thinking of my wife I've been with for 17 years now, whom I met because of you.

Love, your son, Tom

You were my Mom and my best friend. Your love for me was unconditional. I could pour out my whole heart to you, whether good or bad, and your love would never change. Even when I hurt you, you loved me anyway. You were the most kind, loving, and forgiving mom. Unselfish, going without to make sure us kids had everything. 

Mom was the anchor of our family. Her faith and love for the Lord was GREAT! She taught us how to love God and serve Him by living it every day.

I will miss our talks. I will always remember sitting next to you on the piano bench, singing out favorite hymns together. I sometimes pick up the phone to tell you about my day, and I remember you won't be on the other line. I miss you so much, Mom. I know the Lord wanted you home, and I am certain you are with our Lord.

I love you and miss you so.
Love, your daughter, Lisa

My sweetie (June) and I were married for 45 years. We had many good times together. I would be lying if I told you that it was always easy; we had tough times together also. I had many job transfers; me being away from home was the hardest part for both of us. June stuck by my side through thick and thin, no matter how hard it was. She took care of everything at home when I wasn't able to be there. Whenever the kids got hurt or sick, she was the doctor. June was my strength during those times, and the glue that kept our family together and very seldom complained.

June was strong in her faith and had an unconditional love for her family. I will miss talking to her about our Lord and Savior. Words can't explain how much she loved her children and grandkids. They would always come before her own needs. June and I were always best friends. She was slow to anger toward me even when I failed her. She was always forgiving.
I remember I once poured water on her while she was sleeping. She got mad but got over it fast. She said that she would get even with me someday, and let me tell you - she did. She poured water on me when I was sleeping.

In the last 15 years, June fought the good fight. Never giving up on her faith. It was her faith and determination that got her this far. Always having a smile on her face through her pain. I was holding her, she took her last breath, June had that smile.
I always promised June for better or worse, till death do us part, that I would always take care of her till the very end, and in no other place but her own home, surrounded by her children. Even though she couldn't talk - she would smile!

I am crying and happy at the same time, sweetheart. I love you so very much!! I will always miss you.
Till we meet again...
Love, your husband, Terry

Haven’t seen June in years. But she was a wonderful loving person.   She died in the arms Christ. 🙏.  Prayers to family during these difficult times. 

I will always remember the smiling face and happy voice.  She was a gentle person and I will miss you my dear cousin.

OBITUARIO

June Elaine Saltzman

9 noviembre, 1955 – 1 agosto, 2021

Ever Rest Funeral Home and Cremation Chapel

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