Debra Hess
We are so sorry for you loss. I can remember the times when we all got together for coffee at Tony and June C. house across the alley. At times I do not think we could fit anyone else in her kitchen. God Bless you all.
Birth date: Jun 13, 1927 Death date: Oct 11, 2011
June A. Sheller, 84, of Clinton died Tuesday, October 11, 2011 at Mercy Living Center North. Funeral services will be 11:00am Friday, October 14, 2011 at Chancy Lutheran Church. Visitation will be Friday from 9:00am until the serv Read Obituary
We are so sorry for you loss. I can remember the times when we all got together for coffee at Tony and June C. house across the alley. At times I do not think we could fit anyone else in her kitchen. God Bless you all.
Linda, Steve, Jane & Scott,
Aunt June was an amazing woman! She always had a kind word, a warm hug, and something yummy to taste. She is always one of the treasured memories from Grandpa and Grandma's house (Byrl & Irene)! No matter how young(or old we were) she ALWAYS wanted to know what was going on and included us in her coffee time! She took such loving care of Grandpa after Grandma passed away. She lived the true meaning of love and family. She was much loved and we will all miss her. My heart, prayers and love to you all.
Dawn Swanson-Pentico(Ken's daughter)
Dear Scott,
Though I live in Cedar Falls, IA, I am in continued contacted with family in Clinton. I was so sorry to read of your mother's passing, Scott. Having met your parents in my younger years, I know how great they both were to have as parents. Your family was so blessed, Scott. I know that my Uncle Harry knew your parents quick well, too, and thought the world of them. So many tributes to your mother indicates that she was truly a significant person in a lot of peoples' lives. I am especially glad that she continued to be such a positive, significant life force in so many people's lives as she continued her life after the loss of her husband. While your mother's passing is as difficult to experience as your father's, it is especially difficult as this was a surviving parent. I will remain hopeful that the wonderful memories of your parents will strengthen you in the days ahead. Though the void is so hard to fill, Scott, I think we learn to cope and live on. I know that Patti will surround you with support, too, for she is a lovely soul that can be counted upon when the times are tough. I am confident that she continues to be that positive life force that I remember her to be in high school. Take care, Scott, and please know that you and your family members will be in my thoughts in the days ahead.
Hope to see you and Patti soon in the not so distant future . Sincerely, Billy Dawson
Written by Louise Peasley for Pat Marshall Clapp--There was a tiny obituary in the Quad City Times about June. When I was talking to my niece, who lives 200 miles away, she looked up the obituary online. I cried as she read the touching details of June singing lullabyies and of her an undying willingness to sacrifice for others. That was the June I knew from childhood. We were classmates all the way through school and graduated from Clinton High together. June was such a pretty girl! June was a dear classmate and I remember times we spent at Mrs. Kube's Chancy Chapel. The neighboring kids went there together. June was a good dancer; on stage at Washington Jr. High during lunch hour and at Eagle Point Park. Always, always she wanted to play "Stardust" because it was her favorite song. Her Chocolate birthday party at Happy Joe's was the last time I saw her. I knew her sister, Shirley, well too. I'm sending my love and prayers and gratitude for having known such a sweet friend. I always have and always will think of June whenever I hear the song "Stardust"!
Gone but not forgotton
Jane and family,
I'm sorry to hear about your mother's passing. You're in my thoughts and prayers.
Peggy
To the Sheller Family:
I grew up across the street from you many years ago. I was Dawn Grams then and a child as well, but I remember your Mom and want to offer my condolences. I hope you find comfort in each other.
Dawn Grams-Harvey
So sorry to hear of the loss of your Mom. I will always remember her visits to Byrl and Irene's house and the talks we would have over coffee. My thoughts and prayers are with your family.
Warm thoughts to the family and a long distance hug. Jane, your mom made the best chili in the world!
Steve, sorry to hear about your dear Mother. They leave such huge holes here on earth. You have my deepest sympathy and prayers for much comfort for the days to come.