June

June

by Bud Lemire on Aug 27, 2006

This is a poem to honor my dear friend June

Who in this lifetime, was always in tune

Whenever I saw her passing by in her chair

Her smile felt deeply, from someone who cares

She lived here at the Harbor Tower

A wonderful woman, this Native American flower

Life wasn’t easy for her, she went through hell

Dialysis took its toll, I sure could tell

Yet through the pain, she always managed a smile

And her strength kept her going, for that was her style

I know it was always good to see

A smile on her face, directed at me

Now she has gone to where others have gone before

To be with her sister, her family, her pain is no more

The Spirit World embraced this wonderful soul

She can walk, she can fly, she’s an Angel aglow

Thank you dear June, for sharing your love here

For making life better, for being so dear

We know she’s not far, always in our heart

Her spirit surrounds loved ones, never to be apart

This poem is honor of June Mantor, who passed away.

Thank you June for honoring us with your presence

and wonderful smile that have touched us all.

You can walk, you can fly. You’re an Angel!