June Byrnes
June 21, 1935 ~ July 21, 2015
June (Taylor) Byrnes, 80, Greenwood, formerly of Mooresville, died peacefully July 21, 2015. Mrs. Byrnes was born June 21, 1935, in Indianapolis, to the late Charles and Florence (King) Taylor.
She attended Washington High School and had worked at Nice Pak and Meijer. Mrs. Byrnes attended Good Shepherd Baptist Church. She enjoyed reading, dancing, and playing bingo. Above all, she was strongly devoted to her children and grandchildren.
In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by 4 siblings.
Survivors include her daughters, Lee Ann Smith (Karl) of Indianapolis, Tina Justus (Jeff) of Mooresville, and Lisa Drury (Tony) of Martinsville; son, Greg Byrnes of Paragaon; 12 grandchildren; 20 great grandchildren; a host of nieces and nephews.
Friends and family will gather Thursday, July 23, 2015, 3 to 7 p.m. in the chapel at Carlisle – Branson Funeral Service & Crematory. The funeral service will begin at 7 p.m., following visitation. Cremation will follow services. Memorial contributions may be made to the American Lung Association. Visit www.CarlisleBranson.com to share a favorite memory or to sign the online guest registry.
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June, you will truly be missed. I am so thankful you considered me as your family. I’m sure your sassyness will live on through your kids and grandkids!
RIP…MAMA JUNE!
The times I have met Ms. Byrnes she was always pleasant and nice to be around. She raised a beautiful daughter who I have come to love as my sister-in-law. May the love she has passed on to her family continue to live on forever in your hearts. From the video, one can tell she was an involved family member that enjoyed being around family and loved ones.
Mom I am sorry I can’t be there. I am out here with Taylor who was named after you and grandma and grandpa now you are with them. I cried thur this video it was a good cry. I will see you soon and maybe we can go dancing. Love and miss you GREG
Thank you all for the kind words… and Gregory Dean… always know that YOU were always and forever will be her favorite 🙂
My condolence to you and your family Miss LeAnn. Don Holt – USPS
I’m telling you, I’m gonna miss my ‘sister’ you know someone means something to you when you miss the little things like getting a fruit punch when you see them come in the dining room. Or when they stop you in the hall just to say hi. I guess that’s why you take life one minute at a time even if you’re having a bad day. Because you don’t know when it’s your last minute or someone you care abouts last minute. I’ll miss you June. Youll never be forgotten 🙂
josh…thank you for being her ‘bro’ 🙂 she spoke of you often and loves you and your mom so very much. thank you for making her moments at Greenwood Meadows so special. we all would crack up at her calling you her ‘bro’… what a wonderful relationship the two of you had 🙂
Love this very special lady, she was so much a part of my life, all my life, I don’t remember a day she wasn’t in it or in my thoughts, she was my Aunt by the fact that she was my Mother’s sister, but she was my friend because we shared so many happy, sad and simple memories, I will miss that laugh, that look, t will miss the way she made me feel every time I seen her.. Junie made a difference in my life and I will be forever grateful.
Thank you, Linda…you were so very very special to mom. I’m so thankful for all the family and friends during this time. What a wonderful life and legacy she left with all of us to share and remember! Glory be to God!