IRMA JUNE (ANGLIN) NICHOLSON
1934-2009
June Nicholson of the Garcon Point area of Santa Rosa County went to eternal rest on April 3, 2009 at the age of 75. June was born to Dewey and Eula Anglin, Feb. 19, 1934 in the Liberty Community of Scotts Hill, Tennessee. She graduated from Scotts Hill High School in 1952 and moved to Memphis. Here, she worked for AT&T with her sister Lucille. She married Jerry Nicholson in Dec. 1962 and moved to Pensacola. As a Navy family, they lived in many places during his Navy career, but always returned to the Pensacola/Milton area. Since 1977, she has lived in the Garcon Point area of Santa Rosa County. She was a Realtor and Real Estate Broker for many years. June is survived by her husband of forty-six years, Jerry Nicholson and their daughter, Dr. Tana Nicholson (David J. Cheney) of Gainesville, Fl. She has many loving sisters and brothers; Jean Smith (Robert), Mac Anglin (Lola), Billy Joe Anglin (Sandra), Diane Martin and Ted Anglin (Mary Jo). She is also survived by many nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her parents, brother, Jerry Anglin and sister, Lucille Roberson.
June has been living with multiple myeloma since 2002, which was diagnosed in Jan. 2003. She faced this disease with great courage and grace. We express our thanks to Dr. German Herrera and the many other health care providers of the Hope Center at Sacred Heart Hospital who have provided such good care in these last few years. They have shown so much care and compassion to her during this journey with multiple myeloma. Also, special thanks to the Covenant Hospice who provided special care and support to June and her family in recent days. How could we have made this journey without these wonderful people? She shall return to her home in Tennessee and rest with her mother and father, brothers and sisters at Liberty Cemetery in Scotts Hill, Tennessee. Reeds Chapel Funeral Home in Scotts Hill is in charge of the final services. Lewis Funeral Home in charge of local arrangements.
Published in the Pensacola News Journal on 4/7/2009
1934-2009
June Nicholson of the Garcon Point area of Santa Rosa County went to eternal rest on April 3, 2009 at the age of 75. June was born to Dewey and Eula Anglin, Feb. 19, 1934 in the Liberty Community of Scotts Hill, Tennessee. She graduated from Scotts Hill High School in 1952 and moved to Memphis. Here, she worked for AT&T with her sister Lucille. She married Jerry Nicholson in Dec. 1962 and moved to Pensacola. As a Navy family, they lived in many places during his Navy career, but always returned to the Pensacola/Milton area. Since 1977, she has lived in the Garcon Point area of Santa Rosa County. She was a Realtor and Real Estate Broker for many years. June is survived by her husband of forty-six years, Jerry Nicholson and their daughter, Dr. Tana Nicholson (David J. Cheney) of Gainesville, Fl. She has many loving sisters and brothers; Jean Smith (Robert), Mac Anglin (Lola), Billy Joe Anglin (Sandra), Diane Martin and Ted Anglin (Mary Jo). She is also survived by many nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her parents, brother, Jerry Anglin and sister, Lucille Roberson.
June has been living with multiple myeloma since 2002, which was diagnosed in Jan. 2003. She faced this disease with great courage and grace. We express our thanks to Dr. German Herrera and the many other health care providers of the Hope Center at Sacred Heart Hospital who have provided such good care in these last few years. They have shown so much care and compassion to her during this journey with multiple myeloma. Also, special thanks to the Covenant Hospice who provided special care and support to June and her family in recent days. How could we have made this journey without these wonderful people? She shall return to her home in Tennessee and rest with her mother and father, brothers and sisters at Liberty Cemetery in Scotts Hill, Tennessee. Reeds Chapel Funeral Home in Scotts Hill is in charge of the final services. Lewis Funeral Home in charge of local arrangements.
Published in the Pensacola News Journal on 4/7/2009
IRMA JUNE (ANGLIN) NICHOLSON
1934-2009
June Nicholson of the Garcon Point area of Santa Rosa County went to eternal rest on April 3, 2009 at the age of 75. June was born to Dewey and Eula Anglin, Feb. 19, 1934 in the Liberty Community of Scotts Hill, Tennessee. She graduated from Scotts Hill High School in 1952 and moved to Memphis. Here, she worked for AT&T with her sister Lucille. She married Jerry Nicholson in Dec. 1962 and moved to Pensacola. As a Navy family, they lived in many places during his Navy career, but always returned to the Pensacola/Milton area. Since 1977, she has lived in the Garcon Point area of Santa Rosa County. She was a Realtor and Real Estate Broker for many years. June is survived by her husband of forty-six years, Jerry Nicholson and their daughter, Dr. Tana Nicholson (David J. Cheney) of Gainesville, Fl. She has many loving sisters and brothers; Jean Smith (Robert), Mac Anglin (Lola), Billy Joe Anglin (Sandra), Diane Martin and Ted Anglin (Mary Jo). She is also survived by many nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her parents, brother, Jerry Anglin and sister, Lucille Roberson.
June has been living with multiple myeloma since 2002, which was diagnosed in Jan. 2003. She faced this disease with great courage and grace. We express our thanks to Dr. German Herrera and the many other health care providers of the Hope Center at Sacred Heart Hospital who have provided such good care in these last few years. They have shown so much care and compassion to her during this journey with multiple myeloma. Also, special thanks to the Covenant Hospice who provided special care and support to June and her family in recent days. How could we have made this journey without these wonderful people? She shall return to her home in Tennessee and rest with her mother and father, brothers and sisters at Liberty Cemetery in Scotts Hill, Tennessee. Reeds Chapel Funeral Home in Scotts Hill is in charge of the final services. Lewis Funeral Home in charge of local arrangements.
Published in the Pensacola News Journal on 4/7/2009
1934-2009
June Nicholson of the Garcon Point area of Santa Rosa County went to eternal rest on April 3, 2009 at the age of 75. June was born to Dewey and Eula Anglin, Feb. 19, 1934 in the Liberty Community of Scotts Hill, Tennessee. She graduated from Scotts Hill High School in 1952 and moved to Memphis. Here, she worked for AT&T with her sister Lucille. She married Jerry Nicholson in Dec. 1962 and moved to Pensacola. As a Navy family, they lived in many places during his Navy career, but always returned to the Pensacola/Milton area. Since 1977, she has lived in the Garcon Point area of Santa Rosa County. She was a Realtor and Real Estate Broker for many years. June is survived by her husband of forty-six years, Jerry Nicholson and their daughter, Dr. Tana Nicholson (David J. Cheney) of Gainesville, Fl. She has many loving sisters and brothers; Jean Smith (Robert), Mac Anglin (Lola), Billy Joe Anglin (Sandra), Diane Martin and Ted Anglin (Mary Jo). She is also survived by many nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her parents, brother, Jerry Anglin and sister, Lucille Roberson.
June has been living with multiple myeloma since 2002, which was diagnosed in Jan. 2003. She faced this disease with great courage and grace. We express our thanks to Dr. German Herrera and the many other health care providers of the Hope Center at Sacred Heart Hospital who have provided such good care in these last few years. They have shown so much care and compassion to her during this journey with multiple myeloma. Also, special thanks to the Covenant Hospice who provided special care and support to June and her family in recent days. How could we have made this journey without these wonderful people? She shall return to her home in Tennessee and rest with her mother and father, brothers and sisters at Liberty Cemetery in Scotts Hill, Tennessee. Reeds Chapel Funeral Home in Scotts Hill is in charge of the final services. Lewis Funeral Home in charge of local arrangements.
Published in the Pensacola News Journal on 4/7/2009
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