June Elizabeth Groehler

June was a big supporter of our Justice For A Cure non-profit cancer organization. She reached out to me and opened several doors for us, to including hosting a JFAC fundraiser at ITT, helping with JFAC fundraising at Madison PD., and getting us in the door with WI. Assoc. of Women Police. She had a big heart and truly cared about helping others, as she took me and JFAC under her wing. Her wings will now carry her to heaven...... See will be missed. All my best to her family. Hugs and love, Joan Kamholz President/Founder of Justice For A Cure Madison, WI.

To Juliee and the Family of June, please except my heart felt sympathy, and my prayers. May Gods Love help heal your Heart, and ease your sadness, knowing she will live forever in you Memories and Hearts. June will always be with you, her Achievements, caring, and Love of doing the right things for People will never be forgotten, Never. Sincerely Jackie Jung

Heartfelt condolences Julie and June's family. While we never met June in person, she was definitely a part of our Ashemburg family. We are deeply saddened to hear of her passing. Godspeed June. May you rest in eternal peace. Please hug all those Rotties up there for us! ~ Mike & Marina Skoreiko - Ashemburg Rottweilers

An ocean of sympathies to Julie and June's family. I knew June through our interactions at the veterinary clinic to which she took her beloved Rotties where I worked a few years back. It was always very apparent to me the extent to which she loved her dogs... Stella & Gretta and Ruby before that. I always enjoyed chatting with June during her dog's visits and I grew to consider her a favorite client and her dogs favorite patients. While my heart is so sad for everyone yet here on earth who is missing June like crazy, I feel certain that Ruby was waiting for her when she got to heaven. What a happy reunion that must have been. May you rest in peace, June. ~ Michelle A.

June has been a part of our family and another sister to me for awhile, but we were all elated when she and my sister Julie got married recently. She was a woman of grace, fair in her profession and truly one of the nicest people. She was a wonderful example to many. I recently got to talk to so many who worked with her, and the word mentor and teacher was used continuously. We had a lot of fun together and I will miss her forever. Jan Rowe