June DICKSON Obituary

I always think of June fondly, such a wonderful lady! May she now rest in peace. Our sincerest condolences to all the Dickson´s.
Mary (née McGiffert) and Cam Wiering

I´ve know June for 19 years.. I met her as a Golf professional travelling around north Canterbury teaching golf to women. She was so passionate about encouraging new people to the game and in subsequent years she had done this same with bowls. She had a heart of gold and I´ll miss her enthusiasm and I´m sure the Cheviot district will to.
Toni Batey Golf Professional

Our deepest sympathy to Murray and all the family. June was friendly and had a wonderful community outlook and she will be sadly missed by many. Kylee and Richard Habgood

Sincere condolences to the family. She will be sadly missed by all in the community.

Our condolences, Murray, Julia, Phil and Stu. Our thoughts are with you all

To Murray and family, Sorry we cannot be with you today. June will leave a mighty legacy within the Cheviot district with all her involvement in so many organisations. I had the pleasure of being on the Museum committee with June and her local knowledge was invaluable. RIP June.

June was an absolute stalwart of Hurunui bowls. A past president, women´s selector, senior umpire and ladies match convener are but a few of her roles. All bowlers in the area, past and present, owe June a great debt.

To Murray and family
Please accept our sincere condolences , from all the greenkeeping community.
Bowls Canty Greenkeeping Association

So very sad to hear of the passing of June. A big blow for you Murray after so many years together.
Kind regards
Bev & Bill Withers.

Condolences to the Dickson Families. Sad to hear the passing of June. She will be sadly missed in the Cheviot area.

Condolences to the Dickson family .June was amazing with the 9 hole golfer's and always supporting Cheviot netball .

Very sorry to hear of June´s passing.
I remember coming over to swim in the pool on hot summer days when staying at Granny and Grandad´s (Elliotts) place. June was always kind and welcoming.
She was a kind neighbour and supportive friend to Granny over many years and I know how much Granny (and our family) appreciated her valued that. We also appreciated her patience with Bing, Granny and Grandad´s wee dog turning up on her doorstep every 5 minutes!!!
Thinking of all June´s family at this time. May she rest peacefully.

To Murray and family my heartfelt sympathy on your very sad loss of a wonderful wife and mother always so kind
Margaret Upston and family

Our deepest heartfelt sympathy to you all. What an amazing Person, may the many memories help to ease the pain. Thinking of you all.

To Murray and family, sympathy to you all for the loss of June. A courageous lady who will be missed by you all and the community.
Sandra Kelcher

June was my oldest female cousin and one I always admired and respected. What wonderful memories I have of our visits to the farm at Ethelton and the fun and games interlaced with June's Grandad Steven's homemade lemonade and chocolate. Holidays spent with June's family at Gore Bay are wonderful childhood memories - swimming, constructing sandcastles playing tennis and visiting the nearby lolly shop! June spent quite a few weekends at our family farm at Cust during her years at Christchurch Girls' High. Being nearly 5 years old I idolized her as she was an outstanding athlete, netball and tennis player. I so much wanted to be as good as June. She remained someone I esteemed so highly. She was friendly, loyal, compassionate, a leader by her actions and someone who people could turn to when needed. I am proud to be her cousin and I already enjoy seeing her legacy being lived out in the lives of her extended family. The impact June has had on her family, friends, relations and community is immense and appreciated.

Dear Murray, Phil, Julia & Stu
We are so sorry to hear of June's passing. Our condolences and sympathy are with you all at this very sad time.
Kind Regards
Alby & Alex Orchard

This is very sad. June - a lovely woman.... one in the district whom I have always admired... she was that bit older than me as i grew up: calm, switched on, level, gracious, pretty, valuing of others, unpretentious, real, quite a beautiful human being. Cheviot needs more people like June. What a sad loss.

So sorry to see this and deepest sympathies to you.Many days working with you all will always be remembered Ian Williamson