Birth date: Sep 7, 1931 Death date: Dec 15, 2020
June M Neuberger Dingee; Born September 7, 1931 Passed away December 15, 2020. She was survived by her children: Richard Neuberger, Sr. (Terry), JoAnn Rogers (Dennis), Robert Neuberger, Sr. (MaryAnn), June Myers, Joyce Decker (Ma Read Obituary
Grammie…. Happy birthday in heaven. It’s been terrible since you’ve been gone! I constantly find myself wanting to call you and tell you that I’m safe and my shift went off with no injuries. Since you’ve been gone, I seem to be the forgotten Neuberger. What I would give for one more hug or one more I love you…
Hello, Mother! Almost all of us have had our first birthday without you and today we remember your first one since GOD called you home. The pain of not having you to call or go by and visit you is still so hard. We miss you so much but know you are no longer in pain and that helps keep us going. I promise we won't make a fuss because we all remember how you always thought your birthday was no big deal, but forgive us if we get a little teary-eyed at some point today. I guess your birthday cake will be Angel Food cake today, right? See, made you smile just a bit Mom!
Love ya...and SEE YA !! 6 1/2
For anyone who did not know our Grammie, She is and was a magical woman! She always made the day better! I will never forget the many days/nights/weekends at Grammie's home eating/ throwing pickles and drinking Winn-Dixie fruit punch! I giggle about that all the time! Grammie was the one who held our secrets and loved us no matter what we did! I can say that our family is and was blessed to have her! I would not be the woman I am today without Grammie! She made a house a home and never let anyone feel like they didn't belong!
I remember all of the times talking to her on the phone with my hose dragger uncle in the background calling me a flat foot and Grammie just giggling.
For now, See ya Grammie! I love you!
To The Woman Who Raised Me.
You NEVER wanted anyone to say "Good-bye", With you it was always "See ya".
I know that's going to happen because,,,
I'll see you every-time I see a butterfly in my yard.
I'll see you when I start to feel low...you'll be there to lift me up.
I'll see you when it starts to get dark and I need a guiding light.
I'll see you when I look up at the heavens at night and see that bright star.
I'll see you when I talk to my siblings and remember how you held us together.
I'll see you when I look at my grown children and remember how you helped molded them
I'll see you when I drive by our old house and how you made it a home.
So now I know what you really meant when you said "see ya"....
I'll see you EVERYWHERE and know that you are ALWAYS around.
Love and miss you so much
Robert a.k.a. 6 1/2
