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Portrait of June Nicole Kendall
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June Nicole Kendall

November 29, 1945 – January 6, 2015
Lived 69 years
Los Gatos · Los Gatos, CA
Life story

June was the most energetic woman anyone could have known. She loved talking on the phone even if it meant a phone call that was too early in the morning. As kids, we can attest to tripping over a 50ft cord strung all over the house. She loved her dogs. As kids we grew up with 🐩 as our family dogs, which meant we were in charge of cleaning the cages. She loved her politics (Republican side) and Fox News was constantly on the TV. BINGO was her passion and she was known as the luckiest ☘️ person alive amongst her BINGO friends. She won so much that she was paid to play for people. She is missed greatly by her 10 children and all of her grandchildren (lost count of how many).

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1945
Born November 29
1947
June was 2 when Jackie Robinson broke baseball's color barrier
1958
June was 13 when the Hula Hoop craze swept the country
1969
June was 24 when the Woodstock music festival opened
1977
June was 32 when Star Wars opened in theaters
1981
June was 36 when MTV began broadcasting
1995
June was 50 when "Toy Story" became the first fully computer-animated film
2004
June was 59 when Facebook was launched
2010
June was 65 when Apple's iPad went on sale
2015
Passed away January 6, age 69
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