June Ellen Starliper
December 31, 1940 ~ November 21, 2019
June Ellen Starliper, age 78, a resident of Ocean City, MD, passed away Thursday November 21, 2019 in Reynolds Memorial Hospital in Glendale, WV. June was born December 31, 1940 in Barbour County, a daughter of the late Thomas Ray and Julia Ann (Campbell) Glendening. June was united in marriage to Billy Ray Starliper who preceded her in death. Surviving is daughter-in-law, Sheri Starliper of MD
Granddaughter, Amie N. Starliper, of WV
Cousin, Nancy Chambers of NC
June was also preceded in death by two sons, Mark Patrick Starliper, Eric Glen Starliper. June was homemaker and was a tap dancer. June was a Methodist by faith and graduate of Philippi High School class of 1959.
Friends will be received at the Wright Funeral Home and Cremation Services 220 N. Walnut St. Philippi on Monday November 25, from 12- 2 pm. Funeral services will be conducted at 2pm with Pastor Sam Haught officiating. Interment will be at the Mt. Vernon Memorial Cemetery.
In lieu of flowers memorial contributions may be made to Foundation for Women’s Cancer 230 W. Monroe, Suite 710, Chicago, Ill 60606, www.foundationforwomenscancer.org
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Aunt June was a large presence in my childhood. Our families spent many days together at the cabin, laughing, playing cards and enjoying the outdoors. We hope she will find peace in being reunited with Bill, Mark and Eric. Our thoughts and prayers are with Amie, Nancy and Sheri in your time of grief.
Aunt June was an amazingly calming influence on all of us rotten boys. She was very quiet, but I loved to hear her wonderful county accent and she had a really nice giggle that could make anybody smile. One time she caught Eric and Me teasing her little and skiddish Calico cat, she chased us around the house and out the back door. Ten minutes later we were in the house eating one of her home made deserts and being reminded of the importance of treating small creatures properly. We were 9 or 10 at the time but her quiet and stern lesson has always remained with me. It makes me smile to imagine her at the great family reunion in the afterlife and I hope she is at peace surrounded by loved ones.
Amie, My deepest condolences go to you with the passing of your grandmother. I hope that you find comfort in the memories that you made with her. Praying for your family. Shelly Skelton
You know you just had to love our Aunt June.Her abundance of charm and beauty were unrivaled in my eyes and she was just so darn cute.I will never forget the times spent with Uncle Bill,Mark and Eric and the whole extended Starliper clan at Grandads cabin in the summers.One of my favorite rememberances of her will always be of her referring to Erik as “honery and rotten” but always laughing when she said it.To this day I can not hear or say those two words without smiling and thinking of my Aunt June