(Alice) June was the daughter of Henry Joseph Silberhorn (1902-1982), a bank teller on Staten Island, and his wife, Alice Gale. And she was the granddaughter of Henry Silberhorn, a foreman at the docks when the Statue of Liberty arrived in crates in New York City. June was also the fourth generation of women in her family with the name Alice.
The Monday after graduation, June's father woke her up and brought her job hunting. She started the next day at Dry Dock Savings on 59th Street at Lexington. She also spent free evenings as a USO hostess. June married Rene Fath in 1951.
She was predeceased by her daughter Debbie and her husband Rene. At the time of her death she left her son, Bob, her grandson, Clifford, and his family.
June was very devoted to the Blessed Virgin, Mary, and to teaching religious education to generations of children in St. Elizabeth's Parish in Melville.
The Monday after graduation, June's father woke her up and brought her job hunting. She started the next day at Dry Dock Savings on 59th Street at Lexington. She also spent free evenings as a USO hostess. June married Rene Fath in 1951.
She was predeceased by her daughter Debbie and her husband Rene. At the time of her death she left her son, Bob, her grandson, Clifford, and his family.
June was very devoted to the Blessed Virgin, Mary, and to teaching religious education to generations of children in St. Elizabeth's Parish in Melville.
(Alice) June was the daughter of Henry Joseph Silberhorn (1902-1982), a bank teller on Staten Island, and his wife, Alice Gale. And she was the granddaughter of Henry Silberhorn, a foreman at the docks when the Statue of Liberty arrived in crates in New York City. June was also the fourth generation of women in her family with the name Alice.
The Monday after graduation, June's father woke her up and brought her job hunting. She started the next day at Dry Dock Savings on 59th Street at Lexington. She also spent free evenings as a USO hostess. June married Rene Fath in 1951.
She was predeceased by her daughter Debbie and her husband Rene. At the time of her death she left her son, Bob, her grandson, Clifford, and his family.
June was very devoted to the Blessed Virgin, Mary, and to teaching religious education to generations of children in St. Elizabeth's Parish in Melville.
The Monday after graduation, June's father woke her up and brought her job hunting. She started the next day at Dry Dock Savings on 59th Street at Lexington. She also spent free evenings as a USO hostess. June married Rene Fath in 1951.
She was predeceased by her daughter Debbie and her husband Rene. At the time of her death she left her son, Bob, her grandson, Clifford, and his family.
June was very devoted to the Blessed Virgin, Mary, and to teaching religious education to generations of children in St. Elizabeth's Parish in Melville.
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