June Annette Crow

June Annette Crow May 28, 1964 - June 19, 2026 June Annette Crow was born on May 28, 1964, in San Bernardino, California, to Betty Lou Behm and William Ernest Lee Hawkins. She passed away peacefully in her sleep on June 19, 2026, at the age of 62. June’s life was filled with moments of creativity, perseverance, and the simple joys she found along the way. From a young age, June had a creative spirit and enjoyed expressing herself through art. She loved creating mirror art, painting beautiful roses onto mirrors and transforming ordinary pieces into something special. Her artwork reflected the care, imagination, and beauty she saw in the world around her. Throughout her life, June faced many challenges, but she continued forward with strength, courage, and resilience. She remained a caring and compassionate person, always finding ways to show love and support to the people around her. What stood out most about June was the way she loved others. She had a giving heart and always put the people she cared about before herself. She made others feel valued, welcomed, and important simply through her kindness and the warmth she shared. June found joy in the little things that made life special. She had a love for Mickey Mouse, a piece of happiness that reflected her unique personality and brought a smile to those who knew her. In her later years, June also enjoyed building puzzles. She loved putting each piece together, and after completing them, she would sometimes take them apart and begin again. She appreciated not only the finished creation but also the peaceful process of bringing something together one piece at a time. June’s love for creativity, art, and the beauty around her was a reflection of the person she was. She was a genuinely kind and selfless woman whose compassion touched many lives. Her love, warmth, and the way she cared for others will forever remain a part of the memories shared by those who knew and loved her. June is survived by her husband, Thomas Crow; her children, Thomas (Christan) Crow of Panama City, Florida, John (Randi) Crow of Panama City, Florida, and Lisa (Louis Madril) Hawkins of Blanca, Colorado; her 14 grandchildren; and her 3 great-grandchildren. Her family will carry her memory, the stories of her life, and the love she shared with them in their hearts. June Annette Crow will be remembered for her artistic spirit, her strength through life’s challenges, her caring heart, and the countless ways she made others feel loved. The beauty she brought into the world through her creativity and the kindness she gave so freely will continue to live on through the lives she touched. May June rest peacefully, and may her memory continue to live on through love, stories, and the cherished memories she leaves behind. To leave online condolences please visit romerofuneralhomes.com The care of arrangements has been entrusted to Romero Valley Funeral Home of Alamosa. In loving memory of June Annette Crow, forever in our hearts.