Birth date: Jun 17, 1952 Death date: Aug 4, 2013
June “June Bug” Regina Mays, 61, of Ashburn, Virginia died suddenly on Sunday, August 4th 2013 in Ashburn. Ms. Mays was born June 17th 1952 in Lexington, VA to the late James R. and Joan Robinson Mays. She received her undergradua Read Obituary
I can't believe what I am seeing. My St. Aug. friend and twin (same birthday) is gone. Rest in peace buddy. You were a good college friend. I'm sorry that we didn't spend more time together. Tears are flowing... love Smiley
Twelve years have passed since you left, and the ache in my heart remains as deep as ever.
You joined the pillars of our family, mom and dad, and though time moves forward, the pain still feels fresh. I strive each day to embody the grace, strength, and goodness that you all lived so effortlessly. It’s not always easy, because you were truly the best.
Though I can no longer speak to you in this world, I find comfort in our conversations in dreams and in the reflection I see in the mirror, where your spirit lives on in me. Heaven gained a winning team when God called you home.
I pray you’re resting in peace, and I hold onto the hope that you, mom, and dad are watching over me as my guardian angels.
They say life goes on but it is so hard to move on when that link is missing. Time does not heal all wounds because it feels like you were taken from me just yesterday. You are missed so deeply and I still can't process this absence. I see you whenever I look in the mirror and I think of you whenever I hear the birds sing. I miss my morning phone calls as I now have to rely on a clock to get up. I miss your calming voice, I miss your smile, I miss those big sister talks, I miss you putting me in my place, I miss your encouragements and reassurances, I miss your strength, I miss your loyalty, I miss your standards and I miss your boundaries. June, I miss you!!
I can still see you running up the yard and screaming from that black jack!!
Miss Mays was my first PE teacher when I transferred into LHS eighth grade. I will have to say she scared me to the point I did everything I could to not disappoint her. After that first class she became my favorite teacher. I saw her many years after graduating and she still remembered me. My deepest sympathy to her family. She impacted every student she taught in a very good way. I for one will never forget. Jennifer Worley Humphrey class of 1986
I had the privilege of having June Mays for a couple P.E. classes @ Lexington High School, plus the years of seeing her coach track & field, basketball, and volleyball. It would be tough for me to say that I’ve seen anyone who genuinely cared for her students more than she did. She enjoyed teaching and it showed! I also never saw another person who could motivate such a broad range of kids, especially the ones who often didn’t fit in. Perhaps most importantly, I learned from her that I should never buy a Fiat (remember her X1/9?) I know that she’d laugh that I remembered that. I have always thought of her whenever I heard or saw anything about a Fiat. Rest in Peace Miss Mays.
Mike Edwards
Wendy, Dawn and family, please know that our prayers and thoughts are with you all during this great loss. June was a wonderful person and when she smiled, she lit up the room. June was one who kept it real with everyone and that was a part of what made her extra special to me. I told her whe she started coaching my daughter Rebecca in basketball and volleyball at LHS that she had her hands full but she smiled and said "I can handle it" and she did. We know that all things happen for a reason but always remember the many lives that June touched and the love that she had for her family and I am sure that those memories will bring some comfort and joy to you all.
Barbara Wright
Our deepest sympathy to the Mays family. Ms. Mays was such a wonderful person. She was a great teacher and role model, who truly cared about her students. Our family will miss her.
Barbara and Dan Snow and family
June has been such a part of our family. Her genuine care and concern along with her beautiful soul will be truly missed.
Erin Bozeman & Julian
It was nine years ago when I first saw her smiling face. That smile was a mainstay at Broad Run High School. My prayers are with her family and friends. She loved deeply and was loved deeply.
June, I will remember you fondly every time I see a road sign! See ya!
"I taught with June at Broad Run High School, for a few years. She was very warm and loving person. She will be missed. My prayers are with her family and friends.
