June Clyatt Hall, of Ocala, FL, passed away on March 30, 2022 in Ocala, Florida. She lived a beautiful life rich with laughter and joy for nearly 73 years. A discerning woman of many talents, she brought love and comfort to countless people while asking for little in return. Her husband of 53 years, Stacy Hall, adored her since they attended Ocala High School together from 1963-67. Together they taught their daughters, Kimberly and Jennifer, loyalty, integrity and compassion instilling them with the tools necessary to raise loving families of their own.
June was born in Fall River, Massachusetts, to Frank and Irene Clyatt on June 3, 1949. She graduated high school in 1967 and went on to earn an AA degree from Central Florida Junior College. She worked as an administrative assistant and bookkeeper for almost 50 years retiring from the University of Florida in 2011. She enjoyed baking and crafting and spending time with her 7 grandchildren. She was an award-winning Girl Scout leader who was heavily involved in her community. She was known for her extraordinary cake decorating skills and recently turned her talent to creating keepsake quilts. Most importantly, she was an avid Florida Gator Football Fan.
June was survived by her husband, Stacy Hall of Ocala, daughter Kimberly (Monte) Meyer and her children Zachary and Nicholas of Salt Lake City, UT, daughter Jennifer Brownlee and her children Spencer, Kamryn, Dylan, Sadie and William of Salt Lake City, Utah, sister Karen (Greg) Fillow of Ocala, FL and brother-in-law Mark Lilly of Ocklawaha, FL. She is also survived by nephew Brian (Stacie) Lilly and his children Gillian and Brandon, niece Keona (Allen) Keeble and her children Simon, Hannah and Josiah, and nephew Christopher Lilly.
Over her lifetime, June touched many lives. From teenage hijinks to sing-alongs with her grandchildren, her spirit was infectious. She had a laugh that could bring down the house and was never afraid to show it. She was a fiercely loyal wife, mother, grandmother and friend who will be missed immensely.
Funeral service will be held at Roberts of Ocala Downtown Chapel at 606 SW 2nd Ave in Ocala, FL on Friday, April 8, at 2:00 PM.