Fay June Roberts

Fay June Roberts

Loving Wife, Mother and Meme

Fay June Roberts passed away on March 21, 2024, in Riverside CA. on June 14, 1947, to Lloyd and Margaret Reynolds.

Why die the saints? Why, because their bodies must be changed ere they can enter heaven. “Flesh and blood” as they are “cannot inherit the kingdom of God.” A divine change must take place upon the body before it will be fit for incorruption and glory, and death and the grave are, as it were, the refining pot and the furnace by means of which the body is made ready for its future bliss. …Charles H. Spurgen

Each Life Is A Miracle, and we ALL are a miracle…unique in our own ways, in the heart and soul and inner gifts we share throughout our days…

And Fay June Roberts (Reynolds) was a miracle whom no one can replace.

GOD gave us ALL special memories that time cannot erase. . .

Today we are here to glorify GOD and tell of his many wonders that surrounded Fay.

Fay was born June 14, 1947, at Camp LeJeune, North Carolina. She lived many places as her father was in the military.

She is preceded in death by her parents Lloyd Winard Reynolds, Father, Margaret Ann Reynolds (Jowers), Mother, and Lloyd Winard Reynolds, Jr., Brother.

As you all know, Fay June was a child of a military family, and because of that, the Reynolds, Sr. family traveled to many and different areas of the country.

Because of the many times that the family moved, she attended schools in different states, such as Hawaii, Oklahoma, South Carolina, and Georgia.

While living in Lawton, OK, she graduated from Eisenhower High School-1965.

As her parents moved on and to Atlanta, GA, she met and married Ray Roberts, and had two children: Margaret and Tyson.

Fay worked most of her work outside of the home at Power Enterprise in Fullerton, CA. She always told me that Mrs. Wonmi Kwon, the owner, was the best employer anyone could hope to work for.

Fay passed away on Thursday, March 21, 2024 at 11:00 p.m., Riverside Hospital in Riverside, CA

Her passing was sudden and unexpected. She experienced a severe stroke, which resulted in an emergency operation on an artery, then she went into a coma. She never came out of the coma.

Fay is survived by; her husband of over 50 years, (Ray), 2 adult children, (Margaret and Tyson) and 2 grandchildren (Kylie and Alexis), all living in CA. One sister, Janice living in AL.

INTERESTS:

Fay had a lot of interests:

• As a child he loved playing with little baby dolls.

• She loved shopping and shopping for roosters was one of your past times. Her collection of roosters were varied and many. Clothes…yes…

• She loved spending time with family, especially around the holidays.

• He loved spending time with her sister…each birthday was usually in Las Vegas…and her sister was another choice such as weekends away for girl time…One year was spooky time as Knotts Berry Farm.

• She loved cooking meatloaf.

• I KNOW FOR SURE;

• She loved her family.

• She loved her children and grandchildren, and was always telling stories about them,

• She loved her Mother and Dad, sister, brother and all her uncles and cousins.

• She loved the United States of America and GOD,

• AND….

• She loved coffee,

• She loved cake,

• She loved breakfast out with Ray,

• And again, She loved her family.

NOW SHE IS in the LOVING ARMS OF OUR LORD.

May we always remember the moments and talks that we shared with her. As you think of moments, please share them with us as we continue this fellowship today.

Her wish was to be cremated upon dying.

GOD BLESS US ALL AND OUR FAMILIES AS WE CONTINUE ON OUR OWN JOURNEY.

Memorial Service will be:

Fri., 4/19

Mem. Service Fri., 3:00 PM – 5:00 PM –

Walker Family Funeral Services

815 S. Main Street

Corona, CA 92882