June F. Zukerberg

Birth date: Jun 8, 1926 Death date: Nov 29, 2025

June F. Zukerberg, 99, of Fort Lauderdale, FL passed away November 29, 2025. She is survived by her dear cousins Francine Epling and Leon Weitzman. Chapel Service Wednesday, December 3, 2025, 2:00 PM at Levitt Weinstein/Beth Dav Read Obituary

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Sam Davis

17w ago

Grandma June was a bright light during some difficult times for my family when my grandfather ("Popi") had a stroke after they had just married. She would light up a room with her brilliant smile, infectious laugh, and the most endearing English accent. The love she showed us even after his passing was only outshined by the love I clearly recall in exchanges between her and Popi throughout their time together. I'm sure she's breaking out her dancing shoes and they're tearing up the dance floor again...you'll be greatly missed.

Rene Zukerberg

17w ago

My Dad, Harry Zukerberg, was set up on a blind date by his sister-in-law. He met June - a vivacious, funny, very British and independent woman. It was an instant connection and they traveled and laughed and married soon after that. I think June was Harry’s muse. He had a stroke 5 months later and lost strength on one side. But June, that wonderful woman, stayed and loved him and made him continue to enjoy life everyday for those next five years. I owe June so much - for making my career military Dad feel loved and valued for the rest of his life. She was my stepmother, but really more of a dear friend. My kids loved her immediately and have for these last 30 years. We are so saddened by our loss.

Rachel Schwarting

17w ago

June Zukerberg, or as we called her, Grandma June, danced into our lives in 1995. When I was 10 years old she married my grandfather and became the brightest smile in the room.
I have fond memories of visiting her and my grandfather in Ft Lauderdale, spending hours at the flea market, eating in fancy restaurants, and riding the elevator aaaaallll the way up to her condo!
From weddings to military festivities, she always celebrated with us. If she couldn’t be there in person, she was always there in spirit. She was the kindest presence, and she loved us as her own.
She’s been one of my longest pen pals, and I will miss sending her family updates and pictures of my children.
Grandma June, you are cherished and you are missed.

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