June's career began in Personnel with District Bank, then a change of direction after her two sons were born. She spent the next 25 years teaching - Business Subjects, Computer Skills and Religious Studies.

Involvement in the community has always been a feature: Church groups, Scout groups, PTAs, teaching adults with learning difficulties, stewarding at the local Museum, Heritage Open Days and as a County-appointed Governor at the local 1200 pupil comprehensive school; she is currently Chairman of the Leatherhead Community Association. June was awarded the British Empire Medal for voluntary services to the community in Surrey in the Queen’s 90th birthday honours list.

Her first approach to NADFAS House revealed that all local societies had waiting lists and the suggestion to start a new Society. She became Founder Chairman of Leatherhead DFAS (now President) then East Surrey ACE and Area Chairman.  At NADFAS House she has contributed to National Events, Training and the Societies Support Team.  Elected as a NADFAS Trustee in 2010, she became National Chairman in 2015.