June Ann Havens

of Brooklyn, Michigan, formerly of Auburn Hills, age 84 passed away peacefully with her daughters by her side on Monday August 18, 2025, at Trinity Health-St. Joseph Mercy Hospital. She was born February 14th, 1941, in Royal Oak Mi. The daughter of Ross and Mabel (Collom) Morgan.

June graduated from Waterford Twp High School class of 1959. She retired from MEEMIC Insurance in Auburn Hills. Anyone that knew June knew that she was most proud of her daughters Tammy and Tonya. June “never met a stranger” and made quick friends of all that knew her. She enjoyed spending time with her family and friends from Genes Drive, the Eagles, the Moose, and Brooklyn Living Center. June was famous for her taco salad, festive outfits, and costume jewelry.

Robert “Bob” Daryl Dick

of Chelsea, Michigan, formerly of Ann Arbor, age 76, passed away Sunday, June 8, 2025, at Michigan Medicine in Ann Arbor. He was born October 30, 1948, in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, the son of Wayne Hollenger and Hazel Evelyn (Rosen) Dick.

Bob went to Juniata College in Huntingdon, Pennsylvania, earning his Bachelor of Science Degree in 1970. He did his post grad studies at the University of Miami in Florida. Bob was a Research Technician at the University of Michigan, where he was a Lab Manager in Human Genetics.

William Stuart Jack

of Ann Arbor, Michigan, formerly of Saline, and Dexter, age 88, passed away Saturday, August 16, 2025, at Atria Senior Living of Ann Arbor. He was born December 2, 1936, in Dumbarton, Scotland, the son of Robert and Margaret (Conroy) Jack.

William was a member of the St. Andrew the Apostle Catholic Church in Saline. He worked in automation sales, and owned Sensors, where he was Manager and Engineer. William enjoyed golfing, shooting, and hunting; and loved his grandkids.

Michael Louis Roskowski

His was a story about a man, a motorcycle, a dog, and a kingdom created from old tires, refrigerators, rusty scrap metal and love. As a father, he taught his two children (three if you count the dog) to see the beauty in all things. With his bare hands he built a house for his family, brought cars back from the dead and cooked one heck of a flying saucer sandwich.

As a friend he would give you the shirt off his back, had he been wearing one. Whether waterskiing or fishing at the lake, hunting to put food on the table, or chopping down trees to feed the furnace in the winter, Mike was a true outdoorsman…with his dog by his side wherever he went.

Above all Mike loved riding his Harley with his wife’s arms around his waist, the wind in his hair and sunglasses on…adventure awaited around every corner.