June Eilene Cain

June Eilene Cain, 100, Born, November 30, 1925 in Wichita, KS to Oscar and Flora Jason.
She passed away on December 25, 2025 in Pueblo.
June loved all animals, and spending time with her family. She loved her sweets especially donuts. She
served the Lord for 86 years. She loved her family. She loved her church. She loved the Bible, and soul
winning which she did ‘til the day she died at Lifecare. She loved watching westerns on T.V. In her
younger days she traveled on a lot of trains with her son.
Survived by her son, Wallace James Cain; one daughter, Candee Engles, Reno, Nevada had 3 children:
Michael, T.C. Haylee great grandchildren Reno, Nevada; one niece, she was especially close to is Karen Moore (Ken) Newnan, GA (came to visit often)
Also, her nephew, Ron Jason, CA was close to her as well. He came to visit several times.
7 great grandchildren, Paul (Erica), Carissa, Hannah, and Jacob Smith, Michael, T.C. and Haylee
2 great great grandchildren, Elana Smith, Ethan Engles; and numerous nephews and nieces.
Preceded in death by her husband, Wallace F. Cain; former daughter in law, Shirley Cain; granddaughter, Jacqeline Smith;
all of her sisters and brothers (8).June was a dedicated Christian and shared the gospel with all she met. Family, friends, strangers. She
loved the Lord and was a great singer. Many years ago she sang on the radio with friends. She knew the
words to every Christian song. At her 100rd birthday party she sang along with the visiting choir.
June was an animal lover. No matter where she lived there were cardboard boxes to house animals.
They always had food, water, and warm covers. In a snowstorm she built a lean-to for a horse. It had a
stable, but when it went outside, she worried it needed protection from the storm.
June was a sweet lover, especially donuts. She loved Coca-Cola.
She worked hard at every job she had. She had several jobs, mostly in retail. At 70 she was up on the
tallest ladder arranging stock in Tuesday Mornings, White Settlement, Alabama. She said no one else
knew how to do it. She and her husband Wallace F. moved around a lot because of his job as a sheet
metal worker. Because of this Wally went to several grade-schools, sometimes at the same one more
than once in a year. Her brother, Ralph was a pastor in California and she helped support his church. She was
great friends with Elaine Wilson. She was close to Ralph’s wife, Juanita. This was Karen Moore’s mom in
GA.
She was saved in 1939. She served the Lord for many, many years, faithfully. June was a giver to, church,
family, friends, and even acquaintances if she saw a need. She was devoted to her family, and a prayer
warrior for them.
Her last years were spent at Lifecare here in Pueblo. She broke her hip at home, and never walked again.
She kept telling the doctor she did not need PT. She loved Lifecare, and never had any complaints about
her care. The employees loved her as well.We will miss June. She had a long life of 100 years. She was
buried on Jan 6, 206 at Pikes Peak National Cemetery in Colorado Springs, CO. Memorial service will be held at 11:00 a.m., Saturday, January 24, 2026, at the Rocky Mountain Baptist Church, 2901 O’Neil Ave.