Granny, Rocky, Natasha Fatale, Nell Fenwick, Original Voice of Karen in "Frosty the Snowman", Blocky (Obvious Rugrats Parody, "Blocky & Oxwinkle" in the episode "Sour Pickles"), Mulan's Grandmother, etc.

What a LOAD voices she has done over the years, and she had to die before she turned a "centennial" year old.

Don't forget Grammi Gummi.

never heard of that character, but yeah that too

*sighs* I wonder who'll be her replacement as Rocky

https://youtu.be/97QkO7nAn68

thanks for sharing though

You're welcome. :3

It's sad. She did voices at least 3 generations would know the characters for. Soooo many characters.

There goes another star 8'C

I know that was odd, but in a good way I suppose? I'm sure that she will be missed.

She and Mel Blanc were pretty much two of the titans of the voice acting world, having voiced thousands of characters between them.

R.I.P. June, thanks for the memories!

Lets also not forget that she also voiced Cindy Lou Who in the animated "How the Grinch Stole Christmas" special &, if you're familiar with The Twilight Zone, it was also her that voiced the demonic "Talking Tina" doll in one episode

=(

I figured you'd post something about her sudden death. I did a tribute here...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lldPuMJWewo

A Dark Day for the voice over world indeed.

Oh man, are you psychic, post a R&B pic and next day....*shudders then sighs* Farewell June.

I was saddened to hear the news about June Foray. I was fortunate to have spent time with her personally back in 2007 when I was down in my old stomping grounds of Los Angeles County. I was at the Beverly Garland Hotel and me and an old colleague of mine were waiting around in the parking lot for the on-site restaurant to open up, and June and her friend were waiting to get in as well. After some talking among ourselves, we all decided to get a table together, and we spent a good hour over breakfast talking mostly about voice acting. She was an incredible person. She had tons of stories about her career and kept me in stitches about some of the antics that went on behind the scenes. At that time, I only had mainly four different voices I utilized for my radio sets, so I told her about the voices I had done at that time. I never forgot that breakfast we had together that weekend, and I never forgot the warm, funny, witty, kind-hearted person that June was. Although she was really getting up there in age, I can honestly tell you that she had lived a very happy life, even in her later years, she seemed so happy and satisfied on the life she led and the things she's done. She was truly an amazing person. She may be leaving behind a lot of sad faces in this late hour, but she left behind a lot of fond memories as well. I'll never forget my memories of her.

NOOOOO!!! She was almost 100!!!!

HOLY SMOKES !! NUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU !

Her Imdb page is nuts, covering most of a century as it does. It's interesting to me the roles that I remember that she wasn't even credited for at the time. To think the same woman who was The Little Blue Coupe in 1952 and Tweety's owner in Tugboat Granny in 1960 was also Rocky Squirrel in 1959 and Granny Gummi in 1985 is kind of mindboggling. Hell, she voiced Rocky as recently as 2014. An astonishing career.

Aww man. I knew she didn't have long, being in her late 90's. I actually just looked her up about 5 weeks ago to see how she was doing, and the latest reports at that time said she was doing fine. What an amazing woman! She will never be forgotten.

Also the original Smurfette.

How did I not see this until now...I want to scream, but everyones asleep and I've lost my voice from being sick.
Crap...her voice acting work was amazing. Rest in peace, June.