America’s favorite space mom, June Lockhart, is still beautiful at 97

June Lockhart: A Timeless Icon Celebrates 98 Remarkable Years

June Lockhart, an entertainment stalwart for almost eight decades, is gearing up for her 98th birthday on June 25th, reflecting on a legendary career that has left an indelible mark on television. In 1938, she debuted in “A Christmas Carol” with her parents, igniting a trajectory that would define an era.

Renowned for her maternal roles, Lockhart garnered acclaim as Timmy Martin’s mother in the beloved series “Lassie.” Her foray into “Lost in Space” as Dr. Maureen Robinson showcased her versatility, shouldering responsibilities for the family’s sustenance and spaceship construction. Bill Mumy, her on-screen son, fondly recalls her carrying a photo of the unexpected artist David Bowie.

Lockhart’s contributions earned her two stars on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, recognizing both her cinematic and television achievements. Notably, NASA acknowledged her advocacy for space exploration with the Exceptional Public Achievement Medal.

Beyond her iconic roles, Lockhart graced shows like “Grey’s Anatomy,” “7th Heaven,” and “General Hospital.” Her personal life, marked by an eight-year marriage to John Maloney, yielded two daughters, Anne and Lizabeth Lockhart.

Reflecting on her career, Lockhart humorously recalls her first film line, “I know, I know—sausages!” A cherished tradition involves watching this film with her family each year, now extended to her grandchildren.

Honored in 2015 with a Lifetime Achievement Award by the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce, Lockhart’s latest photos capture the enduring beauty of a Hollywood icon. Despite the years, she remains a beloved and timeless figure, leaving an indomitable legacy in the entertainment world.