trying to loose 60pounds by june, is this possible???

It is possible. Having been fat-thin-fat-thin-fat repeatedly, I would encourage you to find some lifestyle that you can live with forever.
I was 215 at Thanksgiving. I am 187 now. I on target to be 130 by end of June.

I have made gradual permanent changes.
The first week I added a fruit and chia seed smoothie to breakfast everyday.
The next week I added vegetables to the smoothie and walked a half hour during lunch.
The next week I started making vegetable soup / stew for lunch and bringing it to work in a thermos everyday.
The next week I stopped drinking diet soda and increased daily walks to 45 minutes
The next week I gave up dairy and processed foods added some stairs to my walk.
The next week I gave up eggs and added more seeds and beans to my meals, also increased walk to one hour
The next week I increased amount of green leafy vegetables - large salad at night, started swimming laps before work.

This way I never have felt deprived. My energy levels have been increasing.
I don't really bother with logging all the vegetables and they really fill me up. I stumbled on to Dr Fuhrmans nutritarian life style part way thru my journey and it made a lot of sense to me. I do eat bison a few times a month, when my brain starts whispering - Eat Meat - but otherwise I have migrated to a plant based diet.

I feel wonderful and the pounds are consistently melting off. This is so much easier than the torture I have put myself thru in the past!

I have to agree with alexvhrk. If you lose the weight quickly you will gain it back quickly plus more. Been there done that. I'd say 30 pounds is a good goal. Shoot for 2lbs a week that way your body doesn't freak out and go into starvation mode (which will make your body retain everything).

Get into healthy routines. It is a gradual process, believe me, but in the long run you will be better for it. Good luck!

I would strongly recommend not attempting losing that much that fast. 30 pounds by June would be an accomplishment because that is a healthier time frame for a healthier amount. Losing too much too fast (more than 2 pounds a week) will enable you to fall right back off the wagon immediately after your trip. Dieting is more of a lifestyle change than a quick fix. A quick fix is just that, a quick fix, not a long term one.

Agreed, though I think the max you could safely do would be about 40 (at 2lbs a week). Any more than that would mean you are either overworking yourself with exercise or are not eating enough. Starting at a similar number myself I can tell you that 30-40 lbs is DEFINITELY quite noticeable and an excellent accomplishment. Plus if you do it in a way that is sustainable then it won't be so difficult to continue on after vacation (or even keep good habits while on vacation).

HI, I'm going to visit my Mom in June, kind of nervous she is fit and I'm 217 pounds, I want to loose 60 pounds before we leave on vacation, help

3 pounds a week (60 pounds by June) might be a bit overzealous, but I love being proven wrong.

2 pounds a week may be reasonable, and that'd be about 40 pounds by June.

Start now, lose "something" every week from now until June, and I guarantee you'll be happy with the outcome.

It is possible. Having been fat-thin-fat-thin-fat repeatedly, I would encourage you to find some lifestyle that you can live with forever.
I was 215 at Thanksgiving. I am 187 now. I on target to be 130 by end of June.

I have made gradual permanent changes.
The first week I added a fruit and chia seed smoothie to breakfast everyday.
The next week I added vegetables to the smoothie and walked a half hour during lunch.
The next week I started making vegetable soup / stew for lunch and bringing it to work in a thermos everyday.
The next week I stopped drinking diet soda and increased daily walks to 45 minutes
The next week I gave up dairy and processed foods added some stairs to my walk.
The next week I gave up eggs and added more seeds and beans to my meals, also increased walk to one hour
The next week I increased amount of green leafy vegetables - large salad at night, started swimming laps before work.

This way I never have felt deprived. My energy levels have been increasing.
I don't really bother with logging all the vegetables and they really fill me up. I stumbled on to Dr Fuhrmans nutritarian life style part way thru my journey and it made a lot of sense to me. I do eat bison a few times a month, when my brain starts whispering - Eat Meat - but otherwise I have migrated to a plant based diet.

I feel wonderful and the pounds are consistently melting off. This is so much easier than the torture I have put myself thru in the past!

^^^
That's awesome! I have been gradual about my change as well adding and subtracting by week and I also feel like it is better than the last times I have tried.