of Little Rock, AR
October 25, 1930 - June 8, 2015
Sue Dickinson Turner, 84, of Little Rock passed away Monday, June 8, 2015. She was born Saturday, October 25, 1930 in Newport, AR to the late Thomas O. and Marion J. McNeese Dickinson. Sue retired after 40 years of being an elementary school teacher in the Pine Bluff School District. After retirement, Sue and her husband, Buddy, spent a number of years in their home on Lake Hamilton in Hot Springs. Her last years were spent in Little Rock near her daughter, Tommie Sue. There she was a member of Trinity Presbyterian Church. Sue enjoyed watching sports, mainly basketball and football, and was an avid Arkansas Razorback and Ole Miss Rebel fan. Animals were special to her, especially her dog Sam. She spent much time decorating her home for her family, particularly at Christmas time, because family was what was most important to her.
Sue is preceded in death by her husband of 49 years G.W.(Buddy) Turner, Jr., daughter Holly Jean Turner Meek, and son G.W. (Chip) Turner III. Sue is survived by a daughter, Tommie Sue Marsh (Jay), of Little Rock, daughter-in-law, Nanette Stubblefield (Cleve), of Tulsa, OK, three grandchildren, Stevie Wood Campbell (Kyle), Katie Caroline Turner, and Patrick Andrew Turner, and brother Tommy Dickinson (Jodie), of Newport, AR
Memorial service will be held at 12:00 Noon, Saturday, June 13, 2015 at Trinity Presbyterian Church. Arrangements by Roller-Chenal Funeral Home 13801 Chenal Parkway, Little Rock, AR (501) 224-8300.
Memorials may be made to Holly Turner Meek Foundation, at the University of Arkansas or Trinity Presbyterian Church.
I thought about you through the years. My 5th grade teacher. I will always remember when I said 144. Your said 12x12.
I thought about you Mrs. Turner when I pass your gouse ans tour daughter Sue.Sweetteacher .We had the best class.I love you.
Tommie Sue, your mom was faithful to attend church and always looked so beautiful.She will be missed by her Trinity family. With sincere sympathy, Debbie Brazil Thicksten
I enjoyed getting to see Sue again when I visited in Little Rock, continuing our Pine Bluff roots. We had fun visiting over lunch, at church or just in the neighborhood. My sympathy is with you , Jay and your family and you are in my prayers.
Tommie so sorry to hear. I loved your mom. Will call you soon. ML
As my fourth grade teacher at Gabe Meyer Mrs. Turner made a significant positive difference in my life, as I am sure she did for countless others. May this gifted and talented educator rest in peace.
Tommie Sue and family, Your Mom was a gem and she is shining brighly now! Prayers for you and your famly as you greive her loss.
Love, Mary Lee
For a number of years we had a Senior Social each month at Trinity Presby. Church and I was honored to get to know this fine lady. Always so sweet, kind, beautiful inside and out. She will be missed and you are in our thoughts and prayers. Sarah Migeot
I taught with Sue at Gabe Meyer Elementary from 1985 to 1989. I enjoyed working with her. I could always tell that she cared about her students and that she was a very dedicated teacher. My deepest sympathy to her family.
Dear Tommie Sue : I am so sorry to hear of the passing of your sweet mom. She was such a nice lady and I know you are missing her. You and your family are in my prayers. May God Bless you all.
I absolutely loved Ms. Turner and thought about her numerous times over yhe years!! She taught me 4th grade at Gabe Meyer! I can still hear her reading "Strawberry Girl" and "Cotton in my Sack.'
I well remember your mom being so very sweet. She was a lovely and kind lady!
With prayers ascending-
Tommie Sue,
I am so saddened to learn of your mother's passing. She was a kind, gentle lady, a wonderful mother, and a remarkable teacher. I have many fond memories of times at your house when we were kids. Please know that my thoughts and prayers are with you and your family during this difficult time.
May your family and friends find comfort in knowing you are home with our Lord in Saviour.
A very fine lady. She will be missed.
(Continued from previous entry) "Sam". Her home was beautifully decorated and immaculate. I will never forget the look on her face when she told me stories about her children. She could not be prouder of you, Tommie. Your Mom was such a class act. She was such a gracious hostess. I am so glad that I was able to get to know her. She will be missed greatly by her Trinity Presbyterian Family. You all will continue to be in my thoughts and prayers.
Kindest Regards,
Jen Jacuzzi