of Paris, AR
April 13, 1921 - April 11, 2007
Daisy Turner, 85, of Paris, Arkansas died April 11, 2007 in Paris. She was a homemaker and life long member of the Midway Assembly of God Church. Daisy was preceded in death by parents, Vollie and Sallie (Griffith) Mullings, husband, Loyal Turner and a daughter, Reba Turner. She is survived by one son, Joe Brad Turner of Paris, a sister, Dana Dooley of Paris and two grandchildren, Chris and Amy Turner. Pallbearers were Kim Newman, Brandon Newman, Doug Lowe, Dennis Lowe, Russell Wade and Kenny Hunt. Honorary Pallbearer was Jimmy Wade.
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8 Condolence(s)
Carroll Dean and Wendy Dooley
Wednesday, April 18, 2007
Joe Brad I will miss my aunt Daisy and our visits with her. I remember good things of her when I was younger..now a part of my heart is missing too. God speed.
Dorothy(Dotson) Overman
Sunday, April 15, 2007
Dear Joe Brad and family, I am so sorry for the loss of your Mom. As you probably know, all of us thought highly of her. She was always taking care of someone and thinking of others, now she is with God and he is taking care of her. We will miss visiting her when we come to Arkansas. My deepest sympathy to you and the family. sincerely, Dorothy(Dotson)Overman
Dana D Proffer
Sunday, April 15, 2007
Dear Joe Brad and family, I was so sorry to learn of your mother's passing. She was an inspiration to me. I remember her caring for Uncle Vollie in the old farm house; then your dad and Reba Lee. She and my dad, Arlis kept in touch until he passed away. They are all at home now on the beautiful mountain that my family loves so much. May your memories, the love of God, family and friends see you through these difficult times. Love Dana D. Dotson Proffer 6134 Parview Drive SE Grand Rapdis, MI 49546
Mary Freeman
Saturday, April 14, 2007
Joe, I am so sorry about the loss of your mother. It's hard to let them go even though you know she is at peace. The love and memories of her is something you will always have. My sincere sympathy to you and Mary and your family.
Bill and Bonita
Friday, April 13, 2007
Joe Brad, Mary, Chris and Amy, Bill and I want to express our sympathy to you and the rest of the family. We always admired Daisy. She was such a faithful mother and took care of her family well. May God bless you all with strength and comfort in the days to come is our prayer.
Sheri Turner
Friday, April 13, 2007
Miss Daisy would have been 86 years old today, and wanted a party with all the trimmings. A party she did get, and at the feet of Jesus. I loved Daisy, she was a very important person in my life. Missing her is a under statement. I have been blessed by getting to know this lady the way that I did. I will take what I learned from her and use it through out my life. I feel blessed by being able to give her the chance to stay at home, and spend her last days with her family.She will always be in my heart, and memories that I hold very dear to me. Joe Brad, Mary, Chris, Amy, I am at a loss for words, she loved you all. I feel the same loss, and I know it hurts, but we all know how she suffered. Peace be with you all.
Kim Newman
Thursday, April 12, 2007
Daisy was a great care-giver and a much loved aunt. Today, she is receiving her reward in heaven for her faith in God and all the kindness she exihibited to her friends and loved ones while on earth. She was a fantastic country cook and I always loved to eat at her house. I have a lot of great memories of Aunt Daisy.
Paula Turner-Wiley
Thursday, April 12, 2007
Miss Daisy is singing with the Angels today. Joe Brad and family, my thoughts and prayers are with you. Sheri and Lindsey; we can only say Thanks for the loving care you have given Miss Daisy over the years. You have went above and beyond throughout her last years on earth and will be rewrded in heaven. I love you all, Paula