In loving memory of

T.B. Turner
November 12, 1918 - March 13, 2006

T.B. Turner, age 87, died March 13, 2006 at his home in Webberville. His wife of 69 years Minnie L. Turner was at his bedside. He was born on November 12, 1918 at Turner Farm in Spicewood, Texas to the late Luther A. and Mattie Turner.Survived by his children Willouise Urban L.L., Sandy Massey, Sue Cooper Barry, Tom Turner Beth and Rick Turner Diane, thirteen grandchildren; David Glass Kathie, Brenda LeNorman Terry, Shannon McAdams Allison, Kim McAdams, Michelle McAdams Reggie, Denise Esparza Johnny, Angela Cotton Vincent, Luke Turner Mandy, Crissy Stewart Heath, Blake Turner, Shelby Turner, Stephen Turner Amy and Travis Turner; six step-grandchildren; twenty great grandchildren; nine step-great grandchildren; one great-great- grandchild; sister, Judy Cope; brother, Roy L. Turner and numerous nieces, nephews and friends.A longtime resident of Webberville, he farmed, ranched, and operated a feed store over a span of 60 years. He retired from Travis State School where he worked in maintenance for twelve years. He will be remembered for his strong work ethics and his joy of driving a farm tractor and feeding the cattle. He will be greatly missed by his family and friends. Serving as pallbearers for their Poppa? are grandsons, David Glass, Shannon McAdams, Luke Turner, Stephen Turner, Travis Turner, Blake Turner, and grandsons-in-law Heath Stewart, Vincent Cotton, Terry LeNorman & Johnny Esparza. Honorary pallbearers will be the granddaughters.The family will receive friends 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m., Thursday, March 16, 2006 at Harrell Funeral Home, Austin. Funeral service will be held 2:00 p.m., Friday, March 17, 2006 at Cedar Valley Baptist Church, 1905 F M 969. Rev. Paul Stephens officiating. Interment to follow at the J.J. Manor Cemetery. Guest book and obituary available online at harrellfuneralhomes.com 4435 Frontier Trail Austin, TX 78745 512-443-1366

Tributes

Curtis Marks, Sr wrote on Nov 15, 2006:

"Dear Turner Family, I am sorry to hear of the death of your loved one. I hope this letter find you doing as well as can be expected! Have you ever wondered, is there a remedy for death? If so, what hope is there for the dead? Will we ever see our loved ones again? We can because the Bible makes this promise: "Your dead ones will live...They will rise up." And the Bible also says: "The righteous themselves will possess the earth and they will reside forever upon it."--Isaiah 26:19; Psalm 37:29. We can have real confidence in such promises, because Almighty God has not only the power but also the desire to resurrect persons whom he chooses. Jesus Christ himself said: "Do not marvel at this, because the hour is coming in which all those in the memorial tombs will hear his voice and come out."--Luke 20:37, 38. What a time that will be, to be reunited with our loved ones again be means of a resurrection right here on earth under peaceful righteous conditions! I hope this has helped you some to cope with your lose. Christian Love C. Marks, Sr"

Brenda LeNorman wrote on Mar 17, 2006:

"Poppa, You taught me how to dance when I was just a little girl. During my high school years myself and friends always went dancing where Mur & Poppa went. My proms were more memorable when I ended them by leaving and going to the dance where you were and dancing with my Poppa. I had my family and danced with each one of my boys as they grew up. What wonderful memories. I'll always be dancing with you in memory. Love You, Brenda"

Terry LeNorman wrote on Mar 17, 2006:

"I always liked talking with Poppa about everthing from weather, grass, hay, cattle, work or worldy problems. He is a book of knowledge I enjoyed and we all never really explored. He will be thought of often but never forgotten. Terry"

Ryan LeNorman wrote on Mar 17, 2006:

"Here's to Poppa, the only man that knew every word to fadded love and Fraulein and could listen to his great-grandchildren play both all day long."

Caleb LeNorman wrote on Mar 17, 2006:

"Dear Poppa, I didn't know you very long but I wish it were longer. I have herd more great things about you than anyone else I have ever known. By the stories they tell me you are the kindest man in the world. You seem like a great man and I am sorry I cought you in the greater years of your life. I wish I had had more time to talk to you and get to know you but through the time I did know you it came out to be all the time I needed. With this I find out how truly a great man you were and still are. I hope you guide us well because we all know you are still here with us today and hopefully many more days to come."

Dustin LeNorman wrote on Mar 17, 2006:

"Poppa, I will always charish the memories of your smiling face when Ryan and I played music for you. You will always be in our hearts and never forgotten."

Amy Baxter wrote on Mar 17, 2006:

"I have fond memories of going by the house and watching "Dance Ranch" on CMT with T.B. and picking out the best and worst dancers. He was such a character and always made me laugh."

Angela wrote on Mar 16, 2006:

"I LOVE YOU, PAPA!"

Madison wrote on Mar 16, 2006:

"I LOVE YOU! Madison"

Shelby Turner wrote on Mar 16, 2006:

"papa, i will really miss you! everyone tells me to think of all the good times. i will. i will think of the gold things in my life. i will love you 4-ever."

Sue Cooper wrote on Mar 16, 2006:

"I have so many good memories and the values you taught me will be in my heart forever. I love you so much and will think of you everyday. Your love and kindness over the years is priceless!! Don't worry we will take care of Mom. I love you -- your daughter Sue"