Baxter H. Turnage Jr. 67, of Memphis, retired president of Confederated Housing Associates, died Monday, March 3, 2003, at St. Francis Hospital.
He was a member and former elder at Second Presbyterian Church, a board member of Presbyterian Day School and Young Life, Air Force veteran and a graduate of the University of Memphis.
Mr. Turnage, the husband of Ann Miller Turnage, also leaves two sons, Scott Maclin Turnage and Andrew Baxter Turnage, both of Memphis; his sister, Betty Raffanti of Nesbit, MS and two brothers, Mark Turnage and Bill Turnage, both of Memphis.
Published in The Commercial Appeal on Wednesday, March 5, 2003
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He was a member and former elder at Second Presbyterian Church, a board member of Presbyterian Day School and Young Life, Air Force veteran and a graduate of the University of Memphis.
Mr. Turnage, the husband of Ann Miller Turnage, also leaves two sons, Scott Maclin Turnage and Andrew Baxter Turnage, both of Memphis; his sister, Betty Raffanti of Nesbit, MS and two brothers, Mark Turnage and Bill Turnage, both of Memphis.
Published in The Commercial Appeal on Wednesday, March 5, 2003
CLICK HERE FOR MEMORIALS OF OTHER 1953 CLASS MEMBERS.
Baxter H. Turnage Jr. 67, of Memphis, retired president of Confederated Housing Associates, died Monday, March 3, 2003, at St. Francis Hospital.
He was a member and former elder at Second Presbyterian Church, a board member of Presbyterian Day School and Young Life, Air Force veteran and a graduate of the University of Memphis.
Mr. Turnage, the husband of Ann Miller Turnage, also leaves two sons, Scott Maclin Turnage and Andrew Baxter Turnage, both of Memphis; his sister, Betty Raffanti of Nesbit, MS and two brothers, Mark Turnage and Bill Turnage, both of Memphis.
Published in The Commercial Appeal on Wednesday, March 5, 2003
CLICK HERE FOR MEMORIALS OF OTHER 1953 CLASS MEMBERS.
He was a member and former elder at Second Presbyterian Church, a board member of Presbyterian Day School and Young Life, Air Force veteran and a graduate of the University of Memphis.
Mr. Turnage, the husband of Ann Miller Turnage, also leaves two sons, Scott Maclin Turnage and Andrew Baxter Turnage, both of Memphis; his sister, Betty Raffanti of Nesbit, MS and two brothers, Mark Turnage and Bill Turnage, both of Memphis.
Published in The Commercial Appeal on Wednesday, March 5, 2003
CLICK HERE FOR MEMORIALS OF OTHER 1953 CLASS MEMBERS.
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