Kimberly Turner, 44, of Van Buren, AR passed away on Tuesday, November 15th at Mercy Medical Center.
Kimberly was born on April 27th, 1972 in Fort Smith, AR. She was the daughter of Sue Hay and Don and Dorothy Brown.
She loved her family, her job, her friends, and her spontaneous, adventurous life with her husband, Allen Turner. Kimberly was an inspiration to all who knew her. In 2000, she was diagnosed with a rare form of liver cancer. She received a liver transplant in 2001. On and off during the last 15 years she battled cancer and came out victorious. Cancer did not define her life, instead she used her battles as a reminder that life is precious and each moment should be treasured. Cancer may have taken her from us, but her bright spirit and endless memories will forever live in our hearts.
Kimberly is survived by her husband, Allen Turner of Van Buren, AR, her parents, Sue Hay of Alma, AR and Don and Dorothy Brown of Fort Smith, mother in law and father in law, George and Lavelle Turner of Van Buren, 3 daughters, Brittaney Taylor of Van Buren, Brooklynn Shelton of Van Buren, and Aja Burns of Pocola, OK, 1 son, Austin Turner of Van Buren, and 4 grandsons, Joshua, Ethan, and Bryson Taylor of Van Buren and Carson Kennedy of Van Buren.
A memorial service will be held on Tuesday, November 22nd at 2pm at Catcher Freewill Baptist Church. The address is 2434 Catcher Rd Van Buren, AR. Everyone is welcome to attend. The Service will be a celebration of life and the family would like anyone touched by Kim Turner to please share a memory while in attendance.
Kimberly was born on April 27th, 1972 in Fort Smith, AR. She was the daughter of Sue Hay and Don and Dorothy Brown.
She loved her family, her job, her friends, and her spontaneous, adventurous life with her husband, Allen Turner. Kimberly was an inspiration to all who knew her. In 2000, she was diagnosed with a rare form of liver cancer. She received a liver transplant in 2001. On and off during the last 15 years she battled cancer and came out victorious. Cancer did not define her life, instead she used her battles as a reminder that life is precious and each moment should be treasured. Cancer may have taken her from us, but her bright spirit and endless memories will forever live in our hearts.
Kimberly is survived by her husband, Allen Turner of Van Buren, AR, her parents, Sue Hay of Alma, AR and Don and Dorothy Brown of Fort Smith, mother in law and father in law, George and Lavelle Turner of Van Buren, 3 daughters, Brittaney Taylor of Van Buren, Brooklynn Shelton of Van Buren, and Aja Burns of Pocola, OK, 1 son, Austin Turner of Van Buren, and 4 grandsons, Joshua, Ethan, and Bryson Taylor of Van Buren and Carson Kennedy of Van Buren.
A memorial service will be held on Tuesday, November 22nd at 2pm at Catcher Freewill Baptist Church. The address is 2434 Catcher Rd Van Buren, AR. Everyone is welcome to attend. The Service will be a celebration of life and the family would like anyone touched by Kim Turner to please share a memory while in attendance.
Kimberly Turner, 44, of Van Buren, AR passed away on Tuesday, November 15th at Mercy Medical Center.
Kimberly was born on April 27th, 1972 in Fort Smith, AR. She was the daughter of Sue Hay and Don and Dorothy Brown.
She loved her family, her job, her friends, and her spontaneous, adventurous life with her husband, Allen Turner. Kimberly was an inspiration to all who knew her. In 2000, she was diagnosed with a rare form of liver cancer. She received a liver transplant in 2001. On and off during the last 15 years she battled cancer and came out victorious. Cancer did not define her life, instead she used her battles as a reminder that life is precious and each moment should be treasured. Cancer may have taken her from us, but her bright spirit and endless memories will forever live in our hearts.
Kimberly is survived by her husband, Allen Turner of Van Buren, AR, her parents, Sue Hay of Alma, AR and Don and Dorothy Brown of Fort Smith, mother in law and father in law, George and Lavelle Turner of Van Buren, 3 daughters, Brittaney Taylor of Van Buren, Brooklynn Shelton of Van Buren, and Aja Burns of Pocola, OK, 1 son, Austin Turner of Van Buren, and 4 grandsons, Joshua, Ethan, and Bryson Taylor of Van Buren and Carson Kennedy of Van Buren.
A memorial service will be held on Tuesday, November 22nd at 2pm at Catcher Freewill Baptist Church. The address is 2434 Catcher Rd Van Buren, AR. Everyone is welcome to attend. The Service will be a celebration of life and the family would like anyone touched by Kim Turner to please share a memory while in attendance.
Kimberly was born on April 27th, 1972 in Fort Smith, AR. She was the daughter of Sue Hay and Don and Dorothy Brown.
She loved her family, her job, her friends, and her spontaneous, adventurous life with her husband, Allen Turner. Kimberly was an inspiration to all who knew her. In 2000, she was diagnosed with a rare form of liver cancer. She received a liver transplant in 2001. On and off during the last 15 years she battled cancer and came out victorious. Cancer did not define her life, instead she used her battles as a reminder that life is precious and each moment should be treasured. Cancer may have taken her from us, but her bright spirit and endless memories will forever live in our hearts.
Kimberly is survived by her husband, Allen Turner of Van Buren, AR, her parents, Sue Hay of Alma, AR and Don and Dorothy Brown of Fort Smith, mother in law and father in law, George and Lavelle Turner of Van Buren, 3 daughters, Brittaney Taylor of Van Buren, Brooklynn Shelton of Van Buren, and Aja Burns of Pocola, OK, 1 son, Austin Turner of Van Buren, and 4 grandsons, Joshua, Ethan, and Bryson Taylor of Van Buren and Carson Kennedy of Van Buren.
A memorial service will be held on Tuesday, November 22nd at 2pm at Catcher Freewill Baptist Church. The address is 2434 Catcher Rd Van Buren, AR. Everyone is welcome to attend. The Service will be a celebration of life and the family would like anyone touched by Kim Turner to please share a memory while in attendance.
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