Birth date: Jan 1, 1948 Death date: Aug 4, 2015
Harold W. Turner, 67, beloved husband, father, friend and super fan, was born January 1st, 1948, in Independence, Ks to Mr. and Mrs. Harold and Ruby Turner. At the age of 4 when his mother died, his grandmother Grace Turner raised Read Obituary
So sorry to hear of Harold's passing. I worked with him years ago at the Tribune, and had the pleasure of playing softball with him and others in the Tribune family as well. What a smile! What a guy. Heartfelt condolences to his family. -- Jim Cook
Harold was truly a good man. He will be missed. Thoughts and prayers to the family.
Harold , as a Security Guard at NCC you will truly be missed, may God Bless you always the Lord has a chair waiting just for you. Buzz Godinez
I will always remember Harold always had a smile and greeting whenever I saw him. I remember rooting for the Raiders in the Super Bowl once at the Tioga. RIP Harold, you are ni longer in pain. I will miss seeing you at Walmart. Prayers for Sandy and his family.
Harold was such a sweet person. He always had a smile and a pleasant greeting. What a true blessing from God! Our prayers are with Sandy and the Turner family. Jerry and Kathy Williams.
Harold and Sandy where some if my favorite customers/people at KFC! I always loved seeing them come in! Always a smile on their faces and always made you feel so much better! He will be missed! After all these years I still remember them both! Prayers for Sandy and her family! Seems funny to call them by their names! I always referred to them as Mr. and Mrs. Turner!
May God continue to bless you Turner family in your time of bereavement, accept our prayers and condolences. Although I was unable to attend services today my memories of "T" and his mentorship during my summer time visits will always be cherished and remembered. Sandy, my love is with you and your family always...Minister Dana McPherson.
I never knew Harold closely but that was not necessary to consider him a "dear friend". ALWAYS smiling----wish the world had more "Harolds" like him---be a better place to live today. And when you saw him with family, his love for them just oozed from him too.
I know I am a better person for having known, shook hands and hugged Harold Turner!
God Bless his family!!! We all know he is in the best of comforting arms now.
Casey Casebolt
Class of 1961 CHS---Class of 1963 Chanute Juco
Shawnee, Kansas
