Mrs.Cora Lee Turner age 95 of Alpharetta, passed away Monday, February 13,2006 at North Fulton Hospital. Funeral services are scheduled for 1:00 p.m. Thursday, February 16,2006 at the New Home Baptist Church with the Rev. Calvin Grogan, Rev. Gene Bruce and Rev.Amos Pruitt officiating, Interment will follow in the church cemetery.Mrs Turner was a homemaker and member of New Home Baptist Church.
Survivors include her son, Jerry Turner of Danielsville; daughters, Lois Stephens of Woodstock, Jessie Mae Knight of Alpharetta, Janice Frady of Alpharetta and Judy Chance of Alpharetta; sisters, Martha Jackson of Suwanne and Ethel Gravitt of Smyrna; 79 grandchildren and a host of great grandchildren and great great grandchildren also survive. Sosebee Funeral, Canton is in charge of arrangements.
Blessed Are They
Blessed are they who understand
My faltering step and nervous hand.
Blessed are they who know that my ears
Today must strain to catch the things they say
Blessed are they who seem to know
That my eyes are dim and my wits are slow.
Blessed are they who look away
When my coffee spilled at the table today.
Blessed are they with a cheery smile
Who stopped to chat for awhile.
Blessed are they who never say
‘you told that story twice today.'
Blessed are they who know the ways
To bring back memories of yesterdays.
Blessed are they who know I'm at a loss.
To find the strength to carry my cross.
Blessed are they who ease the days
On my journey home in loving ways.
Author Unknown
Please stop by and visit my husband.
JACK TURNER
Survivors include her son, Jerry Turner of Danielsville; daughters, Lois Stephens of Woodstock, Jessie Mae Knight of Alpharetta, Janice Frady of Alpharetta and Judy Chance of Alpharetta; sisters, Martha Jackson of Suwanne and Ethel Gravitt of Smyrna; 79 grandchildren and a host of great grandchildren and great great grandchildren also survive. Sosebee Funeral, Canton is in charge of arrangements.
Blessed Are They
Blessed are they who understand
My faltering step and nervous hand.
Blessed are they who know that my ears
Today must strain to catch the things they say
Blessed are they who seem to know
That my eyes are dim and my wits are slow.
Blessed are they who look away
When my coffee spilled at the table today.
Blessed are they with a cheery smile
Who stopped to chat for awhile.
Blessed are they who never say
‘you told that story twice today.'
Blessed are they who know the ways
To bring back memories of yesterdays.
Blessed are they who know I'm at a loss.
To find the strength to carry my cross.
Blessed are they who ease the days
On my journey home in loving ways.
Author Unknown
Please stop by and visit my husband.
JACK TURNER
Mrs.Cora Lee Turner age 95 of Alpharetta, passed away Monday, February 13,2006 at North Fulton Hospital. Funeral services are scheduled for 1:00 p.m. Thursday, February 16,2006 at the New Home Baptist Church with the Rev. Calvin Grogan, Rev. Gene Bruce and Rev.Amos Pruitt officiating, Interment will follow in the church cemetery.Mrs Turner was a homemaker and member of New Home Baptist Church.
Survivors include her son, Jerry Turner of Danielsville; daughters, Lois Stephens of Woodstock, Jessie Mae Knight of Alpharetta, Janice Frady of Alpharetta and Judy Chance of Alpharetta; sisters, Martha Jackson of Suwanne and Ethel Gravitt of Smyrna; 79 grandchildren and a host of great grandchildren and great great grandchildren also survive. Sosebee Funeral, Canton is in charge of arrangements.
Blessed Are They
Blessed are they who understand
My faltering step and nervous hand.
Blessed are they who know that my ears
Today must strain to catch the things they say
Blessed are they who seem to know
That my eyes are dim and my wits are slow.
Blessed are they who look away
When my coffee spilled at the table today.
Blessed are they with a cheery smile
Who stopped to chat for awhile.
Blessed are they who never say
‘you told that story twice today.'
Blessed are they who know the ways
To bring back memories of yesterdays.
Blessed are they who know I'm at a loss.
To find the strength to carry my cross.
Blessed are they who ease the days
On my journey home in loving ways.
Author Unknown
Please stop by and visit my husband.
JACK TURNER
Survivors include her son, Jerry Turner of Danielsville; daughters, Lois Stephens of Woodstock, Jessie Mae Knight of Alpharetta, Janice Frady of Alpharetta and Judy Chance of Alpharetta; sisters, Martha Jackson of Suwanne and Ethel Gravitt of Smyrna; 79 grandchildren and a host of great grandchildren and great great grandchildren also survive. Sosebee Funeral, Canton is in charge of arrangements.
Blessed Are They
Blessed are they who understand
My faltering step and nervous hand.
Blessed are they who know that my ears
Today must strain to catch the things they say
Blessed are they who seem to know
That my eyes are dim and my wits are slow.
Blessed are they who look away
When my coffee spilled at the table today.
Blessed are they with a cheery smile
Who stopped to chat for awhile.
Blessed are they who never say
‘you told that story twice today.'
Blessed are they who know the ways
To bring back memories of yesterdays.
Blessed are they who know I'm at a loss.
To find the strength to carry my cross.
Blessed are they who ease the days
On my journey home in loving ways.
Author Unknown
Please stop by and visit my husband.
JACK TURNER
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