Edward Beaumont Turner
Age 82, Passed away May 12, 2020. Edward is survived by his loving wife of more than 60 years, Phyllis Turner, brother Tom (Reva) Turner, two sons, James Turner (Rick), Ron Turner, daughter Shirley (Neal) Beshel; grandchildren Jennifer (Richard) Hatley; Megan Anderson, Nicholas (Helen) Beshel, Benjamin Beshel, Brad Beshel, Andrew Turner, Zachary Turner and great-granddaughter’s Blaire Turner, Nora and Harper Beshel, dear sister-in-laws Ethel Hutson; Shirley Orr and Patricia Hiatt as well many nieces, nephews and cousins. He was preceded in death by loving daughter Kimberly Turner-Wilhelm, parents Beaumont and Beatrice Turner, brothers Hal (Joan) Turner and Richard Turner. Ed loved life with family and friends and had a passion for music and sharing it with everyone he knew. He was a proud American and his service as a paratrooper in the 11th Airborne Division in the United States Army. He is loved by everyone who knew him and will be forever missed.
Private Service: Visitors will be by invitation due to COVID-19 (maximum gathering of 10 people at a time) between 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. on Saturday, May 16, 2020. If you would like to pay your respects, please contact family. In lieu of flowers, donate to www.mpnresearchfoundation.org.
Ed was a very kind man. He loved his wife dearly. He had so much love for his children. We are proud to call him friend and a wonderful neighbor. Rest in the peace of the Lord dear friend.
Ed was a very kind man. He loved his wife dearly. He had so much love for his children. We are proud to call him friend and a wonderful neighbor. Rest in the peace of the Lord dear friend.
So sorry for your loss. Uncle Ed will be missed by all of us.
So sorry for your loss. Uncle Ed will be missed by all of us.
May God bless and comfort you, Phyllis, and all of Ed’s family, with fond memories of him. Please accept our sympathy and condolences as you grieve your husband, father, grandfather, relative, and friend.
Our paths crossed just a few times, though significant ones, through the years, but we knew him best through Shirley’s love for her Dad.
with love and prayers,
Cathy and Al Beshel
May God bless and comfort you, Phyllis, and all of Ed’s family, with fond memories of him. Please accept our sympathy and condolences as you grieve your husband, father, grandfather, relative, and friend.
Our paths crossed just a few times, though significant ones, through the years, but we knew him best through Shirley’s love for her Dad.
with love and prayers,
Cathy and Al Beshel