Alberta B. Turner

It was 1993 and I attended Central State University. I was required to complete a paper on a psychologist. I read the book "Even The Rat Was White" and ran across the name Dr. Alberta Banner Turner. I was amazed to find that she lived in Columbus, Ohio were I was from. I looked her up, called her and the rest was history. She invited me over to her house. We set and talked for hours. She then became a mentor to me. What an amazing women. To say the least I received an "A" on my paper...

Hi Mom! I met a doppleganger of Kay, just yesterday. You would be amazed!
Peace!
Jackie!

HAPPY 100TH BIRTHDAY!!!!

Alberta Turner, will be so greatly missed! She was my soul sister (evonne's) and so loved. What a special and brilliant lady she was! We could of listened to her forever, all the old tales, and her life! Also, to hear her play the piano, was a true pleasure, as did she ever have talent!! I am sure she is in heaven, playing her music, and sharing her stories of her work in the civil rights movement.
May I add to this, that her son Jack, did the best job caring for his Mom, that I have ever...

Dear Jack,
>
> Such a lovely lady! We are so sorry that we
> didn't see more of her in her last years. However, we still have our memories and the older we get the more important memories are. I've
> forgotten her age, but do remember that she was a tad older than I am.
> I'll be 91 in a few months. We feel very lucky that we had the pleasure of hosting both your mother and father in our home while they were so active.
> She was very lucky to have such a caring, loving son...

Dear Jack and Kay,
There is a hologram of each us, in the consciousness of everyone we touch, that is half us and half them. There is no proof of our existence outside these interference patterns. So we each exist in a different way, to each person we have touched, verifying our beliefs, yet enriching them with another consciouness. I did not know your mother, but she must be a great and beautiful energy to have crafted you. And insofar as we only exist in each others' thoughts anyway,...

Dear Jack, Kay Rita and Family:

Please accept my sincere sympathy for your loss. I have very fond memories of your Mom from childhood, and am so grateful that I got to spend some time with her before she moved to Hawaii. She was an inspiration and positive role model for so many. I hope that your many memories will help you through this difficult time.

Dearest Jack and Kay,

Please accept our deepest condolences to you and your families. After a long wonderful and remarkable life your mother is now at peace.

Dr. Alberta Turner lived a truly vibrant, productive and rewarding life. She was well loved, respected and admired. I'm sure that the wonderful memories and love you shared will help you through this difficult time.

Peace and strength be with you and may God rest her soul. She was a wonderful and very caring...