San Antonio, Texas
Marion Orville (M.O.) Turner died at home on Aug. 24, 2007. Born the fourth of five sons on Sept. 4, 1923, in Magnolia, Texas, to Mary Ada and Richard Jay Turner, he was 83 years old. As a boy, he was baptized at Calvary Baptist Church, Houston. After attending Houston public schools, Mo served...
Read MoreKathleen, I am so sorry to hear about your father's passing. Having recently lost my mother I know that the passing of a parent is a difficult thing. If I had some words of wisdom I'd write them now. Unfortunately I'm neither wise nor articulate but you have my sympathies.
Your friends John and Patt Robino
John Robino
September 04, 2007 | Sacramento, CA
Tim and Elizabeth,
I was so sorry to have missed reading about your father's passing until today. My sincere sympathies to all of your family on the loss of a great man and father. The entire community and oil business has suffered a terrible loss. However, we are all fortunate that he lived such full and productive life. My condolences.
Steven Pritchard
August 30, 2007 | San Antonio, TX
I love you Granadpa. RIP.
Adam Willoughby
August 30, 2007 | Sacramento, CA
RIP Uncle Mo .
Margaret, wish we could be there, he will be missed. It was always intersting to when I could occasionally engage him in a little online political debate but as he said "some things are best discussed over a cold one on the patio"
Kevin Davis
August 30, 2007 | East Wenatchee, WA
Mo will be greatly missed at Tapatio Springs. I first met him in the fall of 1999 when I started working there and always enjoyed seeing Mo twice a week when came out to play golf. They just don't make very many men like Mo anymore.
Daniel Garza
August 28, 2007 | San Antonio, TX
Margaret and family,
Both Michael and I are very sorry to hear about Mo's passing. We will miss his presence out in the yard. Mo had a very inspiring life. Cherish your memories.
In Sympathy,
Michael and Donna(your neighbors across the street)
Michael and Donna Henry
August 26, 2007 | San Antonio, TX
