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John Turchi Obituary
He is preceded by his loving wife, Virginia Socia Turchi (2008), his son, James Turchi (2000), his grandson, Bryan Tereman (2018), and his brother Tom Turchi (1972).
He is survived by his children; Sandi Hudson (Anthony) of Morriston, FL; John Turchi (Coleen) of Myrtle Beach, SC; Tom Turchi (Dolores) of Bridgewater, NJ and Dawn Turchi of Flemington, NJ. He leaves behind 10 grandchildren, Matthew Tereman (Danielle), Chris Tereman (Shawna) Jason Hudson, Ryan Turchi (Michelle), Cailyn Turchi (Andy), Jessica, Jimmy and Nicky Turchi, Olivia, Veronica Arena and 5 great grandchildren; Anthony, Ariel, Adalynn, Kinslee and Myla. He will also be missed by his brother Michael and sisters Barbara, Joan and Michelle.
John enjoyed listening to country music while smoking his cigars with a glass of wine. He was an avid Dallas Cowboy fan and also followed Nascar with his favorite driver being Rusty Wallace. He will be missed, but never forgotten by many. He will be cremated at Countryside Funeral Home and wished to not have any services.
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