Lawrence W. Turske, born in Cleveland, Ohio, now a resident of Broadview Hts., Ohio, died Thursday, March 23 at the Hospice of the Western Reserve.
He was an Electronic Technician for 23+ years at N.A.S.A., and served in the U.S. Army.
He was the beloved father of Michele Norton (Daniel) of Bath, Ohio and Jill of Norton, Ohio; loving grandpa of Danielle and Michaela Norton; brother of Walter W. Turske III, Janet Brenders, and Timothy Turske (Vicky); son of the late Doris L. (nee Stitz) and Walter W. Turske, Jr.; and uncle of 11.
Memorial service Saturday, April 1 at 6 p.m. at BAKER-OSINSKI-KENSINGER FUNERAL HOME, 206 FRONT ST., BEREA, OHIO, where friends may call SATURDAY, 3 to 6 p.m.
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Karen Warren
April 2, 2006
To the family of Larry Turske, I am sorry it has taken me a while to write this but I was not sure if I had the right person. I knew Larry a long time ago from Parents Without Partners. He was always so helpful to those who were going through a bad time. I will never forget some of the parties he had for us at his house. He was always such a warm and caring person and so fun loving. Over the years, we have lost touch but his memory still lingers as a really great guy. I don't know the circumstances of his death so I will pray that he is at peace now and that you will smile in his memory as I will.
Pauline Kostranchuk - Skabar
April 1, 2006
Michele and Jill, You girls and the grandkids were so lucky to have such a loving Dad and Grandpa.
I met Larry in 1976 at a PWP meeting and worked at NASA the same time he did. We had alot of fun boating and just hanging out. I will miss him. He was a very gentleman.
Teresa Kline
April 1, 2006
My condolences to the family. I worked with Larry in the test cells at NASA, and he certainly kept the place lively! He will be sorely missed.
Lisa Metz
March 31, 2006
My deapest sympathy to Larry's family.I knew Larry through his daughter Michele, He will be missed by many.I would just get a kick out of him ,with Danielle.He loved her so much ,and was such a great grandpa.My prayers are with you all.
Lisa Metz
Larry's sister Janet
March 31, 2006
Thank you for your condolence entries. Our family is touched by your thoughtfulness.
Larry will be missed deeply by all his family members, but are relieved that he is at peace.
Mary Cruz
March 29, 2006
Please accept my deepest sympathy and condolences on the loss of your father, grandfather, brother and son. Larry was a wonderful person who was always making people smile with his jokes, puns, and stunts. He was a really nice guy, and he will be missed very much. He and you are in my prayers. God bless.
Mary Cruz (Al Studnicka's sister)
Liz McQuaid
March 27, 2006
So sorry for your loss. I knew Larry from NASA, but I cannot attend on Saturday. My praywer are with his family.
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