Ocie C. Turner

March 11, 1937 - March 2, 2023

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Ocie Camble Turner, a loving husband and father was born March 11, 1937 in Idabel, Oklahoma to Jessie Mae and Earl Turner. He was the only son of their four children. He received his education from Booker T. Washington High School. Shortly afterwards, he came to Seattle and married Marjorie on August 3, 1957.

He trained, attended school and later worked at Boeing. During the last 20 years of his 42 years there, he was a supervisor.

Ocie joined Peoples Institutional Baptist Church and was baptized by the Rev. Dr. Fountain Penick, later became a deacon under the pastorage of Rev. E.W. Bratton. He sang in the male chorus, attended Sunday School and was the manager in charge of the kitchen remodeling. He was a faithful member until he became stricken a few years ago.

Ocie loved Seattle sports, Western movies, and traveling all over the world. He loved planning trips for him and his wife to enjoy.

Ocie passed away peacefully in his sleep on March 2, 2023 with his wife Marjorie beside him.

Ocie is preceded in death by his children Ronnie and Cheryl.

He is survived by his wife Marjorie, his daughter LaRayne, his son Carlton (Loretta), granddaughters Christina and Cathleen, great-granddaughter Milaya, sisters Eddie Mae Turner of Boise, ID and Earlene Smith of Balch Springs, TX and many cousins and friends.

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Lonnie n Dorothy Williams
Lonnie n Dorothy Williams
1 year ago

We will miss you. You were a wonderful husband to my sis in law and loving dad to your 4 children.

Shirley Smith-Rijvers
Shirley Smith-Rijvers
1 year ago

MY UNCLE OCIE WILL BE DEEPLY BE MISSED BUT HE WILL NEVER BE FORGOTTON
SO HE CAN REST EASY NOW WE LOVE YOU ALWAYS

Barbara Harris-Grayson
Barbara Harris-Grayson
1 year ago

I’ve known Mr. Turner since I was a child. He and his wife were always so nice to me. His daughter LaRayne has been my dear friend since childhood. His father-in-law, the late Rev. B. J. Jones was my pastor when I was growing up in Idabel. Mr. Turner was well respected by the people from Idabel who knew him. This great man of God will be missed by many. He definitely will be missed at the school reunions in Idabel. RIP Mr. Turner. We’ll see you on the other side.

Doll Hewitt Richardson's family
Doll Hewitt Richardson's family
1 year ago

Our heartfelt condolences. Ocie & Marjorie! We did not say one name without the other. Whatever the situation/request, the two (as one) were always on hand, supporting the “Hewitt” family needs. May Ocie’s soul rest in peace & rise in glory.

Margaret Hampton
Margaret Hampton
1 year ago

My sincere condolences to the Turner family.