ONE OF THE STRONGEST AND SWEETEST PERSON I HAVE EVER MET. 
SO GLAD I GOT TO MEET HER AND TAKE CARE OF HER. PRAYERS WITH THE FAMILY

ASHA

Richard:  This old friend from LaFollette wants to extend my deepest sympathies on your loss.  
Sherry Bartley Wright

Richard...I was so sorry to hear about Nancy's passing.  She was so strong in her long battle against cancer, and I know her positive attitude and faith in God must have served as an inspiration to many.  I'm sorry I did not have the opportunity to know her better...she was always so warm and friendly when we ran into you during your visits to LaFollette.  Please accept my deepest sympathy and know that I am keeping you, your family, and your mother in my thoughts and prayers.

We were previleged to have gone to highschool with Nancy. Our prayers are with you in your loss.

First Baptist Church LaFollette would like to express their deepest condolences to the Richard Turney, Louise Turney and family. Please let us know if we can be of any help or service to you during this difficult time.

So very sorry for your loss. Praying you will find comfort and feel the arms of our Lord around you. Loved seeing Nancy with Mrs. Turney when you all came to visit First Baptist LaFollette. She was a beautiful person.

I am blessed having known such a wonderful woman of God. Even in her suffereing, her love for Christ and abiltity to be a light for all of us fighting cancer always amazed me. She will be missed.

I remember Nancy so well, as she was our neighbor when we lived on Trammel Road many years ago. Our prayers go out to her family and all friends who loved her. Louise and Carl Robinson

Nancy was an Angel that walked the earth in human form. Regardless of her problems, you were always first. Most people did not know she was sick because of her positive outlook and contagious smile. You might have called or visited to comfort her but you were the one blessed by the time you left.
She loved God and believed that everyone who came in to her life was a gift. She loved people and she loved life. Nancy was such a blessing to me and anyone else who came into her life. She was an Earth Angel that now has her heavenly wings.

An amazing woman.  Rest in peace...and out of suffering....sweet Nancy. 

Jim Adams and Tina Callison

Nancy was a loving caring person. I was taught a lot by her and she was like a second mom. She was always easy to talk to and listen to your problems. Thank you for being there Nancy. We love you, miss you, and will always remember you.

Richard,
So sorry to hear about Nancy.  GOD's Grace and Mercy are plentiful in life's hard times.  My prayer is that you will experience that Grace and Mercy to the fullest during your loss.

I was so sorry to hear of Nancy's passing.  She was such a positive and loving lady.  I know that she will be missed by all who loved her.  My thoughts and prayers are with Dick and the family.

Nancy was a patient where I worked for a while.  She always had a smile on her face and was so kind.  She was special.

Nancy was so tremendously inspiring, a true role model for anyone wanting to grow in their faith in Christ, for anyone wanting to know and follow God's will, for anyone wanting to live the Spirit-filled life. Her faith has truly become sight now, and we rejoice in that fact.

Cathy and I are saddened to learn of the passing of Nancy but rejoice in knowing she is going to a better place where there is no more suffering.  Nancy was truly inspirational and spread the most uplifting, optimistic spirit of anyone we have ever known.  Our love and condolences to Richard and the family.  May God grant you peace in knowing she is in  a better place and we will see her again.

To the family of sweet Nancy Turner.  I had the pleasure of working with Nancy when she worked for Weight Watchers of the Mid South in Memphis, Tennessee.

She was such a pleasure to know, she saw the good in everything and every
body.

My heart goes out to you and your family for such a loss.

May God see over you through this rough time.

Beverly Rutherford

Nancy was the kindest, dearest, most Godly woman I've ever known.  I've always said I want to be Nancy when I grow up.  She reached out to me in love and friendship when I moved to a new city and didn't know anyone.  She has listened to me and prayed with me, cried with me and rejoiced with me.  I will miss her so much - but I know I'll see her again one day!  Love you, Sweet Friend!!

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Nancy P. Turney

February 26, 1944 – April 21, 2013

Chattanooga Funeral Home, Crematory & Florist-East Brainerd Chapel

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