Obituary: Turner, Robert “Bob”

Wed., Nov. 11, 2015

TURNER, Robert “Bob” Forever in Our Hearts Robert “Bob” Turner, a long-time resident of the Spokane, WA area passed away Sunday, October 25th 2015 at the age of 57.

He’s joined his mother Patricia Jones and cousin Doug Kluth.

Bob left behind his only son Robert S. Turner Jr; and grandsons Lane and Tristan.

Bob was a concrete finisher and owned Eagle Concrete for many years.

Bob enjoyed fishing, hunting, golfing and just being outdoors.

He was a loving, caring, honest and genuine father, son, brother, grandfather and friend to many.

Bob served in the US Army, stationed at Fort Lewis, WA, where his son Robert was born.

Bob’s son, daughter-in-law and dear friend are holding a two (2) day benefit where all proceeds will be used to help pay for the cremation and services.

The Lariat Inn in Mead, WA are holding a Dart Tournament and Silent Auction on Sunday, November 15th 2015 at 12pm and a Spaghetti Feed Monday, November 16th 2015 at 6pm.

Both events will be at The Lariat Inn in Mead, WA.

Bob’s Memorial Service will be Sunday, November 22nd 2015 at 12pm at the VFW located at 300 W. Mission Spokane WA 99201.

All who loved and cared for Bob are asked to join his family and friends to Celebrate his Life.

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