Frances Joyce Turner (29 Aug 1921 - 11 Jan 2026)
Funeral Director
In loving memory of Frances Joyce Turner who sadly passed away on Sunday 11th January 2026 aged 104 years.
Dearly loved wife of the late Bill Turner.
Mum to Susan and Michael,
Mum-in-law to Susen,
Grandma to Jennifer,
and Grandson-in-law Lee.
Loved and cherished by all who knew her.
A very special lady who will never be forgotten.
Funeral service to take place at St Giles Church, West Bridgford on Monday 9th February at 10am.
Donations to St Giles lighting project, may be left on the day or sent care of A W Lymn, West Bridgford.
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I had the privilege of meeting this incredible woman in Cromer. We would enjoy a cup of tea together on the prom with Sue. Joyce was one of those people that I really only got to know at the end of her life, but am so glad that I knew her at any point. Whenever Joyce came to Cromer we always tried to steal a few minutes together. I’ll always remember sitting on the pier and laughing. Just chatting away taking some photos… Sometimes for a short while, but very memorable.
Such a lovely lady who was kind and beautiful to the end.
Forever in my thoughts. xx
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Thank-you Andreas for your kind words, Mum (and myself) truly enjoyed your company whilst in Cromer. When I see you next time we will have a good old reminisce! xx
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To my loving ‘Ma’, may you rest in peace. Thank you for everything you did from the day I was born in September 1948. Michael x
Mum, after a long and full life, it is now time for your gentle rest.
With love and affection from your daughter-in-law, Susen x
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I never had the privilege of meeting her but Sue used to talk about her when we worked together and it felt like I knew her. After I moved a different job seeing Sues post about her mum just made me feel more like I did know her. From their holidays away, trips out or meals it felt like I knew her.
My thoughts are with Sue and her family and I will miss her mum.
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Thank-you for you kind words Paul. She enjoyed hearing me talk about you as well from when we worked together xx
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It was always a privilege to meet your lovely Mother in Cromer. She had so much life in her considering her age. I remember talking to her about her career in shoe shops and how she attributed that work to her long life. I shall always remember her eating fish and chips and having a dubonnet quite late in the evening and then going to the end of the pier show! A remarkable life and an example to all of us. x
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Thank-you for your kind words Heather. We had some fun didn’t we! I will make sure we continue to do so and Mum will still be with us xx
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