Sara Ella Leatherwood Turner passed from this life Saturday, November 8, 2014 after a lengthy illness. She was 74 years old. She was born to Nadine Nunley and Samuel Leatherwood September 3, 1940. Sara had 8 siblings, and is survived by one sister, Linda Clower of Jacksboro; daughters, Frances Aliene Crook and husband Charlie of Brownwood; Donna Charlene Woodman and husband Greg of Garland; son, Kenneth Terry Cox and wife Vickie of Missouri; 10 grandchildren; 18 great grandchildren and 1 great great grandson born on her birthday.
Sara was a very strong willed person with a crazy sense of humor. She loved to work in her yard, fish, camp, dance, collect rocks, sing and cut paper dolls. She loved her family and friends and mostly her grand babies. She was a great person who loved her Lord and loved to talk. She will be deeply missed by all whose life she touched.
Sara was a very strong willed person with a crazy sense of humor. She loved to work in her yard, fish, camp, dance, collect rocks, sing and cut paper dolls. She loved her family and friends and mostly her grand babies. She was a great person who loved her Lord and loved to talk. She will be deeply missed by all whose life she touched.
Sara Ella Leatherwood Turner passed from this life Saturday, November 8, 2014 after a lengthy illness. She was 74 years old. She was born to Nadine Nunley and Samuel Leatherwood September 3, 1940. Sara had 8 siblings, and is survived by one sister, Linda Clower of Jacksboro; daughters, Frances Aliene Crook and husband Charlie of Brownwood; Donna Charlene Woodman and husband Greg of Garland; son, Kenneth Terry Cox and wife Vickie of Missouri; 10 grandchildren; 18 great grandchildren and 1 great great grandson born on her birthday.
Sara was a very strong willed person with a crazy sense of humor. She loved to work in her yard, fish, camp, dance, collect rocks, sing and cut paper dolls. She loved her family and friends and mostly her grand babies. She was a great person who loved her Lord and loved to talk. She will be deeply missed by all whose life she touched.
Sara was a very strong willed person with a crazy sense of humor. She loved to work in her yard, fish, camp, dance, collect rocks, sing and cut paper dolls. She loved her family and friends and mostly her grand babies. She was a great person who loved her Lord and loved to talk. She will be deeply missed by all whose life she touched.
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