Linda Lou Turner

5/27/1948 - 1/4/2026

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Obituary For Linda Lou Turner

Linda L. Turner, 77, of Kreamer, PA, passed away peacefully surrounded by her family on January 4, 2026. Linda was born on May 27, 1948, in Candor, NY, and was the middle child of Marian (DeWolfe) and Gerald “Bucky” Turner.

A graduate of Candor High School, Linda went on to earn her bachelor’s degree from Dallas Baptist University and her master’s degree from UT Dallas. Linda worked for several companies throughout her career as a human resources manager.

After retiring, Linda dedicated her time and resources to local and national organizations. In memory of her father, a forest ranger, she supported organizations such as the World Wildlife Fund and the National Park Foundation. Locally, Linda served as a mediator and board member for Susquehanna Valley Mediation, was a member and volunteer for the Selinsgrove Area Rotary Club and was an active member of St. Paul’s UCC. Linda enjoyed spending time with family & friends, volunteering, and quilting.

Linda was a devoted mother to her son, Craig, and daughter-in-law, Torri, as well as her two grandchildren, Zach and Jack. Her love, support, and kindness will always be remembered and cherished.

Linda was preceded in death by her parents, Bucky and Marian, and her big sister Elaine Depew. She is survived by her son and daughter-in-law, Craig and Torri Stark, her grandchildren, Zach and Jack, her younger sister and brother-in-law, Donna and Al Vergason, her brother-in-law, Ken Depew, many nieces, nephews and cousins, and her beloved cat, Missy.

Linda requested a graveside service for family in Candor, NY with her cousin, the Rev. Phil Jordan, officiating. Both the service and a local celebration of Linda’s life are being planned for the spring.

The family will provide flowers. Memorial Contributions may be made to Susquehanna Valley Mediation at https://donorbox.org/svm-donations.

Arrangements are under the direction of Visneski Funeral Home, Inc. 42 West Mahoning Street, Danville, PA 17821. www.visneski.com.

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  • 01/07/2026

    My aunt, who loved being called Aunt Lulu, was a remarkable woman—loving, strong, and deeply devoted to the people she cared about. She was always smiling and had a way of making others feel instantly seen and supported. One year, I surprised her while traveling past her way and captured her reaction on video. Her joy in that moment was priceless. When I was told of her passing, I pulled up that video and watched it again, smiling through my tears. It's a moment I'll never forget. She had a beautiful way of making me feel special, and I will always cherish that gift. I'm so grateful for the memories we shared and for the love she gave so freely. I'll miss her deeply, but her joy will stay with me always. My heartfelt condolences to Craig, Torri, Zach, Jack, and Missy the kitty during this difficult time.

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