Rodney Turner
January 20, 1973 - November 23, 2022
Obituary
Rodney “Eddie” Edward Turner, 49, of Brownsburg, IN passed away on November 23, 2022. Eddie was born in Peru, IN to Kenneth “Kenny” Turner and Jackie Utter. Eddie was a fork lift operator for The Habegger Corporation for over 20 years. Eddie loved his family and friends with his whole heart. He loved fishing, (especially teaching Nolan how to fish), playing golf, watching IU Basketball, Cubs Baseball, and New England Patriots and Tampa Bay Buccaneers football and playing his guitar. As a Child he loved to go to dog races with his family. Eddie was Nolan's #1 soccer fan Eddie was preceded in death by his mother, Jackie (Givens) Utter, grandparents Jack and Rexenne Givens, grandfather Howard Goshert, and grandfather William Pugh. Eddie was survived by his wife of 23 years Jacquline “Jackie” R. Turner; sons Nolan Turner and Gideon (Angela) Gipson; father and step-mother Kenneth “Kenny” and Vickie Turner; step-father Mark Utter; father Rodney Goshert; sister Chrissy (Greg) Packard; several half-brothers, father and mother-in-law Richard and Sandra Gammon; brother-in-law Richard (Carrie) Gammon; grandmother Gail Pugh; several aunts, uncles, nieces and nephews, cousins; beloved pets Charlie his dog and Happy his bird; close childhood friends Jamie Beauchamp and Jack Groshon.
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Amy
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Ed always used to call me Sis. He said it was because I’m 2 months older than him. It always made me smile. Ed was kind, funny and so proud of his family. He will be deeply missed.
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Jeremy Hodge
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I will miss a lot of things about Ed, his laugh, our talks about football (especially how much better the colts were than the patriots), but I will miss Ed as a human more than all. He loved and cherished his wife and son more than anything on this earth. I know this time is tough, but I also know that you will see each other again one amazing day and I hope the thought of that helps you through the tough times ahead
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Amy
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Ed always used to call me Sis. He said it was because I’m 2 months older than him. It always made me smile. Ed was kind, funny and so proud of his family. He will be deeply missed.
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Jeff
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What a great person to be around and a true friend had a great time working with Ed and meeting his family. My condolences to the family and friends.
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Katie
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Ed was a wonderful friend. We used to do crosswords at lunch and he always treated me like family. Those that were close to him were always considered family. It was truly special. My thoughts and prayers are with you during this time.
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Karie Johnson
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Ed was such a great guy. Always had a smile and kind word for me. He was so excited and proud to show me pictures of your son whenever I saw him. I'm so sorry for your loss and will continue to pray for you and your entire family.