“While watching many Dallas Cowboy Games…. “Run the Damn Ball!!”
Matt loved to hunt and fish and spend time with his family. He was also a “fisher of men”,…leading many to Christ. He is greatly missed and deeply loved.
Life story
Matthew Turner Obituary
MATTHEW AARON TURNER: 1969-2021
Matthew Aaron Turner of Houston,Texas passed away peacefully at MD Anderson on November 18, 2021 at the age of 51.
He was born in Houston Texas on December 16, 1969 to parents Charles and Janice Turner.
Matt was married to Tracy Koronka for 30 years. They were blessed with 2 sons, Joshua Aaron age 17 and Luke Andrew age 13 making their home in Northwest Houston.
Matt graduated from Memorial Hall private school in 1989. Upon graduation he attended TSTI in Waco,Texas earning his Bachelors Degree.
Matt’s career began in the Oil and Gas Industry. He worked in Field Service for Cameron/Schlumberger for many years forming life long friendships. Matt’s knowledge and skills made him a Leader in his Field Service.
Matt’s love for the outdoors fishing and hunting was shared with his Dad, Family and Friends. He passed on this passion to his sons. He made memories to last a lifetime.
He is preceded in death by his grandparents Velma Turner , Walter and Essie Ray., and his Mother in law Pat Bizzell.
He is survived by his wife Tracy; sons Joshua and Luke ; parents Charles and Janice Turner; brother Mark and wife Karen; father-in-law Louis Koronka and wife Bernie; father-in-law Frank Bizzell; sister-in-law Kristy Garza and husband Jesse; brother-in-law Allan White and wife Sheila; Brother-in-law Drew Bizzell along with numerous nephews, nieces, Aunts, Uncles , cousins and precious friends.
It’s hard to believe it will be 2 years this November that you have been gone. Not a single day has gone by that I don’t think of you and miss you dearly. You fought so hard and although I am glad you are no longer suffering, it’s hard without you. My forever love. The boys have grown so much since you’ve been gone. I pray you look out over us each day and stay close if you can. You are forever ♾️ loved and deeply missed.
I know I will see you again one day…. I hold on tight to the thought of that.
Love ❤️ Forever,
Tracy
Zac Brown — my Old Man
This is so you….
My song 🎵 for you❤️
