Aaron Alexander

Turner

Mr. Aaron Alexander Turner (affectionately known as "Alex") was born November 16, 1987 in Gadsden, Alabama to his parents Aaron and Geralene Turner. Alex grew up in a loving  and God-fearing home. He confessed Christ at a young age.

Alex graduated from Etowah High School May 2006 in Attalla, Alabama. Shortly after graduation, he attended Gadsden Community College and started his career at AT&T as a cell tower technician. He was always curious at a very young age and was most known for his loving kind heart, his jovial spirit, and his great communication skills. He was one of the smartest kids in his class. He was a master of trading on the stock market. His love and compassion for people were well-known throughout the community.

Alex joined Original Grace Bibleway Church of Our Lord Jesus Christ, under the leadership of his father, Bishop Aaron Turner. Alex loved church as a little boy and Sunday School was a treat for him.

Alex's body transitioned, yet his spirit lives on. Surrounded by his loving family he was called home at Riverview Hospital on Wednesday June 9, 2021. Alex is now joined in Heaven with his loving grandparents, Mr. Leroy & Lillie Turner and Mr.Jerry Byers.

Those left to cherish his wonderful life of 33 years: loving, devoted father and mother: Aaron and Geralene Turner of Gadsden, Alabama; grandparents: Percy and Ruby Davis of Rainbow City, Alabama; siblings: brother: Carnell (Evan) Williams of Auburn, Alabama, and sisters: Ericia (William) Graves of Birmingham, Alabama, and Breanicia Turner of Rainbow City, Alabama; aunts: Lourie (Joseph) Pelham of Powder Springs, Georgia, and Doris J. Turner and Annette (Andrew) Gladney, both of Atlanta, Georgia; uncles: Gregory (Cynthia) Turner of Talladega, Alabama, and Dwayne (Victoria) Byers and Percy Davis, Jr., both of Gadsden, Alabama, Derek (Mona) Davis of Birmingham, Alabama, and Gary (Evelyn) Byers of Mobile, Alabama; niece: Willa Graves; nephews: William Graves, Jr., and Cole and Cuinn Williams; special cousin: Chasity Byers; a host of great-aunts and uncles, as well as other relatives; and many special friends.