Bobbie Faye Prince

I was born Bobbie Faye Turner in Anderson, Texas (Grimes County) to Annie Bell Turner and Emmet James. Year 1935. Month March. Day 24. The second of 11 children.I did what I had to do. Child Care was my Joy. Christ and his Church was my mission. I loved it. Yes, I only had a 2nd grade education and it wasn't complete, but I don't think I missed anything.I was mother of 3. Barbara Jean Turner (Rose), Vicki Lynn Turner and Christopher Carl Turner.On April 27, 1984 I married Franklin Prince. 22 1/2 glorious years we shared great spiritual and happy fruitful life. He preceded me in death as well as my daughter Vicki Lynn.My survivors are brothers Johnnie, Edward Earl and James Lefty Turner. Surviving sisters Annie Jewel, Geraldine, Josie Mae and Shirley Ray. Two brothers, 1 died at birth and Milton and 1 sister Jean preceded me in death.I'm survived by five grandchildren and four great grandchildren. A precious daughter in law and a masterpiece grandson in law.Thank you all for everything. It was a awesome journey and I value every step of it. I loved my family and I cherished my kids and their families. You all made me proud, have fun with your memories. They are plenty.My grandchildren, Christi, Heather, Liz, Christopher, Jr. and Michael. I love you.My Great Grandchildren, Eboniee, Zavier, Tres and Alia, how could one woman be so blessed. You were the icing on the cake. Enjoy the rest of your trip and I'll see you on the other side.Sharon, you are simply the best and you possess a powerful Godly spirit, so proud you let me be your Mom-in-law (smile).Denmar will never know how he blessed this family. He's so patient and wonderful with Christi and she deserves a caring and compassionate husband and they really accommodate each other. I love you Boy!A couple of kids from Louisiana came into my life when I married Frank and moved to California. They are my other children. So precious and so genuine in spirit, Jim and Sharon Rhinehart.Love you all,Bobbie Faye PrinceThese words along with explicit instructions were written by Bobbie F. Prince as she prepared for homegoing.Thank you, Mom, for looking out for us and others even in passing. We love you.Your family.

Bobbie Faye Prince

March 24, 1935 - March 4, 2017