From the Old English name Hope
Meaning: "Hope"
Her future is all up to her
She is proud of her family and friends
Her personality shines, everywhere she goes
She is truly one of a kind
Tends to have sufficient energy at all times
Has a great memory, never forgets a thing
She can make the impossible, possible
She has a heart of gold.

Hope descended from heaven at 5:41pm on August 24, 1989 at Tallahassee Memorial Hospital. Henry William Turner Jr and Nadine Riley Turner (now deceased) were the proud parents who named her Hope Elizabeth Turner. Her name symbolizes all that she brought to her friends and family during her time here on the earthly plane. In 2007, Hope graduated from Lincoln High School in Tallahassee, Florida and served as Student Body President her senior year. Hope attended Florida A&M University where she pursued a degree in Graphic Design. While attending college, Hope was an active member in several organization and also volunteered for Successful Young Men & Women at Griffin Middle School, Graphic Arts Club, Student Government, Freshman Cabinet & Senior Cabinet, National Council of Negro Women, Habitat for Humanity, and served as Miss 1932 for Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Inc. the Upsilon Psi Chapter at Florida A&M University.

From the years 2008 - 2014, Hope worked at Springhill Suites by Marriott, Courtyard by Marriott, and Residence Inn by Marriott in Tallahassee, FL. The hospitality industry allowed for her genuineness and her care for others to truly radiate. Hope never hesitated in following her dreams and was selected to join the Walt Disney World internship program in Orlando, FL in 2013 where she created magical moments for children, family, and friends.

Seeking a change of pace and adventure Hope moved to Houston, Tx to continue to work in this hotel industry. Taking a leap of faith she applied and was hired at Southwest Airlines as a flight attendant. Southwest Airlines provided Hope the opportunity to take her journey and adventures to new heights, travel the world, and access to spontaneous visits to all her loved ones. Hope was a people person who took great pride at building personal relationship and fostering life-long memories. Hope ensured she maximized every opportunity to live and pursue her best life. Even up to the last month of her life, she coordinated and executed a trip to Jamaica for her 30 years of life celebration with an emphasis in celebration friendship and sisterhood.

Hope continues her legacy: through her niece, London Riley Turner. The relationship between Hope and London was similar to that of a mother/daughter relationship. Hope ensured that there wasn't any obstacle that would hinder providing London with the best care and TiTi relationship. Also, survived by her father, Henry William Turner Jr. (Celestine Turner) of Tallahassee, FL; brother, Henry "William" Turner III (Krisjana Turner) of Atlanta, GA; her step bother, Justin Turner of Wildwood, FL; her step sister, Melody Rawling of Eustis; her uncles, Bernard White of Lakeland, FL, Bruce Stewart of Lakeland, FL, Antonio Turner of Hamburg, Germany; her aunties, Patricia Turner of Lakeland, FL, Voncille Pinkston of Mulberry, FL, Ruth Neeley of Bartow, FL, Eva Turner of Chicago, IL, Linda Williams of Melbourne, FL; her godparents, Michael and Juanita Moore of Tallahassee, FL, Albert & Francine Parker of Jacksonville, FL, Corrie Roberts of Miami, FL; her godsisters (One of Best Friend), Whitney Moore-Smith of Orlando, FL and Crystal Moore-Mitchell of Dallas, Tx; Godchildren Jaidyn Dixon, DeMaris Bunion, Deawndrai Bunion, King-Jahkei Lewis-Ball, and Earth Lewis-Ball and others, and a host of cousins, and countless friends and admirers.