Randy L. Turner

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Randy L. Turner, 60, of Lincoln, passed away on October 31, 2021. Born March 18, 1961, in Lincoln, NE.

He worked as a team leader at Duncan Aviation, member of St. Paul United Church of Christ Osage in Cook, NE, and a member of Star City BACA, Bikers Against Child Abuse. He is a retired veteran of the United States Air Force.

Survivors include his wife, Tami Turner; daughters, Jackie Farmer, Brianna (Adam) Christensen, Amber Allen; son, Steven Allen; granddaughter, Ayra Christensen; parents, Delmer and Geri Niebrugge; sisters, Robin (Dave) Kozisek, Linda (Bryan) Graham; brother, Duane (Denise) Niebrugge.

Preceded in death by his brother, Ricky Turner.

A Memorial Service will be held 2 p.m., Saturday (11-6-21) at Roper & Sons South Lincoln Chapel, 3950 Hohensee Dr., Lincoln, NE. Cremation/No visitation.

Memorial contributions may be directed towards Star City BACA, Bikers Against Child Abuse (https://nebraska.bacaworld.org/star-city-chapter)

Family requests casual attire and masks be worn.

Livestreaming and condolences online at Roperandsons.com.

Memorials

Star City BACA (Bikers Against Child Abuse)

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Services

November6

Memorial Service

2:00 pm

Roper & Sons South Chapel

3950 Hohensee Drive (40th & Yankee Hill)
Lincoln, NE 68516

(402) 261-5907

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July 12, 2022

Randy was my coworker, and subordinate at Homestead AFB, Florida, from the mid 1990’s, to August of 1992. We were responsible for maintaining a 1.5 million unisys mainframe computer. His responsibility was to be in charge of mid shift operations. Due to national security the computer was required to operate 24/7. Randy was very important to me, for he worked alone, and multitasking was crucial to maintain the background operations constantly. Why, in a 10 to 15 minute time frame the computer could overheat if we lost power. Shut down steps were important. Sadly we parted ways when Hurricane Andrew hit Homestead AFB, in August of 1992. Randy came to Florida several years back, but I was unable to meet up with him. Rest in peace, Brother! Until us AMMO troops meet again…..IYAAYAS!!

– Terry Haase

July 4, 2022

Was shocked to learn that Randy passed away. I was stationed with him in Zweibrucken AB, Germany. Nice guy, calm and easy to talk to. I notified the other ammo folks that know him in Zweibrucken. Rest in peace brother!🇺🇸

– G.R. Capati

April 22, 2022

Randy was my team leader at Duncan Aviation for three years. He was a great human being.

– John Lederer

November 9, 2021

This guy always brought a smile to my face and always had time for a chat. One of my favorite customers at the Harley shop.

– Scott Schreiner

November 8, 2021

Such a wonderful guy I had the pleasure of getting to know during my short time with BACA! A fellow Air Force Veteran!!

– Kim Schaefer

November 6, 2021

Dear Tami and family, We are so sorry for your loss. Randy was so kind and fun to be around. I always enjoyed chatting with him at the C store and Deb’s Halloween parties. He was such a warm and charming person. He will be missed. Wishing you peace.

– -With love Nikki and Codah Gatewood

November 6, 2021

Always a Hey Sandy and my reply Hey Randy, I will miss your smile and our chats. I always enjoyed your positive attitude and positive thoughts. I will miss seeing you my Brother Christ until we meet again.

– Sandra Kahn

November 6, 2021

Beautiful service for an amazing man. Our love and deepest condolences to Tami and the family.

– John & Kristy Chism

November 6, 2021

Tami and all, we are so sorry for your loss. Watching Randy’s service from Cozad. Thank you for that. In Sympathy…

– Ann & Tony Smith

November 6, 2021

Randy and Tammy,, We remember that great trip we shared when we went to Brainard in your camper. We had a blast! Also, the time we got to spend together at our wedding. You will never be forgotten. Love you forever!

– Rodney and Tracy

November 6, 2021

To a man who shared his smile with my coworkers and I. Your presence has been missed throughout our store, and has hit some of harder than we thought. Amazing the connection you can build with someone you only see for a few moments a day. May peace be with you, and with your loved ones.

– Sharon V.

November 5, 2021

Randy and Tami were a few of my absolute favorite patrons, and such a delight when I was a bartender. I always looked forward to seeing them, as Randy always could put a smile on anyones face. He is such a kind soul. May he Rest In Peace.