ZSA ZSA LAVERNE TURNER

Zsa Zsa Laverne Turner, fondly nicknamed "Peaches," passed away on February 17, 2025, in Dallas, Texas, leaving behind a legacy woven with kindness and a spirit that touched many. Born on December 7, 1965, in Shreveport, Louisiana, Zsa Zsa's journey through life was characterized by her unwavering warmth and a heart that truly gave without measure.

A devoted insurance agent for Reliable Life Insurance Company, Zsa Zsa dedicated herself to supporting her clients with expertise and compassion. Her professional pursuits were supplemented by an education centered at the Townview Business and Management Magnet, where she laid the groundwork for a successful career. But beyond her professional accomplishments, it was her gentle demeanor and generous spirit that truly defined her.

Known for her love of playing cards and poker, Zsa Zsa enjoyed the camaraderie and friendly competition that these games fostered, often bringing laughter and joy to her family and friends. Her favorite color, blue, mirrored the depth and tranquility of her personality—colors that evoked peace and harmony in the lives she touched.

Zsa Zsa leaves behind a cherished family, including her sons, Joseph Turner and Zecobie King, who were blessed by her nurturing presence, and three grandchildren, Josiah Dixon Turner, Demaurian Turner, and Joselyn Turner, who will carry her memory forward in their hearts. Her beloved mother, Dorothy Woodert, remains as a source of strength and love, graced with the echoes of Zsa Zsa's kind spirit that will linger for years to come.

Though she is preceded in death by her father, Jessie Pouncy, Zsa Zsa's memory radiates brightly, a beacon of resilience and love in the tapestry of her family’s history.

Friends and family will gather to honor her life and legacy during a viewing on February 23, 2025, from 12:00 PM to 6:00 PM at Golden Gate Funeral Home in Dallas, Texas. Here, stories of her kindness and moments of joy will be shared, ensuring that the light of Zsa Zsa Laverne Turner—ever luminous and generous—will forever inspire those who had the privilege to know her.