Mariana Turner Olson
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Mariana Turner Olson, 72, of Moberly, MO passed away January 28, 2019 at University of Missouri Hospital. Mrs. Olson was born January 13, 1947 in Newport, RI. Beloved mother, sister, friend, and grandmother, Mariana graduated from CSU Long Beach in 1971 with a BA in Sociology. She taught elementary school, was a reading specialist, and taught GED classes at Moberly Area Community College. She loved being a teacher, and was a kind and nurturing lady with a bright smile. She was a skilled seamstress and quilter who enjoyed making things for loved ones.
She was preceded in death by grandfather Dr. Wesley Turner II, grandfather Colonel R.W. Odor, mother Helen Odor Turner, and father Commander Charles Wesley Turner III, who were both second generation residents of Columbia, MO.
Survivors include daughters Arin Olson and Helen Marie Amey, sister Claudia Lynne Turner, brother Charles Wesley Turner IV, granddaughters Amara Amey and Sydni Amey, and son-in-law Patrick Amey.
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To the Amey family and Arin, The Angels are always near those who are grieving, to whisper to them that their loved ones are safe in the Land of God. Eileen Elas Freeman.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you all!!! May you and your family continue to draw closer to each other, to love and comfort one another as you walk through this season. God bless you!
Mariana was one of the gentlest spirits I’ve known, and I knew her most when I was a not so gentle teen and young adult! She had a quiet poise that invited friendship and love, and a quiet determination that let me know when a boundary was drawn. I suspect she had this same effect on her students as on her young sister in law. Her grace and her smile will be the memories I carry with me – along with some deep discussions about women in society, spousal roles, and Christianity. Mare was a proper Scrabble player and great reader and though I hadn’t seen her for decades, the world is a bit emptier knowing she has left us. Heartfelt condolences to the Olson’s, the Amey’s and Turners. May you be comforted in your time of grief. Shalom.
Arin, you’re one of the most giving and kind people I know. I imagine much of that comes from your sweet mom. We’re thinking of you and Helen and hope you have some peace on your heart very soon.
This photo is the Mariana that I (and my friends) loved when we were in high school. It brings a smile to my face, and a tear to my eye.
May she Rest In Peace and the family find joy in telling stores of the good times. ??
Mariana, was a beautiful girl . Remember her well .
May she Rest In Peace