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314 The North Carolina Annual <strong>Conference</strong> – <strong>2012</strong> <strong>Journal</strong><br />

and Jackie Caviness of Siler City, <strong>NC</strong>, his brother-in-law, Jamie (Sally) of Greenville, <strong>NC</strong>,<br />

sister-in-law Joan (Scot) of Raleigh, <strong>NC</strong>. He will forever be remembered and loved by his<br />

wife, children and a host of nieces, nephews, aunts, uncles, and cousins.<br />

Robert’s very young children want to say that they have not only lost their father but they<br />

have also lost their best friend and they want to say that if their father cannot be with them,<br />

they are happy he can be with Jesus.<br />

Corabob S. Turnage<br />

1917 - <strong>2012</strong><br />

Corabob Smith Turnage, 94, died February 25, <strong>2012</strong> in Ponca<br />

City, Oklahoma, at the home of her daughter and son-in-law.<br />

Born July 15, 1917, she was the only daughter of the late Cora<br />

Hart and Robert Williams Smith.<br />

She was preceded in death by her husband, Rev. Roy L. Turnage,<br />

Jr. on April 26, 2001, and her four brothers, Larry, Kirby, Ralph,<br />

and Gene Smith.<br />

Corabob graduated from Ayden Public Schools in 1934 and from ECTC (now ECU) in<br />

1938 with a degree in Primary Education.<br />

On December 31, 1939, Corabob married her favorite boyfriend, Roy. She served as a<br />

church musician, playing the organ and piano for over seventy years. During this time she<br />

played for countless weddings, funerals and special occasions. She was organist for Farmer<br />

Funeral Service for over thirty years as well as area churches. She was past Worthy Matron<br />

of the Eastern Star and was awarded a Life Member certificate in recognition of fifty years<br />

membership in 1998. Corabob was a member of the Ayden United Methodist Church and<br />

the United Methodist Women. She is remembered as a wonderful help-mate to her husband<br />

who served as pastor for Holy Trinity United Methodist Church in Greenville and Salem<br />

United Methodist Church in Goldsboro.<br />

Corabob’s greatest loves were her Faith, family, friends and music. She never missed an<br />

opportunity to say she loved them and ended every call with, “I love you. I love you all”.<br />

Corabob is survived by her five faithful and devoted children; a son, Rob Roy Turnage and<br />

wife, Sue, of Carolina Beach, four daughters, Carolyn Rouse and husband, Ray, of Ayden,<br />

Bonnie Warner and husband, Dave, of Carolina Beach, Hart Smith and husband, Dawson, of<br />

Ponca City, OK., Jeanne Taylor and husband, Russ, of Greenville.<br />

Nine grandchildren, who affectionately called her Bob; Wendy Stroud and husband, Jon, of<br />

Mount Pleasant, SC., Christy Goodson and husband, Cord, of Winterville, Bonnie Jeanne<br />

Berg and husband, Stevie, of Winnabow, Carl Rouse and wife, Denise, of Winterville, Tracy<br />

Herdemian of Carolina Beach, Dava Vandall and husband, Chris, of Carolina Beach, Robyn<br />

Hogan and husband, Bruce of Bahama, Lindsay Haddock and husband, Bryan, of Greenville<br />

and Will Taylor of Greenville.<br />

Eleven great grands; Hannah and Abby Stroud of Mount Pleasant, SC., Brittney and<br />

Steven Berg of Winnabow, Alexis and Logan Goodson of Winterville, Brianna and Curren

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