In humble submission to the will of God, we respectfully announce the Heavenly transition of National Mother Dorothy Jean Turner on February 19, 2022 in the comfort of her home in Panama City, Florida. She was 76 years old and resided in Bay County for the majority of her life.
Dorothy Jean (Barnes) Turner was blessed with the breath of life on December 24, 1945, in Haines City, Florida to the parentage of Preston and Essie Mae (Davenport) Barnes.
Dorothy Jean attended Rosenwald High School in Panama City, Florida and Florida A&M University in Tallahassee, Florida where she received her AA degree. Dorothy Jean was employed with Southern Bell and later began working at AT&T where she worked for over 27 years until she retired.
She was a faithful member of Holy Temple COGIC and later joined Yes Lord Deliverance Ministries to follow her son Apostle David Woods, Jr. Throughout her faithfulness in ministry, she served as a Church Mother, District Missionary, Assistant Supervisor of Women for FLNW Jurisdiction and at the time of her transition was the National Mother of Kingdom Saints United Fellowship, Inc.
Through her wisdom, love for God, and love for family and the people of God she has been an extraordinary impact and influence to many.
She leaves to cherish her beloved memories 3 loving children: Min. Joseph (Debra) Owens Jr. of Atlanta, Georgia, Apostle David (Adrianne) Woods Jr. of Panama City, Florida and Min. Cara J. Terrance of Charlotte, North Carloina; seven grandchildren: Christina Owens of Loganville, Georgia, Jasmine Woods of Chipley, Florida, Ciara Woods of Panama City, Florida, Shaquella Owens of Clarksville, Tennesse, Josslyn Woods, & Isaiah Buford, both of Panama City, Florida, and Aiden Smith of Tucson, Arizona; one great granddaughter: Jordyn Chambers of Chipley, Florida; three brothers: Deacon Rufus (Bessie) Barnes, Charlie Barnes both of Panama City, Florida, Freddie (Yon Suk) Barnes of Valdosta, Georgia; a loving sister: Missionary Carolyn (Deacon Raymond) Jackson of Warner Robbins, Georgia; sister-in-law: Virgina Barnes of Slocomb, Alabama; God-Children: Min. Tanya McDougald, Dominik Boston, Portia Kirkland & A'Laiyah Kirkland, all of Panama City, Florida and Jerry Upshaw of Marianna, Florida; along with a host of nieces, nephews, cousins, friends, and a devoted loving Church Family.
She was preceded in death by her parents Preston and Essie Mae (Davenport) Barnes; her sister Mary Alice Barnes-Jefferson, and brother Deacon Willie Frank Barnes.
Cooper Funeral Home, Chipley, FL
Feb 22, 2022
Dorothy Jean (Barnes) Turner was blessed with the breath of life on December 24, 1945, in Haines City, Florida to the parentage of Preston and Essie Mae (Davenport) Barnes.
Dorothy Jean attended Rosenwald High School in Panama City, Florida and Florida A&M University in Tallahassee, Florida where she received her AA degree. Dorothy Jean was employed with Southern Bell and later began working at AT&T where she worked for over 27 years until she retired.
She was a faithful member of Holy Temple COGIC and later joined Yes Lord Deliverance Ministries to follow her son Apostle David Woods, Jr. Throughout her faithfulness in ministry, she served as a Church Mother, District Missionary, Assistant Supervisor of Women for FLNW Jurisdiction and at the time of her transition was the National Mother of Kingdom Saints United Fellowship, Inc.
Through her wisdom, love for God, and love for family and the people of God she has been an extraordinary impact and influence to many.
She leaves to cherish her beloved memories 3 loving children: Min. Joseph (Debra) Owens Jr. of Atlanta, Georgia, Apostle David (Adrianne) Woods Jr. of Panama City, Florida and Min. Cara J. Terrance of Charlotte, North Carloina; seven grandchildren: Christina Owens of Loganville, Georgia, Jasmine Woods of Chipley, Florida, Ciara Woods of Panama City, Florida, Shaquella Owens of Clarksville, Tennesse, Josslyn Woods, & Isaiah Buford, both of Panama City, Florida, and Aiden Smith of Tucson, Arizona; one great granddaughter: Jordyn Chambers of Chipley, Florida; three brothers: Deacon Rufus (Bessie) Barnes, Charlie Barnes both of Panama City, Florida, Freddie (Yon Suk) Barnes of Valdosta, Georgia; a loving sister: Missionary Carolyn (Deacon Raymond) Jackson of Warner Robbins, Georgia; sister-in-law: Virgina Barnes of Slocomb, Alabama; God-Children: Min. Tanya McDougald, Dominik Boston, Portia Kirkland & A'Laiyah Kirkland, all of Panama City, Florida and Jerry Upshaw of Marianna, Florida; along with a host of nieces, nephews, cousins, friends, and a devoted loving Church Family.
She was preceded in death by her parents Preston and Essie Mae (Davenport) Barnes; her sister Mary Alice Barnes-Jefferson, and brother Deacon Willie Frank Barnes.
Cooper Funeral Home, Chipley, FL
Feb 22, 2022
In humble submission to the will of God, we respectfully announce the Heavenly transition of National Mother Dorothy Jean Turner on February 19, 2022 in the comfort of her home in Panama City, Florida. She was 76 years old and resided in Bay County for the majority of her life.
Dorothy Jean (Barnes) Turner was blessed with the breath of life on December 24, 1945, in Haines City, Florida to the parentage of Preston and Essie Mae (Davenport) Barnes.
Dorothy Jean attended Rosenwald High School in Panama City, Florida and Florida A&M University in Tallahassee, Florida where she received her AA degree. Dorothy Jean was employed with Southern Bell and later began working at AT&T where she worked for over 27 years until she retired.
She was a faithful member of Holy Temple COGIC and later joined Yes Lord Deliverance Ministries to follow her son Apostle David Woods, Jr. Throughout her faithfulness in ministry, she served as a Church Mother, District Missionary, Assistant Supervisor of Women for FLNW Jurisdiction and at the time of her transition was the National Mother of Kingdom Saints United Fellowship, Inc.
Through her wisdom, love for God, and love for family and the people of God she has been an extraordinary impact and influence to many.
She leaves to cherish her beloved memories 3 loving children: Min. Joseph (Debra) Owens Jr. of Atlanta, Georgia, Apostle David (Adrianne) Woods Jr. of Panama City, Florida and Min. Cara J. Terrance of Charlotte, North Carloina; seven grandchildren: Christina Owens of Loganville, Georgia, Jasmine Woods of Chipley, Florida, Ciara Woods of Panama City, Florida, Shaquella Owens of Clarksville, Tennesse, Josslyn Woods, & Isaiah Buford, both of Panama City, Florida, and Aiden Smith of Tucson, Arizona; one great granddaughter: Jordyn Chambers of Chipley, Florida; three brothers: Deacon Rufus (Bessie) Barnes, Charlie Barnes both of Panama City, Florida, Freddie (Yon Suk) Barnes of Valdosta, Georgia; a loving sister: Missionary Carolyn (Deacon Raymond) Jackson of Warner Robbins, Georgia; sister-in-law: Virgina Barnes of Slocomb, Alabama; God-Children: Min. Tanya McDougald, Dominik Boston, Portia Kirkland & A'Laiyah Kirkland, all of Panama City, Florida and Jerry Upshaw of Marianna, Florida; along with a host of nieces, nephews, cousins, friends, and a devoted loving Church Family.
She was preceded in death by her parents Preston and Essie Mae (Davenport) Barnes; her sister Mary Alice Barnes-Jefferson, and brother Deacon Willie Frank Barnes.
Cooper Funeral Home, Chipley, FL
Feb 22, 2022
Dorothy Jean (Barnes) Turner was blessed with the breath of life on December 24, 1945, in Haines City, Florida to the parentage of Preston and Essie Mae (Davenport) Barnes.
Dorothy Jean attended Rosenwald High School in Panama City, Florida and Florida A&M University in Tallahassee, Florida where she received her AA degree. Dorothy Jean was employed with Southern Bell and later began working at AT&T where she worked for over 27 years until she retired.
She was a faithful member of Holy Temple COGIC and later joined Yes Lord Deliverance Ministries to follow her son Apostle David Woods, Jr. Throughout her faithfulness in ministry, she served as a Church Mother, District Missionary, Assistant Supervisor of Women for FLNW Jurisdiction and at the time of her transition was the National Mother of Kingdom Saints United Fellowship, Inc.
Through her wisdom, love for God, and love for family and the people of God she has been an extraordinary impact and influence to many.
She leaves to cherish her beloved memories 3 loving children: Min. Joseph (Debra) Owens Jr. of Atlanta, Georgia, Apostle David (Adrianne) Woods Jr. of Panama City, Florida and Min. Cara J. Terrance of Charlotte, North Carloina; seven grandchildren: Christina Owens of Loganville, Georgia, Jasmine Woods of Chipley, Florida, Ciara Woods of Panama City, Florida, Shaquella Owens of Clarksville, Tennesse, Josslyn Woods, & Isaiah Buford, both of Panama City, Florida, and Aiden Smith of Tucson, Arizona; one great granddaughter: Jordyn Chambers of Chipley, Florida; three brothers: Deacon Rufus (Bessie) Barnes, Charlie Barnes both of Panama City, Florida, Freddie (Yon Suk) Barnes of Valdosta, Georgia; a loving sister: Missionary Carolyn (Deacon Raymond) Jackson of Warner Robbins, Georgia; sister-in-law: Virgina Barnes of Slocomb, Alabama; God-Children: Min. Tanya McDougald, Dominik Boston, Portia Kirkland & A'Laiyah Kirkland, all of Panama City, Florida and Jerry Upshaw of Marianna, Florida; along with a host of nieces, nephews, cousins, friends, and a devoted loving Church Family.
She was preceded in death by her parents Preston and Essie Mae (Davenport) Barnes; her sister Mary Alice Barnes-Jefferson, and brother Deacon Willie Frank Barnes.
Cooper Funeral Home, Chipley, FL
Feb 22, 2022
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