Bobby Turner Obituary, Death – Bobby Turner was named to the first team of the all-state squad in each of the years 1974, 1975, and 1976. He played guard and forward for Male and had a height of 6 feet 4 inches. Along with his teammate Darrell Griffith, who is also in the Hall of Fame, he was a member of Male’s dynamic pair. In 1975, Male’s squad finished in first place at the state tournament, and he was named to the all-tournament team as a result of his performance. Because of his relentless rebounding, Bobby, who is a fantastic inside/outside player, was essential in providing Male with the strength they needed to win their championship.
This was due to the fact that Bobby is an all-around player. had a large family, which led to a fascinating dynamic of intimacy and separation among the children as a result of the size of the family. Strange as that may seem, it has been and still remains the situation. My theory is that it converted all of us into elephants by providing us with the feeling of being connected to one another, despite the fact that we were not always in close proximity to one another. I am grateful that when I was younger, the “Big House” was located so conveniently nearby, and that I had the opportunity to spend time there. developing an appreciation for Uncle Bobby’s legacy despite being ignorant of its complete breadth and depth.
The fact that I was able to view the trophies was ensured to me by Al Turner, so that was a given (grin), but my uncle Bobby never actually explored the issue with me. I was nothing more than the beautiful niece that he had. It’s possible that this is what people mean when they talk about having “humility.” It wasn’t until I was in high school, if memory serves correctly, that I became aware of your professional playing career. There is a proverb that goes something like this: “From time to time, regular individuals will surprise you by doing remarkable things.” Rest in Power. While I am praying with my family, I am asking God to offer comfort where it is needed, strength where it is needed, and tranquility where it is required.