Emily

Emily is so cool. She wants to go Victor Valley College to be a nurse. She went to BYU-Idaho and then left for another adventure. She lived in Russia for a year teaching English. Now, she is turning in her mission papers and who knows where she will be for a year and half!

As twins, we have an unrecorded language. Seriously, other people cannot understand us sometimes because we don't need to finish sentences or thoughts around each other.

Melissa

My sister is a great person and is going to be an even better Mom. She is a great cook and makes cheesecake that is to die for. She loves my nerdy brother with all of her heart. She has a great sense of humor.

She and Joseph have been married for over two and a half years! They were married in the Redlands, California Temple.

Angela Turner aka Mama

My Mom is a fun, spunky lady who always cracks me up! We have a great time together-probably because we are so alike. We both are home-bodies and are content with hanging out with family. My Mom loves chocolate and hates any type of melon.

She loves reading, whether it is about the stock market, a good Dean Koontz book, or the good old Harry Potter books.

She graduated from CSUSB in 2000 and was a substitute teacher and a full-time teacher. She is now trying her hand in being a Financial Adviser.

Brian Turner aka Papa

So I know a few of you thought it was hilarious that I left the life lessons from my Dad blank. This was unintentional! I really have learned a lot from my Dad! Here are just a few of those things.

Life Lessons from my Dad:
1. Never assume anything-you know what they say about assuming.
2. You've never watched too many South Park episodes.
3. Load as many rocks as you can before the cops come.
4. Turner's should never be allowed to dance publicly.
5. I always have a walking Thomas Guide for directions-I can call from anywhere and he will let me know how to get to my destination.
6. Emily and I will always be his princesses-so we can get away with anything.
7. Traveling is a great way to get to know your family. Most of my great family memories come from places we've gone together.
8. I'm exactly like him. Good way-I love to talk. Bad way-I love to talk.
9. Family is the most important thing in the world!

My Dad is a great person who, as stated above, loves to talk, loves to give and loves to learn. He is a strong man, physically and mentally, but really he is a softy at heart.