Elizabeth Turner

Elizabeth Ann Talbot Turner passed away surrounded by her family on October 26, 2018 in Layton, Utah.  She was 28.

Beth was born on August 1, 1990 in Layton, Utah to Mark R. and Debra Gillespie Talbot.  She attended schools in Layton, Utah and Kaysville, Utah.  In 2011 Beth received her GED, an accomplishment she was very proud of.

In 2010 Beth met and married Christopher Bloom.  Together they welcomed two beautiful children, Brylee Lynn and Logan Christopher.  Although Beth and Chris later divorced, they remained the best of friends.

On October 28, 2016 Beth married Brian Turner in Roy, Utah.  He was with her until the end and a thousand words cannot describe how much he will miss her.

As a stay at home, Beth was able to focus her attention on her children, making sure they had everything they could possibly need.  Beth shared a love of animals with her daughter Brylee and had a special bond with her son Logan.  Brylee and Logan will miss her so much.

Beth was a true animal lover.  She was always saving something, whether it was puppies or kittens or even a baby goat, she was the first person to step up and provide love and a home for the unwanted critters she came across.  Beth shared a bond with her mother Debbie that cannot be broken even in death.

Beth’s sense of humor, loving nature, kind heart and beautiful smile will be missed so much and by so many.  Words cannot describe the loss her family and friends are feeling with her passing.  We do take comfort in the knowledge that Beth is free of her demons and can finally rest in peace.

Beth leaves behind her children Brylee and Logan; husband Brian; parents Bob and Debbie Talbot; sister, Sarah (Sarah Anne) Talbot-Hamilton; nephew Ryker Dinsdale; grandparents Lee and Darlene Strickland; many aunts and uncles, cousins and in-laws.  She is preceded in death by her grandpa Val Talbot; grandparents Sheldon and Louise Gillespie, aunts Kaye Menter and Becky Reynolds.

Memorial services will be held Saturday, November 3, 2018 at 2 p.m. at Lindquist’s Layton Mortuary,  1867 No. Fairfield Road.  Friends may visit Saturday one hour prior to services.

In lieu of flowers the family asks that you make a donation to your local animal rescue or shelter.