Kathryn Turley, 62, passed away on Sunday, Oct. 2, 2011, in Mesa after a valiant battle against cancer. A memorial service will be held in her honor at 3 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 8, at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints building in Woodruff. She was born on Jan. 16, 1949, in Holbrook to George and Pearl (Gardner) Turley of Woodruff. She lived her life to the fullest with an infectious smile and a fun sense of humor. She spent her whole life in Arizona, except for a short stay in Hawaii. She loved her two daughters and they were the joy of her life. Kathy was very talented. She could play the piano, organ and had a rich alto voice that entertained many. She loved being in plays, such as “The Sound of Music,” “South Pacific” and many others. She loved it when she portrayed “Lil” for the Holbrook Centennial production. Besides music, she was talented in cake decorating, flower arranging, massages, artistic endeavors, entertaining…you name it…she probably could have done it. Many of her jobs included secretary/receptionist for the City of Holbrook, receptionist/veterinary assistant/dog groomer in Safford, receptionist/chiropractic assistant/masseuse for Smith Chiropractic in Phoenix and Brimhall Chiropractic in Holbrook, flower arranger/designer for Angie’s Flowers, legal secretary for the Navajo County Attorney’s Office and other jobs too numerous to mention. Survivors include her two daughters, Serenity Eve Sells and Mikaela Lutes, two brothers, Leo LeGrande (Joan) and Korrin Eugene (Gay); four sisters, LaPrill (Ivin) Lee; Genene (Bennie) Stradling, Helen Colleen (Brent) Skinner and Barbra Pearl (Roger) Smith; and many nieces, nephews, aunts, uncles and cousins who will also miss her on this earth.