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Vickie Ann Turner

April 6, 1956 ~ March 12, 2026

Born in: Franklin, Pennsylvania
Resided in: Franklin, Pennsylvania

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Vickie Ann Turner, 69, of Franklin passed away on March 12, 2026 at UPMC Northwest after a long battle with cancer.

Born in Franklin on April 6, 1956 she was the daughter of the late Robert and Joanne Shuffstalll.

For many years, she used to work at Conair and then worked as an RSA for Polk Center.

In her younger years, Vickie enjoyed supporting her son, Jason, at his sporting events which she was skilled at finding four leaf clovers at first glance if she was outside. She also enjoyed sitting at home with her animals and reading books.

Vickie is survived by her son, Jason Turner of Franklin; her grandchildren Nathan, Zachary, and Jenna Turner, all of Franklin; and her sister Debbie Shuffstall of California.

In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her brother, Robert Shuffstall.

No public services will be held and arrangements are in the care of the Gardinier-Warren Funeral Home and Cremation Services, Inc., 1315 Chestnut Street, Franklin, PA.

Please take a moment to share a memory or condolence with the family on Vickie’s Book of Memories online at WarrenFHcom.

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  1. Vickie was a caring, giving, faithful, fun loving friend of mine for 55 years. One of those “give you the shirt off her back” type of women who thought of others first. Cheerful, silly, quick to laugh and share a joke, dedicated to her love of animals and such fun to reminisce with about our high school days, summer escapades together and just anything in life. No topic was taboo when we were together. The picnics, the party’s, the bike rides from Franklin all the way to 2 Mile Run, swimming, boating, growing thru marriage and kids, jobs and grandkids. She adored her grandkids and enjoyed bragging about them! Our friendship was easy and forever and I will miss her so much.

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  2. Vickie was one of those people who could make you laugh, even on a bad day. I always enjoyed working with her at Polk and have many memories of her caring waus with the individuals. She was equally caring in her devotion to her friends and would do most anything to help others. She had a hilarious sense of humor (“that reminds me of a joke”) and a contagious laugh.
    She loved her animals and they were a great source of comfort and enjoyment to her.
    My condolences to Allison Turner, her daughter-in-law, and to all her many friends.

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    • Oh my yes- that contagious laugh! And the frequency of “that reminds me of a joke” was so her!

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      • Had I been able to write the obituary she wanted it would have included this exact phrase “that reminds me of a joke”…it also would have remembered her special friends Linda, Joyce, Marsha, Beth, Tonia, Carol, Chrissy, Augusta, Steve & Kyle…you were all very important & loved by her…

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  4. Vicky was a friendly upbeat person and wonderful to work with. I didn’t worked with her a lot, but when I did I always enjoyed being around her. I worked with her daughter-in-law Allison which I knew more but they were too great people to work with. I feel so honored and blessed to have worked with both of these two fine ladies.

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  5. Our condolences to our daughter, Allison Turner and her children, Nathan, Zachary and Jenna who willingly took Vickie into their home while she recuperated from her surgery. She deeply loved them with all her heart. She was mild-mannered and a sweet lady to be around. She will be missed by many.

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    • We are so grateful for Allison and her children for all the care and companionship they provided Vickie thru the years. My heart goes out to her and those great kids Nate, Zack and Jenna. Vick spoke about them often and after meeting them, it’s easy to see why she loved them so much. Such a hard adjustment for them all… they’re in my thoughts for healing thru memories.

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  6. Vickie was a kind, intelligent, and HILARIOUS friend. She always had a sly, yet humerus take on life.
    She was candid and always said it like it was. Her kindness and empathy were always comforting.
    I never heard her say a negative comment about anyone. I was lucky to know her and have her as my friend. And I was lucky to be a recipient of one of her precious 4-leaf clovers, which I carry with me to this day.

    She was a gift to all who knew her. Love to Linda, and those dear friends who embrace her.

    Amy Banister

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  8. I always liked Vicky Shuffstall Turner. I considered her a good friend of mine in Franklin, Pennsylvania. My condolences to the family. My prayers for her sister Debbie and for Roger Turner!

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