About Us

Pres. and Sister Turner come to Korea from Plainfield, Indiana.

Roger was born in Laramie, Wyoming and lived in Nevada, California and Utah. He graduated from Orem High School.  He then served a mission in the Korea Seoul Mission and Canada Toronto (Korean speaking) Mission during 1978-1980.  He graduated from BYU in 1985 and from Purdue University Krannert School of Management in 1986.  He was hired by Eli Lilly and Company in 1986 and retired in 2016 to accept the call to serve as the president of the Korea Seoul South Mission beginning July 1, 2016.

Terri was born and raised in Provo, Utah.  She graduated from Provo High School.  She attended college at then Ricks College (now BYU-Idaho) and Utah Technical College.  We were married in July 1980 and have five wonderful children. Jacob, Nathan, Joshua, Rachel and Aaron.  

Jacob met Lavania Tonga at BYU-Hawaii.  Nia is from Tonga.  They married in Hawaii.  They now have three wonderful sons: Viliami, Tai, and Mana.  Jacob teaches seminary at Uintah High School in Vernal Utah.






Nathan met Kelcie at BYU-Idaho.  He now teaches seminary at Corner Canyon High School in Draper, Utah.  Their son's name is Benson, and their daughter is Allison (Alli).
Joshua met Abby at the YSA (young single adult) branch in Indianapolis.  He is a lawn care expert in the Indianapolis area and Abby is an expert ASL interpreter for the deaf.  Their daughter is Lillian (Lilly) and their son is Bryce.
Rachel met Kyle at BYU-Idaho.  Rachel is a personal trainer and attending school to be a physical therapist.  Kyle is a CPA working for a tax firm in Boise.









Aaron is working in Logan, Utah as an accounting assistant and considering school options.
We love our family.  The hardest thing to leave will be these seven precious grandchildren!  However, we are happy they are praying for grandma and grandpa on their mission in Korea.  We had a great family reunion near Jackson, Wyoming before separating for three years.

Terri and I want all the world to know how much we love our life.  We love the gospel plan of salvation.  We know where we came from and where we are going and the purpose for life.  The work we do in Korea will not be work, it will be the pleasure of sharing the great message of Christ's gospel as representatives of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.  We hope you find pleasure in following the experience we have over the next three years!