She was 92, was born in Weston, Texas to Jesse G. and Nancy Smith Gross and died peacefully at her Dallas home.
Mrs. Taylor was a longtime member of University Park United Methodist Church; a member of the Fellowship Sunday School Class; Highland Park Book Club member; and also a member of the Clatter Chatter Sewing Club.
She was a kind loving lady who enjoyed her family and playing bridge with her friends. She will be missed but never forgotten.
She was preceded in death by her parents; husband, Wilber Taylor in 1989; brother, Ray Gross; and sister, Lera Powell.
Anita is survived by her daughters, Nita Keown and husband, Dennis; Rita Brown and husband, Crozier; grandchildren Sherri Tuft; Larry Southworth, and wife Ann; Greg Keown; Toni McMillon, and husband Rob; Charles Keown, and wife Amber; 10 great-grandchildren.
The family would like to extend a special thanks to her wonderful caregivers, Valeria Cross, Ethel Jacques, and Alma Taylor.
Mrs. Taylor was a longtime member of University Park United Methodist Church; a member of the Fellowship Sunday School Class; Highland Park Book Club member; and also a member of the Clatter Chatter Sewing Club.
She was a kind loving lady who enjoyed her family and playing bridge with her friends. She will be missed but never forgotten.
She was preceded in death by her parents; husband, Wilber Taylor in 1989; brother, Ray Gross; and sister, Lera Powell.
Anita is survived by her daughters, Nita Keown and husband, Dennis; Rita Brown and husband, Crozier; grandchildren Sherri Tuft; Larry Southworth, and wife Ann; Greg Keown; Toni McMillon, and husband Rob; Charles Keown, and wife Amber; 10 great-grandchildren.
The family would like to extend a special thanks to her wonderful caregivers, Valeria Cross, Ethel Jacques, and Alma Taylor.
She was 92, was born in Weston, Texas to Jesse G. and Nancy Smith Gross and died peacefully at her Dallas home.
Mrs. Taylor was a longtime member of University Park United Methodist Church; a member of the Fellowship Sunday School Class; Highland Park Book Club member; and also a member of the Clatter Chatter Sewing Club.
She was a kind loving lady who enjoyed her family and playing bridge with her friends. She will be missed but never forgotten.
She was preceded in death by her parents; husband, Wilber Taylor in 1989; brother, Ray Gross; and sister, Lera Powell.
Anita is survived by her daughters, Nita Keown and husband, Dennis; Rita Brown and husband, Crozier; grandchildren Sherri Tuft; Larry Southworth, and wife Ann; Greg Keown; Toni McMillon, and husband Rob; Charles Keown, and wife Amber; 10 great-grandchildren.
The family would like to extend a special thanks to her wonderful caregivers, Valeria Cross, Ethel Jacques, and Alma Taylor.
Mrs. Taylor was a longtime member of University Park United Methodist Church; a member of the Fellowship Sunday School Class; Highland Park Book Club member; and also a member of the Clatter Chatter Sewing Club.
She was a kind loving lady who enjoyed her family and playing bridge with her friends. She will be missed but never forgotten.
She was preceded in death by her parents; husband, Wilber Taylor in 1989; brother, Ray Gross; and sister, Lera Powell.
Anita is survived by her daughters, Nita Keown and husband, Dennis; Rita Brown and husband, Crozier; grandchildren Sherri Tuft; Larry Southworth, and wife Ann; Greg Keown; Toni McMillon, and husband Rob; Charles Keown, and wife Amber; 10 great-grandchildren.
The family would like to extend a special thanks to her wonderful caregivers, Valeria Cross, Ethel Jacques, and Alma Taylor.
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