Rosellen TAYLOR, age 82 formerly of Superior St., Marion died Sunday afternoon, December 31, 2006 at St. Charles Hospital, Toledo.
She was born on January 14, 1924 in Westfield, Indiana to the late Harold H. and P. Edith (Cox) Mosher. A graduate of Mt. Gilead High School she attended Marion College of Marion, Indiana and Cleveland Bible College. Her early life was spent in the Cardington and Mt. Gilead areas, moving to Marion in 1976 and then to Toledo area in 2004.
A school teacher, she was the librarian for the Mt. Gilead Junior High School from 1971 until 1981. A lifelong Sunday school teacher, she was dedicated to the Lord and active member of the First Church of the Nazarene of Marion. An avid reader of Christian literature, she enjoyed painting in the medium of oils and crocheting.
"Grandma" to everyone, she adored children and was always willing to feed the neighborhood. She will be remembered for her patient, sweet qualities and generous nature.
Preceded in death by her husband of 42 years: Dwight F. Taylor in 1994.
Survived by Daughter: Barbara (Jim) Rice of Walbridge, Son: Greg (Anne) Taylor of New Philadelphia, 8 Grandchildren: Brandon Taylor, Amanda, James II, Aaron Rice, Noah, Marin, Colin, and Christopher Taylor, Brothers: Ralph H. (Mary) Mosher of Marengo, Robert A. (Carolyn) Mosher of Fostoria, Charles D. (Ruth) Mosher of Mt. Gilead, James E. (Joyce) Mosher of San Antonio, Florida.
She was born on January 14, 1924 in Westfield, Indiana to the late Harold H. and P. Edith (Cox) Mosher. A graduate of Mt. Gilead High School she attended Marion College of Marion, Indiana and Cleveland Bible College. Her early life was spent in the Cardington and Mt. Gilead areas, moving to Marion in 1976 and then to Toledo area in 2004.
A school teacher, she was the librarian for the Mt. Gilead Junior High School from 1971 until 1981. A lifelong Sunday school teacher, she was dedicated to the Lord and active member of the First Church of the Nazarene of Marion. An avid reader of Christian literature, she enjoyed painting in the medium of oils and crocheting.
"Grandma" to everyone, she adored children and was always willing to feed the neighborhood. She will be remembered for her patient, sweet qualities and generous nature.
Preceded in death by her husband of 42 years: Dwight F. Taylor in 1994.
Survived by Daughter: Barbara (Jim) Rice of Walbridge, Son: Greg (Anne) Taylor of New Philadelphia, 8 Grandchildren: Brandon Taylor, Amanda, James II, Aaron Rice, Noah, Marin, Colin, and Christopher Taylor, Brothers: Ralph H. (Mary) Mosher of Marengo, Robert A. (Carolyn) Mosher of Fostoria, Charles D. (Ruth) Mosher of Mt. Gilead, James E. (Joyce) Mosher of San Antonio, Florida.
Rosellen TAYLOR, age 82 formerly of Superior St., Marion died Sunday afternoon, December 31, 2006 at St. Charles Hospital, Toledo.
She was born on January 14, 1924 in Westfield, Indiana to the late Harold H. and P. Edith (Cox) Mosher. A graduate of Mt. Gilead High School she attended Marion College of Marion, Indiana and Cleveland Bible College. Her early life was spent in the Cardington and Mt. Gilead areas, moving to Marion in 1976 and then to Toledo area in 2004.
A school teacher, she was the librarian for the Mt. Gilead Junior High School from 1971 until 1981. A lifelong Sunday school teacher, she was dedicated to the Lord and active member of the First Church of the Nazarene of Marion. An avid reader of Christian literature, she enjoyed painting in the medium of oils and crocheting.
"Grandma" to everyone, she adored children and was always willing to feed the neighborhood. She will be remembered for her patient, sweet qualities and generous nature.
Preceded in death by her husband of 42 years: Dwight F. Taylor in 1994.
Survived by Daughter: Barbara (Jim) Rice of Walbridge, Son: Greg (Anne) Taylor of New Philadelphia, 8 Grandchildren: Brandon Taylor, Amanda, James II, Aaron Rice, Noah, Marin, Colin, and Christopher Taylor, Brothers: Ralph H. (Mary) Mosher of Marengo, Robert A. (Carolyn) Mosher of Fostoria, Charles D. (Ruth) Mosher of Mt. Gilead, James E. (Joyce) Mosher of San Antonio, Florida.
She was born on January 14, 1924 in Westfield, Indiana to the late Harold H. and P. Edith (Cox) Mosher. A graduate of Mt. Gilead High School she attended Marion College of Marion, Indiana and Cleveland Bible College. Her early life was spent in the Cardington and Mt. Gilead areas, moving to Marion in 1976 and then to Toledo area in 2004.
A school teacher, she was the librarian for the Mt. Gilead Junior High School from 1971 until 1981. A lifelong Sunday school teacher, she was dedicated to the Lord and active member of the First Church of the Nazarene of Marion. An avid reader of Christian literature, she enjoyed painting in the medium of oils and crocheting.
"Grandma" to everyone, she adored children and was always willing to feed the neighborhood. She will be remembered for her patient, sweet qualities and generous nature.
Preceded in death by her husband of 42 years: Dwight F. Taylor in 1994.
Survived by Daughter: Barbara (Jim) Rice of Walbridge, Son: Greg (Anne) Taylor of New Philadelphia, 8 Grandchildren: Brandon Taylor, Amanda, James II, Aaron Rice, Noah, Marin, Colin, and Christopher Taylor, Brothers: Ralph H. (Mary) Mosher of Marengo, Robert A. (Carolyn) Mosher of Fostoria, Charles D. (Ruth) Mosher of Mt. Gilead, James E. (Joyce) Mosher of San Antonio, Florida.
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