Nicole Michele Taylor, 37, wife of Ronald Cleland Taylor, Jr., of Greenville, passed away June 7, 2017.
Born in Fresno, CA, she was the daughter of Sam and Jannett Pittman Trotter.
Nicole was an employee of Fluor Corporation and graduated from Pensacola Christian College.
As a devoted child of her Heavenly Father, Nicole’s faith and strength grew stronger in the face of increasing trials from her battle with colon cancer. She was burdened for the youth and young adults of Concord Baptist Church and selflessly invested in them. She had a genuine love for so many people whose lives she touched. While she longed most of all to see her Lord, she was heartbroken as a wife and mother for the times that she will miss with her family.
In addition to her parents and loving husband of eight years, she is survived by two sons, Landon Blake and Eagan Wade Taylor; a brother, Jonathan David Trotter; nephews, Jadon and Gavin Trotter; father and mother-in-law, Ronald and Betty Taylor; maternal grandfather, Jack Pittman; and paternal grandparents, Faye and Harold Snipes.
Nicole was preceded in death by maternal grandmother, Dot Pittman.
Burial in Woodlawn Memorial Park.
Born in Fresno, CA, she was the daughter of Sam and Jannett Pittman Trotter.
Nicole was an employee of Fluor Corporation and graduated from Pensacola Christian College.
As a devoted child of her Heavenly Father, Nicole’s faith and strength grew stronger in the face of increasing trials from her battle with colon cancer. She was burdened for the youth and young adults of Concord Baptist Church and selflessly invested in them. She had a genuine love for so many people whose lives she touched. While she longed most of all to see her Lord, she was heartbroken as a wife and mother for the times that she will miss with her family.
In addition to her parents and loving husband of eight years, she is survived by two sons, Landon Blake and Eagan Wade Taylor; a brother, Jonathan David Trotter; nephews, Jadon and Gavin Trotter; father and mother-in-law, Ronald and Betty Taylor; maternal grandfather, Jack Pittman; and paternal grandparents, Faye and Harold Snipes.
Nicole was preceded in death by maternal grandmother, Dot Pittman.
Burial in Woodlawn Memorial Park.
Nicole Michele Taylor, 37, wife of Ronald Cleland Taylor, Jr., of Greenville, passed away June 7, 2017.
Born in Fresno, CA, she was the daughter of Sam and Jannett Pittman Trotter.
Nicole was an employee of Fluor Corporation and graduated from Pensacola Christian College.
As a devoted child of her Heavenly Father, Nicole’s faith and strength grew stronger in the face of increasing trials from her battle with colon cancer. She was burdened for the youth and young adults of Concord Baptist Church and selflessly invested in them. She had a genuine love for so many people whose lives she touched. While she longed most of all to see her Lord, she was heartbroken as a wife and mother for the times that she will miss with her family.
In addition to her parents and loving husband of eight years, she is survived by two sons, Landon Blake and Eagan Wade Taylor; a brother, Jonathan David Trotter; nephews, Jadon and Gavin Trotter; father and mother-in-law, Ronald and Betty Taylor; maternal grandfather, Jack Pittman; and paternal grandparents, Faye and Harold Snipes.
Nicole was preceded in death by maternal grandmother, Dot Pittman.
Burial in Woodlawn Memorial Park.
Born in Fresno, CA, she was the daughter of Sam and Jannett Pittman Trotter.
Nicole was an employee of Fluor Corporation and graduated from Pensacola Christian College.
As a devoted child of her Heavenly Father, Nicole’s faith and strength grew stronger in the face of increasing trials from her battle with colon cancer. She was burdened for the youth and young adults of Concord Baptist Church and selflessly invested in them. She had a genuine love for so many people whose lives she touched. While she longed most of all to see her Lord, she was heartbroken as a wife and mother for the times that she will miss with her family.
In addition to her parents and loving husband of eight years, she is survived by two sons, Landon Blake and Eagan Wade Taylor; a brother, Jonathan David Trotter; nephews, Jadon and Gavin Trotter; father and mother-in-law, Ronald and Betty Taylor; maternal grandfather, Jack Pittman; and paternal grandparents, Faye and Harold Snipes.
Nicole was preceded in death by maternal grandmother, Dot Pittman.
Burial in Woodlawn Memorial Park.
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