VIENNA - Maxine Grace Taylor, 87, passed away early Monday morning, Jan. 8, 2018, at her home following a brief illness.
Maxine was born Aug. 25, 1930, in Derry, Pa., a daughter of the late David and Frances Neal Burgoon. She came to Youngstown in 1948, and moved to Vienna in 1996.
She was a graduate of South High School, and retired from the Youngstown Developmental Center as an LPN in the mid-1990s after working there for over 15 years. She later worked for CVS Pharmacy in Niles for five years.
Maxine was a member of Trinity Lutheran Church in Girard, and was a charter member of the Ladies Eagles Auxiliary Aerie No. 213 in Youngstown.
Her husband, Charles W. Taylor, passed away July 10, 1996.
Mrs. Taylor leaves her son, William Taylor of Seattle; her daughter, Debra Koperdak, with whom she made her home; a grandson, Stephen (Elizabeth) Koperdak of Vienna; and two great-grandchildren, Stephen Charles Koperdak Jr. and George Koen Koperdak.
Besides her husband, Maxine was preceded in death by a brother, David Burgoon.
Private interment will be at Green Haven Memorial Gardens in Austintown.
Source: The Kinnick Funeral Homes 09 Jan 2018
Maxine was born Aug. 25, 1930, in Derry, Pa., a daughter of the late David and Frances Neal Burgoon. She came to Youngstown in 1948, and moved to Vienna in 1996.
She was a graduate of South High School, and retired from the Youngstown Developmental Center as an LPN in the mid-1990s after working there for over 15 years. She later worked for CVS Pharmacy in Niles for five years.
Maxine was a member of Trinity Lutheran Church in Girard, and was a charter member of the Ladies Eagles Auxiliary Aerie No. 213 in Youngstown.
Her husband, Charles W. Taylor, passed away July 10, 1996.
Mrs. Taylor leaves her son, William Taylor of Seattle; her daughter, Debra Koperdak, with whom she made her home; a grandson, Stephen (Elizabeth) Koperdak of Vienna; and two great-grandchildren, Stephen Charles Koperdak Jr. and George Koen Koperdak.
Besides her husband, Maxine was preceded in death by a brother, David Burgoon.
Private interment will be at Green Haven Memorial Gardens in Austintown.
Source: The Kinnick Funeral Homes 09 Jan 2018
VIENNA - Maxine Grace Taylor, 87, passed away early Monday morning, Jan. 8, 2018, at her home following a brief illness.
Maxine was born Aug. 25, 1930, in Derry, Pa., a daughter of the late David and Frances Neal Burgoon. She came to Youngstown in 1948, and moved to Vienna in 1996.
She was a graduate of South High School, and retired from the Youngstown Developmental Center as an LPN in the mid-1990s after working there for over 15 years. She later worked for CVS Pharmacy in Niles for five years.
Maxine was a member of Trinity Lutheran Church in Girard, and was a charter member of the Ladies Eagles Auxiliary Aerie No. 213 in Youngstown.
Her husband, Charles W. Taylor, passed away July 10, 1996.
Mrs. Taylor leaves her son, William Taylor of Seattle; her daughter, Debra Koperdak, with whom she made her home; a grandson, Stephen (Elizabeth) Koperdak of Vienna; and two great-grandchildren, Stephen Charles Koperdak Jr. and George Koen Koperdak.
Besides her husband, Maxine was preceded in death by a brother, David Burgoon.
Private interment will be at Green Haven Memorial Gardens in Austintown.
Source: The Kinnick Funeral Homes 09 Jan 2018
Maxine was born Aug. 25, 1930, in Derry, Pa., a daughter of the late David and Frances Neal Burgoon. She came to Youngstown in 1948, and moved to Vienna in 1996.
She was a graduate of South High School, and retired from the Youngstown Developmental Center as an LPN in the mid-1990s after working there for over 15 years. She later worked for CVS Pharmacy in Niles for five years.
Maxine was a member of Trinity Lutheran Church in Girard, and was a charter member of the Ladies Eagles Auxiliary Aerie No. 213 in Youngstown.
Her husband, Charles W. Taylor, passed away July 10, 1996.
Mrs. Taylor leaves her son, William Taylor of Seattle; her daughter, Debra Koperdak, with whom she made her home; a grandson, Stephen (Elizabeth) Koperdak of Vienna; and two great-grandchildren, Stephen Charles Koperdak Jr. and George Koen Koperdak.
Besides her husband, Maxine was preceded in death by a brother, David Burgoon.
Private interment will be at Green Haven Memorial Gardens in Austintown.
Source: The Kinnick Funeral Homes 09 Jan 2018
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