A graveside service for Janice Taylor is scheduled at Antioch Cemetery in Jacksonville, The family welcomes friends to their family home for a reception following the service.
She was born the fourth and youngest daughter of Joe and Louella Wright Cole. The family farmed in Poynor, Texas until moving to Ft. Worth to assist with the war effort. Upon returning to East Texas they lived in Jacksonville where Janice graduated high school in 1951 being recognized as the most athletic girl in her class. Shortly thereafter she married Glenn Taylor and moved to Longview, the Tyler, pursuing a career in banking for a decade before choosing a higher calling of homemaker for her husband and two sons, Mark and Jason.
Janice was extremely skilled in the culinary and horticultural arts, enjoyed card games with family and square dancing with her husband. She cherished retail therapy experiences with her three granddaughters, who she ensured were always best dressed at Easter services and back-to-school. She found contentment gazing at the tranquility of the lake from her deck. She heeded the apostles' instruction and made it her ambition to lead a quiet life, to mind her own business and to work hard with her hands.
Janice is preceded in death by her parents; her three siblings, Billie Jean Rials, Beth Kadlecek and Jo Owen; her husband, Glenn to whom she was married 65 years.
She is survived by sons, Mark Taylor (Jessica) of Rockwall, Tx and Jason Taylor of Jacksonville; granddaughters, Carly Hallman, Ashton Dennard and Shelby Bruno and grandson Trenton Taylor and numerous extended family.
She was a lifelong Methodist and will be laid to rest in the Antioch Cemetery.
(Autry Funeral Home online 3/15/2021)
She was born the fourth and youngest daughter of Joe and Louella Wright Cole. The family farmed in Poynor, Texas until moving to Ft. Worth to assist with the war effort. Upon returning to East Texas they lived in Jacksonville where Janice graduated high school in 1951 being recognized as the most athletic girl in her class. Shortly thereafter she married Glenn Taylor and moved to Longview, the Tyler, pursuing a career in banking for a decade before choosing a higher calling of homemaker for her husband and two sons, Mark and Jason.
Janice was extremely skilled in the culinary and horticultural arts, enjoyed card games with family and square dancing with her husband. She cherished retail therapy experiences with her three granddaughters, who she ensured were always best dressed at Easter services and back-to-school. She found contentment gazing at the tranquility of the lake from her deck. She heeded the apostles' instruction and made it her ambition to lead a quiet life, to mind her own business and to work hard with her hands.
Janice is preceded in death by her parents; her three siblings, Billie Jean Rials, Beth Kadlecek and Jo Owen; her husband, Glenn to whom she was married 65 years.
She is survived by sons, Mark Taylor (Jessica) of Rockwall, Tx and Jason Taylor of Jacksonville; granddaughters, Carly Hallman, Ashton Dennard and Shelby Bruno and grandson Trenton Taylor and numerous extended family.
She was a lifelong Methodist and will be laid to rest in the Antioch Cemetery.
(Autry Funeral Home online 3/15/2021)
A graveside service for Janice Taylor is scheduled at Antioch Cemetery in Jacksonville, The family welcomes friends to their family home for a reception following the service.
She was born the fourth and youngest daughter of Joe and Louella Wright Cole. The family farmed in Poynor, Texas until moving to Ft. Worth to assist with the war effort. Upon returning to East Texas they lived in Jacksonville where Janice graduated high school in 1951 being recognized as the most athletic girl in her class. Shortly thereafter she married Glenn Taylor and moved to Longview, the Tyler, pursuing a career in banking for a decade before choosing a higher calling of homemaker for her husband and two sons, Mark and Jason.
Janice was extremely skilled in the culinary and horticultural arts, enjoyed card games with family and square dancing with her husband. She cherished retail therapy experiences with her three granddaughters, who she ensured were always best dressed at Easter services and back-to-school. She found contentment gazing at the tranquility of the lake from her deck. She heeded the apostles' instruction and made it her ambition to lead a quiet life, to mind her own business and to work hard with her hands.
Janice is preceded in death by her parents; her three siblings, Billie Jean Rials, Beth Kadlecek and Jo Owen; her husband, Glenn to whom she was married 65 years.
She is survived by sons, Mark Taylor (Jessica) of Rockwall, Tx and Jason Taylor of Jacksonville; granddaughters, Carly Hallman, Ashton Dennard and Shelby Bruno and grandson Trenton Taylor and numerous extended family.
She was a lifelong Methodist and will be laid to rest in the Antioch Cemetery.
(Autry Funeral Home online 3/15/2021)
She was born the fourth and youngest daughter of Joe and Louella Wright Cole. The family farmed in Poynor, Texas until moving to Ft. Worth to assist with the war effort. Upon returning to East Texas they lived in Jacksonville where Janice graduated high school in 1951 being recognized as the most athletic girl in her class. Shortly thereafter she married Glenn Taylor and moved to Longview, the Tyler, pursuing a career in banking for a decade before choosing a higher calling of homemaker for her husband and two sons, Mark and Jason.
Janice was extremely skilled in the culinary and horticultural arts, enjoyed card games with family and square dancing with her husband. She cherished retail therapy experiences with her three granddaughters, who she ensured were always best dressed at Easter services and back-to-school. She found contentment gazing at the tranquility of the lake from her deck. She heeded the apostles' instruction and made it her ambition to lead a quiet life, to mind her own business and to work hard with her hands.
Janice is preceded in death by her parents; her three siblings, Billie Jean Rials, Beth Kadlecek and Jo Owen; her husband, Glenn to whom she was married 65 years.
She is survived by sons, Mark Taylor (Jessica) of Rockwall, Tx and Jason Taylor of Jacksonville; granddaughters, Carly Hallman, Ashton Dennard and Shelby Bruno and grandson Trenton Taylor and numerous extended family.
She was a lifelong Methodist and will be laid to rest in the Antioch Cemetery.
(Autry Funeral Home online 3/15/2021)
Family Members
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
Records on Ancestry
Advertisement
