Mona Faye Taylor, of Georgetown, passed away on August 23rd, 2021.
Mona was born in Childress Texas.
She was raised on a farm outside of Quanah, Texas and moved into town upon graduation from high school. She worked for the Southwestern Bell telephone company for five years.
In 1951, Mona married Bob Taylor, a hometown boy. After a honeymoon in Colorado she embarked upon her new life as a marine wife.
She was an amazing mother to four children, herself becoming very involved in military life. She sacrificed much for her country as she found herself holding down the homefront here in the states while Bob completed several tours of duty overseas.
Upon retirement in 1975, she moved to Cedar Park, Texas where she became involved in volunteer work. She volunteered for Seton Northwest hospital for over 15 years. Mona was an active member of the Westside Church of Christ in Round Rock Texas, she was very involved in ladies bible class and World Bible school.
Mona is survived by her son Doug Taylor and wife Qi, daughter-in-law Sharon Taylor, son Mark Taylor and wife Delanise, daughter Lisa Taylor, 11 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her son Howard Taylor and her husband of 70 years, Bob Taylor.
Mona was born in Childress Texas.
She was raised on a farm outside of Quanah, Texas and moved into town upon graduation from high school. She worked for the Southwestern Bell telephone company for five years.
In 1951, Mona married Bob Taylor, a hometown boy. After a honeymoon in Colorado she embarked upon her new life as a marine wife.
She was an amazing mother to four children, herself becoming very involved in military life. She sacrificed much for her country as she found herself holding down the homefront here in the states while Bob completed several tours of duty overseas.
Upon retirement in 1975, she moved to Cedar Park, Texas where she became involved in volunteer work. She volunteered for Seton Northwest hospital for over 15 years. Mona was an active member of the Westside Church of Christ in Round Rock Texas, she was very involved in ladies bible class and World Bible school.
Mona is survived by her son Doug Taylor and wife Qi, daughter-in-law Sharon Taylor, son Mark Taylor and wife Delanise, daughter Lisa Taylor, 11 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her son Howard Taylor and her husband of 70 years, Bob Taylor.
Mona Faye Taylor, of Georgetown, passed away on August 23rd, 2021.
Mona was born in Childress Texas.
She was raised on a farm outside of Quanah, Texas and moved into town upon graduation from high school. She worked for the Southwestern Bell telephone company for five years.
In 1951, Mona married Bob Taylor, a hometown boy. After a honeymoon in Colorado she embarked upon her new life as a marine wife.
She was an amazing mother to four children, herself becoming very involved in military life. She sacrificed much for her country as she found herself holding down the homefront here in the states while Bob completed several tours of duty overseas.
Upon retirement in 1975, she moved to Cedar Park, Texas where she became involved in volunteer work. She volunteered for Seton Northwest hospital for over 15 years. Mona was an active member of the Westside Church of Christ in Round Rock Texas, she was very involved in ladies bible class and World Bible school.
Mona is survived by her son Doug Taylor and wife Qi, daughter-in-law Sharon Taylor, son Mark Taylor and wife Delanise, daughter Lisa Taylor, 11 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her son Howard Taylor and her husband of 70 years, Bob Taylor.
Mona was born in Childress Texas.
She was raised on a farm outside of Quanah, Texas and moved into town upon graduation from high school. She worked for the Southwestern Bell telephone company for five years.
In 1951, Mona married Bob Taylor, a hometown boy. After a honeymoon in Colorado she embarked upon her new life as a marine wife.
She was an amazing mother to four children, herself becoming very involved in military life. She sacrificed much for her country as she found herself holding down the homefront here in the states while Bob completed several tours of duty overseas.
Upon retirement in 1975, she moved to Cedar Park, Texas where she became involved in volunteer work. She volunteered for Seton Northwest hospital for over 15 years. Mona was an active member of the Westside Church of Christ in Round Rock Texas, she was very involved in ladies bible class and World Bible school.
Mona is survived by her son Doug Taylor and wife Qi, daughter-in-law Sharon Taylor, son Mark Taylor and wife Delanise, daughter Lisa Taylor, 11 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her son Howard Taylor and her husband of 70 years, Bob Taylor.
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