courtesy of Bring's Broadway Chapel:
Passed away with loved ones by her side.
Born and raised in CT, long-time Sierra Vista resident.
Our mother was a career Navy wife, mother of four, friend to all. When life wasn't easy, she held her head high and handled it with dignity and grace, and came out ahead. She was determined, strong, and independent. Throughout her life she accomplished much. She played the organ, piano, and guitar. Her seamstress skills were superb. A good thing because she would often sew our clothes growing up. She loved doing ceramics and would often place 1st. Hosting parties and RVing were mainstay in retirement. A life well lived and so enjoyed.
Predeceased by her loving husband, Alfred Philip Taylor, Jr. (Phil).
Survived by children: John, Jamie, Joel, and Jerry. Grandchildren: Kaite, Lenny, Jennifer, Keith, Angela, Bud, and Matt. Ten great-grandchildren. Sisters: Kay, Irene, Sandra, and June. Many nieces, nephews, and friends.
Services: Brings Broadway Chapel Wed., Feb. 9, 2022.
Burial: Southern Arizona Veterans Memorial Cemetery [12:00 noon, Feb. 10, 2022].
Passed away with loved ones by her side.
Born and raised in CT, long-time Sierra Vista resident.
Our mother was a career Navy wife, mother of four, friend to all. When life wasn't easy, she held her head high and handled it with dignity and grace, and came out ahead. She was determined, strong, and independent. Throughout her life she accomplished much. She played the organ, piano, and guitar. Her seamstress skills were superb. A good thing because she would often sew our clothes growing up. She loved doing ceramics and would often place 1st. Hosting parties and RVing were mainstay in retirement. A life well lived and so enjoyed.
Predeceased by her loving husband, Alfred Philip Taylor, Jr. (Phil).
Survived by children: John, Jamie, Joel, and Jerry. Grandchildren: Kaite, Lenny, Jennifer, Keith, Angela, Bud, and Matt. Ten great-grandchildren. Sisters: Kay, Irene, Sandra, and June. Many nieces, nephews, and friends.
Services: Brings Broadway Chapel Wed., Feb. 9, 2022.
Burial: Southern Arizona Veterans Memorial Cemetery [12:00 noon, Feb. 10, 2022].
courtesy of Bring's Broadway Chapel:
Passed away with loved ones by her side.
Born and raised in CT, long-time Sierra Vista resident.
Our mother was a career Navy wife, mother of four, friend to all. When life wasn't easy, she held her head high and handled it with dignity and grace, and came out ahead. She was determined, strong, and independent. Throughout her life she accomplished much. She played the organ, piano, and guitar. Her seamstress skills were superb. A good thing because she would often sew our clothes growing up. She loved doing ceramics and would often place 1st. Hosting parties and RVing were mainstay in retirement. A life well lived and so enjoyed.
Predeceased by her loving husband, Alfred Philip Taylor, Jr. (Phil).
Survived by children: John, Jamie, Joel, and Jerry. Grandchildren: Kaite, Lenny, Jennifer, Keith, Angela, Bud, and Matt. Ten great-grandchildren. Sisters: Kay, Irene, Sandra, and June. Many nieces, nephews, and friends.
Services: Brings Broadway Chapel Wed., Feb. 9, 2022.
Burial: Southern Arizona Veterans Memorial Cemetery [12:00 noon, Feb. 10, 2022].
Passed away with loved ones by her side.
Born and raised in CT, long-time Sierra Vista resident.
Our mother was a career Navy wife, mother of four, friend to all. When life wasn't easy, she held her head high and handled it with dignity and grace, and came out ahead. She was determined, strong, and independent. Throughout her life she accomplished much. She played the organ, piano, and guitar. Her seamstress skills were superb. A good thing because she would often sew our clothes growing up. She loved doing ceramics and would often place 1st. Hosting parties and RVing were mainstay in retirement. A life well lived and so enjoyed.
Predeceased by her loving husband, Alfred Philip Taylor, Jr. (Phil).
Survived by children: John, Jamie, Joel, and Jerry. Grandchildren: Kaite, Lenny, Jennifer, Keith, Angela, Bud, and Matt. Ten great-grandchildren. Sisters: Kay, Irene, Sandra, and June. Many nieces, nephews, and friends.
Services: Brings Broadway Chapel Wed., Feb. 9, 2022.
Burial: Southern Arizona Veterans Memorial Cemetery [12:00 noon, Feb. 10, 2022].
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