Callie Lou Taylor of Booneville(Logan County), Arkansas, died Wednesday, March 25, 2008. She was 82 years old.
Ms. Taylor leaves behind a beloved husband of 62 years: J.W. Taylor of the home; three daughters: Angela Rayborn of Booneville, Arkansas, Loucretia Taylor of Fort Smith, Arkansas, and Abigail Cox of Alma, Arkansas; three granddaughters; five precious great-grandchildren; and one very precious great-great granddaughter.
She will be remembered as a devoted wife, loving mother and grandmother. Ms. Taylor was a Past Worth Matorn of the Order of the Easter Star, and a Past Mother Advisor for the Order of the Rainbow for Girls. Ms. Taylor was an accomplished interior decorator, gourmet cook, prolific quilter, and a master gardener. She was an avid bowler and won many bowling tournaments in Europe and the United States.
A private gravide service was held on Friday, March 28, 2008, at the Fort Smith National Cemetery in Fort Smith, Arkansas.
Ms. Taylor leaves behind a beloved husband of 62 years: J.W. Taylor of the home; three daughters: Angela Rayborn of Booneville, Arkansas, Loucretia Taylor of Fort Smith, Arkansas, and Abigail Cox of Alma, Arkansas; three granddaughters; five precious great-grandchildren; and one very precious great-great granddaughter.
She will be remembered as a devoted wife, loving mother and grandmother. Ms. Taylor was a Past Worth Matorn of the Order of the Easter Star, and a Past Mother Advisor for the Order of the Rainbow for Girls. Ms. Taylor was an accomplished interior decorator, gourmet cook, prolific quilter, and a master gardener. She was an avid bowler and won many bowling tournaments in Europe and the United States.
A private gravide service was held on Friday, March 28, 2008, at the Fort Smith National Cemetery in Fort Smith, Arkansas.
Callie Lou Taylor of Booneville(Logan County), Arkansas, died Wednesday, March 25, 2008. She was 82 years old.
Ms. Taylor leaves behind a beloved husband of 62 years: J.W. Taylor of the home; three daughters: Angela Rayborn of Booneville, Arkansas, Loucretia Taylor of Fort Smith, Arkansas, and Abigail Cox of Alma, Arkansas; three granddaughters; five precious great-grandchildren; and one very precious great-great granddaughter.
She will be remembered as a devoted wife, loving mother and grandmother. Ms. Taylor was a Past Worth Matorn of the Order of the Easter Star, and a Past Mother Advisor for the Order of the Rainbow for Girls. Ms. Taylor was an accomplished interior decorator, gourmet cook, prolific quilter, and a master gardener. She was an avid bowler and won many bowling tournaments in Europe and the United States.
A private gravide service was held on Friday, March 28, 2008, at the Fort Smith National Cemetery in Fort Smith, Arkansas.
Ms. Taylor leaves behind a beloved husband of 62 years: J.W. Taylor of the home; three daughters: Angela Rayborn of Booneville, Arkansas, Loucretia Taylor of Fort Smith, Arkansas, and Abigail Cox of Alma, Arkansas; three granddaughters; five precious great-grandchildren; and one very precious great-great granddaughter.
She will be remembered as a devoted wife, loving mother and grandmother. Ms. Taylor was a Past Worth Matorn of the Order of the Easter Star, and a Past Mother Advisor for the Order of the Rainbow for Girls. Ms. Taylor was an accomplished interior decorator, gourmet cook, prolific quilter, and a master gardener. She was an avid bowler and won many bowling tournaments in Europe and the United States.
A private gravide service was held on Friday, March 28, 2008, at the Fort Smith National Cemetery in Fort Smith, Arkansas.
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