Daughter of the late Reverend James Matthew Hale of London, KY, and Margaret Laura Carter of Tyler, TX. Baylor was predeceased in death by her eight brothers and sisters. Baylor is survived by her husband of sixty-five years Marvin Blair, Captain U.S. Navy (Ret.); her son Marvin Blair, Jr. of Nashville, TN; her daughter Meg Blair of Papillion. Baylor also leaves behind her daughter-in-law Joann Blair; her son-in-law Leonard Megee; and her two granddaughters, Tatiana and Alëna Blair-Megee. Baylor and Marvin married on October 25, 1944, after Marvin received his commission as an Ensign in the Navy. During the next thirty-plus years, Baylor shared a Navy life with Marvin that took them to Hawaii, California, New Mexico, Connecticut, South Carolina, and finally Nebraska where Marvin retired from the Navy in 1972. Settling in Bellevue, Baylor worked as a real estate broker for several years, following which she opened Baylor's Wee Dolphin Shoppe, an antiques and gift shop in Bellevue. Baylor and Marvin moved to Short Hills, NJ in 1977 where they lived until 1984, when they moved to Hot Springs Village, AR. They returned to Omaha from Hot Springs Village in 2001.
Daughter of the late Reverend James Matthew Hale of London, KY, and Margaret Laura Carter of Tyler, TX. Baylor was predeceased in death by her eight brothers and sisters. Baylor is survived by her husband of sixty-five years Marvin Blair, Captain U.S. Navy (Ret.); her son Marvin Blair, Jr. of Nashville, TN; her daughter Meg Blair of Papillion. Baylor also leaves behind her daughter-in-law Joann Blair; her son-in-law Leonard Megee; and her two granddaughters, Tatiana and Alëna Blair-Megee. Baylor and Marvin married on October 25, 1944, after Marvin received his commission as an Ensign in the Navy. During the next thirty-plus years, Baylor shared a Navy life with Marvin that took them to Hawaii, California, New Mexico, Connecticut, South Carolina, and finally Nebraska where Marvin retired from the Navy in 1972. Settling in Bellevue, Baylor worked as a real estate broker for several years, following which she opened Baylor's Wee Dolphin Shoppe, an antiques and gift shop in Bellevue. Baylor and Marvin moved to Short Hills, NJ in 1977 where they lived until 1984, when they moved to Hot Springs Village, AR. They returned to Omaha from Hot Springs Village in 2001.
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