TEC5 US Army
World War II
Robert Andrew Taylor, 84, a longtime resident of Irving, TX was born on April 22, 1927 in Groesbeck, TX. He went peacefully to his heavenly home on September 30, 2011 with his family near his side.
Robert loved fishing, baseball, and being with his family. He had a tremendous love for his wife, children and grandchildren, who will miss his laughter and smiling blue eyes.
Robert was an honorable veteran of the US Army serving in World War II in the 3000 110th Signal Service Battalion during the Allied Occupation. He then retired from the Teamsters Union local 745, working for Transcon Freight Lines after a 45 year career.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Andrew J. & Mary R. “Mason” Taylor, six brothers and two sisters.
Survived by his loving wife of 61 years, Bobbie Jean Taylor of Irving; Son, Robert A. Taylor, Jr. and wife Julia E. of Irving; Daughters, Celia Givas and husband Nicholas of Lewisville, Susie Seace and husband Kirk of Irving; 5 grandchildren, Misty Myrick-Favors and husband, Jacob, Phillip Taylor, Patrick Taylor, Cara Taylor and Cassie Givas; sister, Esther Coker of Houston.
Graveside Services will be held Wednesday October 5 at 10AM at the Dallas Fort Worth National Cemetery, burial will follow. Visitation will be Tuesday, October 4 at Browns Memorial Funeral Home from 6PM to 8PM.
World War II
Robert Andrew Taylor, 84, a longtime resident of Irving, TX was born on April 22, 1927 in Groesbeck, TX. He went peacefully to his heavenly home on September 30, 2011 with his family near his side.
Robert loved fishing, baseball, and being with his family. He had a tremendous love for his wife, children and grandchildren, who will miss his laughter and smiling blue eyes.
Robert was an honorable veteran of the US Army serving in World War II in the 3000 110th Signal Service Battalion during the Allied Occupation. He then retired from the Teamsters Union local 745, working for Transcon Freight Lines after a 45 year career.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Andrew J. & Mary R. “Mason” Taylor, six brothers and two sisters.
Survived by his loving wife of 61 years, Bobbie Jean Taylor of Irving; Son, Robert A. Taylor, Jr. and wife Julia E. of Irving; Daughters, Celia Givas and husband Nicholas of Lewisville, Susie Seace and husband Kirk of Irving; 5 grandchildren, Misty Myrick-Favors and husband, Jacob, Phillip Taylor, Patrick Taylor, Cara Taylor and Cassie Givas; sister, Esther Coker of Houston.
Graveside Services will be held Wednesday October 5 at 10AM at the Dallas Fort Worth National Cemetery, burial will follow. Visitation will be Tuesday, October 4 at Browns Memorial Funeral Home from 6PM to 8PM.
TEC5 US Army
World War II
Robert Andrew Taylor, 84, a longtime resident of Irving, TX was born on April 22, 1927 in Groesbeck, TX. He went peacefully to his heavenly home on September 30, 2011 with his family near his side.
Robert loved fishing, baseball, and being with his family. He had a tremendous love for his wife, children and grandchildren, who will miss his laughter and smiling blue eyes.
Robert was an honorable veteran of the US Army serving in World War II in the 3000 110th Signal Service Battalion during the Allied Occupation. He then retired from the Teamsters Union local 745, working for Transcon Freight Lines after a 45 year career.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Andrew J. & Mary R. “Mason” Taylor, six brothers and two sisters.
Survived by his loving wife of 61 years, Bobbie Jean Taylor of Irving; Son, Robert A. Taylor, Jr. and wife Julia E. of Irving; Daughters, Celia Givas and husband Nicholas of Lewisville, Susie Seace and husband Kirk of Irving; 5 grandchildren, Misty Myrick-Favors and husband, Jacob, Phillip Taylor, Patrick Taylor, Cara Taylor and Cassie Givas; sister, Esther Coker of Houston.
Graveside Services will be held Wednesday October 5 at 10AM at the Dallas Fort Worth National Cemetery, burial will follow. Visitation will be Tuesday, October 4 at Browns Memorial Funeral Home from 6PM to 8PM.
World War II
Robert Andrew Taylor, 84, a longtime resident of Irving, TX was born on April 22, 1927 in Groesbeck, TX. He went peacefully to his heavenly home on September 30, 2011 with his family near his side.
Robert loved fishing, baseball, and being with his family. He had a tremendous love for his wife, children and grandchildren, who will miss his laughter and smiling blue eyes.
Robert was an honorable veteran of the US Army serving in World War II in the 3000 110th Signal Service Battalion during the Allied Occupation. He then retired from the Teamsters Union local 745, working for Transcon Freight Lines after a 45 year career.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Andrew J. & Mary R. “Mason” Taylor, six brothers and two sisters.
Survived by his loving wife of 61 years, Bobbie Jean Taylor of Irving; Son, Robert A. Taylor, Jr. and wife Julia E. of Irving; Daughters, Celia Givas and husband Nicholas of Lewisville, Susie Seace and husband Kirk of Irving; 5 grandchildren, Misty Myrick-Favors and husband, Jacob, Phillip Taylor, Patrick Taylor, Cara Taylor and Cassie Givas; sister, Esther Coker of Houston.
Graveside Services will be held Wednesday October 5 at 10AM at the Dallas Fort Worth National Cemetery, burial will follow. Visitation will be Tuesday, October 4 at Browns Memorial Funeral Home from 6PM to 8PM.
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