Birth date: Jun 19, 1926 Death date: Sep 18, 2021
Mrs. Virginia Ray Taylor, 95, passed away on September, 18, 2021. She was preceded in death by her husband Orville B. Taylor, sisters Margie Crumby, Katie Blaylock, and brother Jack Ray, Jr. She leaves behind to cherish her memory Read Obituary
Psalm 116:15 “Precious in the sight of the Lord is the death of His saints.” Not only precious to the Lord, Mrs. Taylor was a loving mother, grandmother, great grandmother and a dear friend to so many. She will be greatly missed but we praise God that she is with Jesus and look forward to seeing her again one day!
Mom, you will be greatly missed. You always supported me in the good and not so good and always had my back. God knew what he was doing when he chose you to be my Mother. You were an angel on earth.
I only met her one time, but she was a sweet and lovely lady. We still have the two angel statuettes she gave us for a housewarming gift when we moved here. They are in our den. Every time I see them, they remind me of her. I'm looking forward to meeting her in Heaven someday. God bless her family, and know that our prayers are that the Holy Comforter will comfort your hearts in Christ Jesus....Claude & MarySue Peters
I am so very blessed to have had the opportunity to know Mrs. Taylor and her precious family. Mrs. Kay and Mr. Gene, you both are truly two of the kindest, most gentle and loving people I have ever met. You guys became my family the instant I met you! I feel so privileged to have shared this time with you all! Love you with all my heart! Please keep in touch and know I’ll forever keep you in my prayers and heart.
Mimi, thank you for all your love and support through the years. No one could have asked for a better grandmother. We had many fun times together. I’ll never forget spending the night at your house when I was little, playing Checkers and Connect Four, eating watermelon on your back porch, and so much more. I’ll cherish these precious memories, and I will always love you.
I will always treasure the special memories of you and what you have always meant to me.
The longer I live my life the more I realize how much you have given me of yours. Thank you, Mother. I love you, and you will live in my heart forever.
-Kay
