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Traci GILLIAM-TAYLOR Obituary
49, of Dayton, Ohio, went to be with the Lord on November 3. Traci was preceded in death by her parents Ronald Gilliam and Linda Littler, her brothers Allen and Michael Littler. She is survived by her husband Jomo Taylor; one daughter, Jessica Culver (Christopher); three sons, Daniel Palomino (Kayla), Donell and Devon James; 3 precious grandchildren, Jaylene and Jaydan Palomino and Austin Addair, all of Florida; one sister, Pamela Jones (Floyd) of Huber Heights; 4 brothers, Bobby Gilliam of Texas Norman Littler Jr. (Heather), Donald (Jessica) of Dayton, Chester (Amanda) of Fairborn. Traci also left behind numerous nieces nephews cousins friends and love ones and a very special sister (Milly).
Services for Traci will be held on Sunday, November 14th, between the hours of 2 and 4 PM. at Glicker Funeral Home, 1849 Salem Ave., Dayton, OH 45406, phone number 937-278-4287. Flowers can be sent on the day of the service between the hours of 12 and 1:30. The family will receive friends and family from 2 to 4 PM. Traci was a ray of sunshine to everyone! She will truly be missed.
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Pamela Jones
November 7, 2022
Can´t believe it´s been one year since you were brutally taking from us. I miss you so much sis I will keep your memory alive always and forever till we meet again rest easy and fly. Hi sissy.
Pamela Jones
September 11, 2022
Unnecessous, I know your dogs were like your babies. You will always forever be in my heart the memories I cherish forever.
pammy jones
November 29, 2021
My sissy i will forever miss you. til we meet again sis take care of mom, Allen and Michael..
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