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TAYLOR, ROXIE
BELL (NOBLES), 101
Gainesville- Roxie Bell (Nobles) Taylor passed away peacefully on Wednesday, June 5, 2013 at E.T. York Hospice Care Center, Gainesville, FL. She was surrounded by her loving and caring family. She was born to Alvin O. and Carrie Nobles on March 25, 1912 in Gainesville, Florida. She was the oldest of 8 children. She enjoyed watching Gator sports (especially football and baseball) and game shows on television. She loved to make quilts, complete word finds, writing letters the old fashioned way and she looked forward to each Christmas party with her entire family. Family was what she treasured most of all in her 101 years she lived.
Roxie is preceded in death by her husband, Benjamin James Taylor, an infant son, daughter, Ermagene Rutledge and grandsons, Gregory James Adams and Wayne J. Amerson and great granddaughter, Audrey Adams. She is survived by her daughters, Martha (Bernice) Amerson of Westville, FL, Patricia Ann Harrington and Judy (David) Adams, all of Gainesville, FL; numerous grandchildren, great grandchildren and great great grandchildren and many loving nieces and nephews.
Graveside Services will be held Tuesday, June 11, 2013 at 10:00 a.m., in Evergreen Cemetery, 401 SE 21st Avenue, with Donnie Wynn officiating. The family will receive friends Monday, June 10, 2013, 6:30 to 8:00 p.m., at WILLIAMS-THOMAS FUNERAL HOME DOWNTOWN, 404 North Main Street.
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DOWNTOWN
(352) 376-7556
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Aunt Roxie, so many fond memories, hunting season, Thanksgiving, summers, the creek, the Gavins store, riding on the tail gate. Go ping down the road, sugar cane, watermelon, the chicken farm, Uncle Brad and Aunt Maybelle. All the times that is cousins would get Hollard at too tell us supper was ready. The baths with the ivory soap and your hair being shinny from the spring water. The wood cooking stove. The #9 wash tub and one kettle of water for 4 of us kids. Lots of love, happiness, good times and sad. Aunt Roxie was one of a kind. Very loved and looked up too. Rest In Peace my Dear. You are forever loved.
Tammy Lange
Family
June 3, 2021
Such a SWEETHEART. Miss her.
Harvey and Mary Harrington
Family
June 3, 2019
Aunt Roxie, I will all ways remember the good times we had as a family in Gulf Hammock at the camps. So many very fond times. You all ways hollering at us young'uns don't slam the door. All the Family reunions and all the times at the creek. Wow it just does not seem possible. Rest in peace Aunt Roxie. I Love You your Great Niece
tammy Lange
June 15, 2013
Thankyou for ur loving ways and the wonderful lessons in life we all can remember you by ..Robert Johnson and Family..
Robert Johnson
June 10, 2013
Aunt Roxie.... We love you and know you are peaceful now. You will be missed. ~Sandi and Jacob Hayve
June 10, 2013
Love and Prayers to you all, from the Parker family.
Judy McElroy
June 10, 2013
Love you Granny Taylor.
Harvey & Mary Harrington
June 9, 2013
My thoughts and prayers are with the family... Love you all!
Cheryl Edwards
June 9, 2013
You are loved by my daddy Wayne Parnell and me.
Kristin Parnell
June 9, 2013
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