Dorothy M. Taylor

Thank you Ms. Taylor for all of your years of service to so many children and their families. Dover was a better place to raise a child because of kind, loving people like you.
May God bless and keep you wrapped in His loving hands.

i remember her well from woodman park school
and I'm 59 she was nice to every one.

I was so sorry to hear of Dots passing.I was very fortunate to know her for many years .Truly kind and a lovely person I will miss her.

Dorothy's mother was my grandfather O'Kane's sister; so Dorothy was a first cousin to my mother and her four siblings. A tray that Dorothy hand painted, and presented to my mother as a wedding gift, was always on display in my parent's home. She was god-mother to one of my sisters; and there were holiday visits over the years. Unfortunately, most of my siblings and I lost contact with Dorothy after my mother's passing in 1988.

Dorothy had an unusually engaging presence. The...

I remember Ms. Taylor from my school years at
Woodman Park. She always seemed like such a nice lady. Ninety-Seven years is an incredibly long life. How fortunate she was to have been given such longevity!! Peace to you Ms. Taylor.
Sincerely,

I am so sorry to hear about Miss Taylor's death. I saw the photo of her online and recognized her smile right away. She was the secretary at Woodman Park School for all 6 years that I was there. She was always happy and focused, and I remember her always busy, but also gave time to talk to the kids. Everyone knew Miss Taylor, and everyone loved her. Rest in peace. You will be missed!