Faye A. Taylor

Faye was such a ray of sunshine! My Mom, Esther, and I really enjoyed getting to know her at the Hydesville Church luncheons. She sat next to me at the last luncheon she attended, so we got a chance to talk more. I know her smile's lighting up heaven now. Love to her family.

Faye was my role model; a real lady of faith. When Jim & I were married in'53; they stole me away and took me to Jim & Faye's. You are blessed to have such a Mother and wonderful memories. Jean Nichols

Faye was a great lady who lived her faith daily and graciously served our Lord.

May you feel God's peace.

With thoughts of love and support in your time of loss.

Faye was one of the dedicated people I know.She cared for everyone.I first met Faye through my mom(Alice Jackman)What a friend to have had! She always made me laugh,just that smile of hers. She and mom loved to go on road trips together. On one of these trips she taught mom to use her cell phone..Bless you Faye.I'll miss those calls with her little chuckle that said are you feeling ok.You are now with all your dear friends.

I'm so sorry to hear of Faye's passing. She was a truly wonderful person. Faye was one of my instructors at the C.R. Court Reporting Program and was instrumental in my career.

Faye was an important part of my life, growing up in the Loleta Evangelical Free Church. As a child, she was my Sunday School Teacher and Vacation Bible School Teacher. I fondly remember her standing up in front during our service, either holding up signs while we sang, or manipulating the figures on the flannelgraph board. Later she was my SS Superintendent while I was a Sunday School teacher. I last saw her several years ago at a "reunion" of sorts of some of the old congregation...