Jean L. Taylor

Condolences to the family, especially to Susan. Jean was a good friend to me. She was a member of the Rahway Inter-tribal Circle of Rahway, NJ and the Thunderbear Intertribal Circle of Pine Hill, NY.

My Condolences to Jean's extended family. Having lived in Roselle for many years, Mildred and Jean were the two family members I knew. Mildred was such an incredible force in efforts to keep schools on track and Jean was active at St. Luke's Episcopal Church where I also belonged. A wonderful family with such a strong history of community and civic involvement. Roselle was a better place because of them so I am sorry to hear of Jean's death. Bobbi Gorman former St. Luke's parishioner...

My deepest sympathies to you and your family. Words can't describe how sorry Iam for your loss. Thinking of you all at this difficult time. Elizabeth Harmon

My Deepest Sympathy to the Family. Praying GOD gives us the Strength and Peace to endure one day at a time in JESUS NAME! I will miss you dearly Ms. Taylor especially our Friendship and good times at Abraham Clark as Substitute Teachers for many years. I will treasure the Memories and your laughter at all the Cookouts in Warinanco Park with the OLD TIMERS and The GIRLS. Rest in Peace. Love you always and forever. Sylvia Wilson

My devoted neighbor, friend and co-worker who I drove to work at Abraham Clark High School on a regular basis. Jean was a beautiful, loving, caring, sharing person and will be sorely missed our Bibleway Deliverance Center luncheons and other social activities. RIP RIH.