Josephine Marie Vespa Taylor

Pat, Johnny and family I am so sorry to here about your mom.I always thought the world of her, what a great lady.My memories of Talqiun will live forever. Mrs. Taylor would always greet us with "oh *#*#" put them in a seperate room! She not only became a friend but also a great customer. Thank you Mrs Taylor...I will always remember you.

Jennifer: My deepest regrets to you and your entire family for the loss of your grandmother Jo Taylor. Justice Richard Ervin introduced me to her (and Miss Tina) in the early 1970's. I saw her again later with you at a political event for Senator Williams. She and the Talquin Inn were institutions in Tallahassee. They will both be missed by all who knew them. You acquired your strong independence honestly from her.

I regret that I could not attend the visitation or graveside...

Johnny, Lisa & family - To our friends you have our deepest sympathy and concerns. We're sorry for the loss of your mother it will be one of the hardest to overcome. Remember the goodtimes you have shared. Those memories will last you a lifetime. Everyone we've loved is a gift to be treasured. May God bless you and your family. Herbie Trice & Dee

Austin ("Buddy")
I am so very sorry for your loss. My thoughts and prayers are with you and all your family.

MY PRAYERS ARE WITH ALL OF YOU.
MANY MEMORIES WITH THE FAMILY AND TALQUIN INN.

Dear Jesse and Family,
I'm glad I had the pleasure of meeting Nanny. You are in my thoughts and prayers.

Love, Jessie Beadle

I've known Mrs. Taylor all my life. My grandmother Tina Porter worked for her well...forever. If it wasn't for Mrs. Taylor and her unending love for my family, I don't know what we all would have done on several occasions. Thank you Mrs. Taylor for all that you've done for us. We love and miss you!

My name is Amber Nedley, daughter of Todd Nedley who is Jennifer Taylor's brother. I would like to share with all the family and friends ....that you are all in my prayers. I've known Grandma Taylor for as long as I can remember. As a child I used to go to her restaurant and she always had her way to make me laugh. We can all look at this loss on a positive note and know she no longer has to suffer.

To the Taylor Family,

My heart, thoughts and prayers go out to yall!

Though I didn't know Nanny well the few times I did see her I could tell she was a very special woman. She was kind to me and gave great advice when it came to Lily. She will be dearly missed.