Joylene-Bartay-Obituary

Joylene Taylor Bartay

San Antonio, Texas

Feb 1, 1939 – Sep 28, 2016 (Age 77)

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BORN
February 1, 1939
DIED
September 28, 2016
AGE
77
LOCATION
San Antonio, Texas

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February 1, 1939 - September 28, 2016On Wednesday September 28th Joylene Taylor Bartay of San Antonio, TX was received into the loving arms of our Lord and Savior Jesus. Joylene was born on February 1st, 1939 in Austin, TX. She was raised in Houston, TX where she lived until she married in 1958....

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Sonia and I

Missing you mom. Getting married to a beautiful christian lady, Sonia. I know you'd love her as she loves Christ like you. Wish you were here to meet here but I know you are here in spirit. We actually met at your bible study last fall. I love you mom and miss you bunches. ❤

Joy was everything you could ever want in a cousin and a friend. We enjoyed her & Tandy & kids when they lived here in CA years ago and will miss her being at all our family reunions in Texas. I don't think she missed any if they were here in the states. Joy has always opened their home and hearts to family and friends. Our sweetest memories will be the two trips we took with them last year. Even then, we were guests as they gave and gave and gave again. That's Joy!

Did not know Joy well but I do know she was a Christ follower and served Him well while on this earth. For all of us, our time here is short and she is now truly at home in the presence of her Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Breathing will never again be labor. Death stings but it is not victorious. Praying for the family.

Joy brought our extended family closer together. She shared stories and photos and helped us learn about our ancestors. When Daddy was sick, she was there. A loving wife, mother and woman of God, she made the extra effort for those she loved. I am thankful you will be reunited with Daddy and all our loved ones that have gone on to be with the Lord. Give Daddy and Grandma a big hug for me. I love you all.

Our deepest sympathies, The Huggler Family

Regrettably, never spent a lot of time with Joy and the rest of her family, mainly because of proximity and family sizes, but when we did visit, she was a Christian inspiration and reflected God's presence in her life. This is what I'll remember most about Joy.

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