Karol J. "Kay" TAYLOR

When someone you love becomes a memory, the memory becomes a treasure. Remember though, our comfort & hope come from our Heavenly Father (1 Peter 5:6,7)

Auntie Kay, I will always remember your gentle smile and all the times we spent together when I was a child. My sincere condolences and prayers to the family. Ann and Mona, I'm thinking of you both. Hugs and love.

I'm so sorry for your loss. My prayers are with your family.

To all the Taylor family!
Kay was a beautiful person who always had time to listen. Her kitchen was her office! Always offering a sandwich, chip or whatever she had. There home was like a bed & breakfast allowing family to return to get back on their feet over the years. Kay you are in my prayers thanks for the 40+ years of friendship@

So sorry for your families loss I will remember her gentleness , cute giggle and warmth may she be at peace and pain free in gods hands now hugz

Granny,
You taught me what it means to be brave, kind to all people and stand up for myself. You pushed me to stay in school and get an education and for that you gave me the greatest gift. I will miss our talks at the kitchen table. I will miss hearing you sing happy birthday to me. I'll miss Christmas Eve with you most of all. You were someone who was always there, even in your own suffering. You singlehandedly kept everyone up when they needed it. You were the strongest person I ever...