Marilyn L. Taylor

Happy Birthday Mom!!!!

Time has flown by since last August. Danica has grown like a little weed since then. She's 22 lbs and just turned 8 months old this past Friday. She was just a little trooper, not really crying at all, during the 13 hour unexpected trips up to and back from Staten Island. Not bad for a 3 week old!

Nicole is growing bigger every day too. She'll be 3 this April and she's already a stand out in her class in pre-school and I predict that she'll be taller...

Al, Dean, Leslie and Family: Your wife and mother, Marilyn, was a very special person whom you must miss terribly. I know I was extremely sad to hear of her passing.

I remember many afternoons and evenings spent at WSLL playing, umpiring, keeping score or announcing, when I felt specially blessed to be in the company of someone whom I so greatly respected and whom I consider a mentor to this day. I was greatly affected by her life and am extremely sorrowful at her death.

Let...

Mr. Taylor and family;

I was saddened by the news and sorry I couldn't be there to share my condolences in person. Mrs. Taylor was an amazing woman, she taught me so much about team work, and softball.
I look back on the days I played ball for her and smile. Mrs. T allowed me to be me, she always encouraged her players to work hard and not give up. She was a true mentor. I'll miss her

Uncle Al-
I remember Aunt Marilyn as the catalyst of activity at family occasions. For some reason, she was the one who was able to get the party going. She always had some type of game to play, whether we were indoors or out.
She also gave my father info to contact me and I was able to see him and make peace with him before he passed over.
I know I have been out of the family for quite some time, but I still have the memories.

Love, Jean Marie

Dean, Leslie & Mr. Taylor,
So very sorry for your loss..my prayers are with you...

There is and never will be a MOMMY like mine!! She is the only person to truly know me. I could always count on her no matter what. our sorrows were few our laughter was great. I would not be the woman I am today if it was not for her. She held me tight yet gave me room to grow and experiment. She could make my life a living hell one day and and be my best friend the next. with all that I've put my Mom through I'm ashamed I was not stronger for her in the last days of her life I adore my...

Uncle Al, you were always a favorite of mine; and when you brought Aunt Marilyn into our lives, there was no way you could have picked anyone better. She immediately became part of us and fit right in to our unusual, loving, kooky family. She was instrumental for so many things in my life - like being the first to get me drunk, teaching me to play different card games, showing me how to bet on the horses at her mother's house, teaching me to bowl, and giving me the push I needed to contact...

Leslie and Family,

Tim & I would like to offer our sincerest condolences. Your family is in our thoughts and prayers.

On befalf of my father and sister I would like to thank everyone who took time out of their busy life to spend a little time with us to say good bye to my mother this past week.

She is remembered as a loving wife and life partner of 48 years. As a warm and guiding Granny. As Mrs "T" on the ballfield for so many years, as Aunt Marilyn, " a solid cornerstone in the foundation of our family", as a fiendly co-worker, as Mas on the many smokey bowling lanes of Staten Island, but she'll...