Sally Taylor

I just saw the message I wrote on June 3, 2014. When I transferred from Whitman College to UofO for my junior year, I met Sally, and we began dating. We had a wonderful time together. I dropped out of college at the end of my junior year, to travel and find the "meaning of life" in many foreign countries. Initially, her brother, Doug, was going to join me, but he was never able to make it. I travelled through Japan and the far east, India, Burma, Thailand, etc. and then to Australia. ...

Bruce
I am so sorry for the loss of your love Sally.
Carol Yarrow

Sally hired me to teach second grade at Felida for that I have been very grateful. During those years I grew to love and respect her as not only a principal but as a kind and warm human being. I thank God that He brought her into my life for those years. She will be in my prayers.

Sally was my aunt. She was beautiful, poised and kind. We had a great adventure together on a rafting trip, me an awkward teenager and her a graceful, kind lady. I will miss her always.

I am so sorry to learn of Sally's passing. She was an exceptional and compassionate administrator who showed a personal interest in her students and staff. My sympathy to you all.

Bruce, Katie and I were sad to see that Sally has passed on. I well remember her beautiful smile and the great conversations we had around Chuck and Ellen's dinner table. We are truly sorry for your loss.

Sally and I reconnected as close friends after our 50th high school reunion. I know she was as kind as she was beautiful and she will be greatly missed by so many. Prayerful thoughts for peace and comfort to the family.

Sally was the perfect example of nice person, we will all miss her.