Virginia Mae Taylor

I got to know Mrs. Taylor when I lived with her the summer of 1974. Rosalie was traveling in Europe and Mrs. Taylor offered to let me stay with her. My summer job was in a hot bakery at Maryland Pacific Cone and I worked the swing shift. Mrs. Taylor was somewhat concerned that I was catching the bus on Burnside and Grand at about 11:30pm. However, I assured her that my two college terms of karate would keep me safe. When I wasn’t at PSU taking classes in the morning, I would trim the...

I have wonderful memories of Aunt Virgie from picnics, holidays, vacations, birthdays, and many events in between. She was always happy, cheerful, and glad to see everyone. She had the wonderful ability to let each and every person know they were important to her and loved. We all felt special. She set a wonderful example of living a long, full, rewarding life. Rest in peace, my dear. You are in our hearts and will be missed and loved by one and all.