Wanda Lee Taylor

I was very lucky to know and talk with Wanda from time to time over many years. I first met her in 1986. She always had a smile and was the kindest, warmest soul. It radiated from her. I learned many, many life lessons; on example, running a household, kindness, patience, dealing with a large extended family, relationships (personal & work), business, and even politics. She was a JOY to be around and talk to. I was always uplifted after being with her and sharing about life. The...

We love you our sweet mother!

From the Heli-ski group: We were there when Wanda got her !million foot suit from CMH. Many fond memories of skiing with Wanda and Bud. I would also like to honor the memories of other members: Cece Drinkward, Jerry and Jackie Innskeep, Roger Bachman, and Bill Rosenfeld.

Wanda was a wonderful caring friend of many years. We have wonderful memories of travel with Bud & Wanda over the years with NECA, France, Greece, Monaco & here in the NW. She will be greatly missed as a very great lady.

Met Wanda through my sister-in-law when they were business partners and the hype of the beanie babies craze. In recent years I would see her at the Beaverton Farmers Market where I am a vendor Wanda was always so sweet and wanting to help the small business owners by purchasing at the market. I always heard about her wonderful holiday get togethers and travels. I was shocked to see the post. My heart goes out to her family. Hugs

In loving memory of a wonderful wife, mother, grandmother and great grandmother. Tim and I enjoyed hearing about your fabulous vacations and caring for your many furry friends in your absence over the years at Sauvie Island Kennels. Sending our heartfelt condolences to Bud and the whole Taylor family. God Bless you.