Wendy Taylor

I only just found out about her death today and I'm shocked to say the least. Visiting the library was one of my favorite parts of the week in elementary school, Ms. Taylor always had such fun stories to read us that I enjoyed very much and the library always had such a great collection of books, I look very fondly on those days and she made the experience even more enjoyable. My condolences to her family, I wish everyone the best and may she rest in peace.

Wendy was a joy to be around. She was quick with a smile and to lend her support, especially to ministry. It is a shock to hear of her passing... My thoughts and prayers go out to her family and friends. May God's love and comfort be near.

Ms. Taylor was my first teacher on my first day of high school at Rosslyn. I was so nervous and she was so kind and calm and friendly. I felt safe and cared for during such a tough and turbulent time and I´m so thankful for her. I´m praying for you all.

My condolences to family and friends. Ms. Taylor was my handbell teacher at Rosslyn. Having been a teacher myself for years, I now have a much better idea of how much patience and love it must have taken to have hyperactive 16 y/o me in class. Thanks for investing in me, MS. Taylor, even when I was too immature to appreciate it.

Ms. Taylor taught my 8th grade science class in Kenya in 2001. She was passionate and excited about every single lesson. It was infectious, and I remember looking forward to every class. She played handbells too, and could do an entire choirs worth of bells all just by herself. It was magical. I looked up to her so much. I am so sad to hear of her passing. She was an amazing role model and I am so lucky to have had her as a teacher.

To the family of Wendy Taylor. Sending my deepest condolences in the demise of Wendy. She was a beautiful person who loved the Lord. She and I had conversations about our travels, especially Kenya. She will be truly missed. May God comfort you with his love and peace. Pastor Phyllis Jones