Margaret Pole Taylor

Thinking of a woman that every American woman would benefit from imitating - the wonderful presence of Peggy Taylor - True Highlands Woman. Peggy, I think of you and Kent every time I walk, run or drive by the cottage on Razorback lake. Miss you, great one.

In memory of Aunt Peg, may God Bless my Taylor, Fisher, Pole, Parsons, and Trotter cousins

Aunt Peg, Uncle Kent, Aunt Nancy, and my Mom were the soul of our family since Auntie, Joe and Joan, and Ott and Iva passed. So many beautiful memories; an era has ended.

What a beautiful legacy this lovely left left. My prayers are with the family and friends who have a missing link in their hearts now.
May GOD bless you all with peace!

Sarah Renee Rice

Love to the Taylor family as the sands of time shift poignantly with Peggy´s departure and the end of a generation. My love and support go to Craig, Chris, Kent, and Chandler during this time of sentimental reflection on a beautiful life. Peggy led an exemplary life of constant service. She was so `there.´ She `represented´ for her family, her friends and community, and her camp. The Taylor cottage won´t be the same without Kent and Peggy, but the generations that follow know this already. The magical place will always carry their spirits. I will say hello to them every time I walk up the stairs to that glorious view of Razorback Lake. Peace to Kent, Peg, and all Taylors!

Aunt Peg was a great woman and I have many fond memories of my visits to Clausen Ave in Western Springs as well as my summer at Camp Highlands. My sincere condolences to Craig, Kent Jr., Chris, and Chan.