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Trish Taylor
May 26, 1965 - Sept. 21, 2020
PFLUGERVILLE, Texas - Trish Taylor, nee Patricia Helen Dingman passed away Sept. 21, 2020. She was born on May 26, 1965, and given that her family was told not to expect her to live past her teens, earned her name - the Trishinator - by proving them wrong, living a fulfilling life and being an amazing person! Trish graduated from Corinth High School.
Trish married Kevin Willette, her soulmate and "Rock," 27 years ago and they enjoyed many activities together - bluegrass (listening and playing-Trish played the fiddle and bass and Kevin played everything else), gardening, the outdoors, photography, cruises, Las Vegas, sunset watching at the Oasis, dining at Chuy's and most of all their 5 doggie "children." Trish belonged to the Capital City Scribes calligraphy guild in Austin, Texas and held almost every position in the guild as well as conducting training for new members. Her patience and humor were instrumental in encouraging these new scribes to continue their practice. Trish was proficient in many of the calligraphy styles and loved making greeting cards and artwork for family and friends.
Trish received a double lung transplant in 2014 which gave her 6 more years of life and love. As noted by her husband, Kevin, on his Facebook page, "Those fabulous lungs worked perfectly, but the cancer was just overwhelming," and with the grace by which she lived, she chose to meet death in grace as well. In the words of her husband, "her 'disease to please' and unselfish gestures to put others first aside from her physical struggles has touched hundreds of lives during her time here on earth." This is especially true for her family and those who knew her well.
Trish is survived by her husband, Kevin Willette of Pflugerville, Texas; her mother, Anita Dingman (George); sister, Cynthia Labarge (Gerard) of Hadley; her cousin, and "sister from another mother," Caroline Wright (Bart) of Hawaii; her aunt, Lewellyne Blanchard of Utica; cousins: Heather Gardiner (Darin) and Avery Marshall (Jessica), Nancy Newbern of Queensbury and Lonnie Rumpf of Hadley; along with many nieces, nephews and extended family. She was predeceased by her father, Delmar Dingman; sister, Teresa; aunt, Carol Rumpf (Danny); and cousin, Danny Rumpf, Jr.
By her wishes, there will be no services. However, a memorial gathering will be held at a later date. Donations to Cystic Fibrosis Foundation and/or signing up to be an Organ Donor would be a fitting tribute to her memory. "Trish challenges all of us to live like there is no tomorrow. Nothing on this earth is more valuable than time, use it wisely..."
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Joan boyce Boyce
October 8, 2020
Kind friend we will remember you for many interests and sweetness.
Carol Wendell Currier
September 29, 2020
Her family is in my thoughts and prayers! I first met her when I was in nursing school,and met her sister Teresa.
C.T. Strickland Jr.
September 25, 2020
Trish was a great friend, design partner, penpal, and closer to me than most other friends and family. She fully lived each day as if it were her last and encouraged me, inspired me, my wife, kids, and even my mom. She taught me much about life and how to treat people because you never knew when your words with someone would be the last conversation. I loved her like a precious sister.
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Bob & Barbara Palmer
September 24, 2020
We are so sorry to hear of Trishs' passing. Our sympathies to her family. Although we didn't know Trish, we did grow up with her mother, Anita, and Carol and LuLu in Hadley New York. Having known her Grandmother and Great Grandmother, we know where Trish got her talents, ambitions and will to master challenges as life progressed. we're sure she will be missed. Sincerely,Bob& Barbara Palmer, The Villages FLorida.
Pam DeGood
September 23, 2020
It is so hard to find the words to say how sad I am to hear about Trish. She was one of a kind. Never a discouraging word about any one or anything which is amazing considering the huge challenges she faced while on this earth. I will miss her gentle soul. I will see her again someday. Blessings to you dear friend. I miss you.
Nicholas Matino
September 23, 2020
A wonderful person who is now an Angel! Thank you, Trish, for showing us how to live and appreciate the small things in life. I will remember your smile and upbeat personality. You were a role model for all of us. Thank you for being you!
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