Barbara Jean Taylor

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Barbara Jean Taylor was born on October 9th, 1947. Barbara Jean Taylor passed peacefully on June 3, 2019. She was a mother of two, Mark Jacob Taylor and Kelly Danielle Day (Ross). Her surviving next of kin is her daughter, Kelly Day (Ross) and husband Mark Ross and their three grandchildren Kaley, Katelyn and Kaden. I must add she was a strong, loving, caring, and God-fearing woman. She was truly was my first love he taught me more things than I could ever put on paper. She gave me unconditional love and brought me to church so that I could grow in Christ. She taught me laugh at home best to laugh and grow and overcome all things. Her laughter was infectious, and so were here tears. She was always the life of the party, brought laughter and silliness, and let's not forget she loved to dance. As time progressed her body gave out on her. She liked to play Scrabble and read her Bible. Even though she was confined to her chair she's still trying to teach others about God. She will always be with me. The past five years her pain became a disability. With all her pain she slowly became an angry person, but I know her as the most loving and caring person who always gave me love. Sometimes I have to look for it, but I knew it was there. She did not have much in material things she had a heart of gold, and she always had a way of making me feel special. She taught me many things first what not to be, and what to aspire to be. I think we were more like sisters, but she did use the mother card when she could. I know she is not in any more pain, and for that, I am so grateful. Yet I will miss here more than anything in my life. Barbara Taylor was always my Ace in the hole. She loved me hyper, sad, mad, and even unreasonable. That was the love she gave me. She loved my in so many ways, even when I could not understand it. I always knew she loves me and my family. As we always said, "I will see you in Heaven."

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  1. I have so many good memories of Barbara. In 1981 she moved in next door to me. We were both single parents that had kids that were in middle and high school. We became good friends that went camping and did a lot of thing with our kids. Over the years and life changes we always remained friends and kept in touch. I will really miss her and her friendship. Rest in piece Barbara. I hope you feel no pain now. I love you my friend.

  2. I remember driving down every weekend to see her. We would play games watch movies and on every Sunday morning we would make blueberry pancakes. She always let my creativity go wild and helped me have fun no matter what happened. I will miss her and love her always. And I will see her in heaven<3

  3. I will forever miss Barbara. I had the pleasure of knowing her for about a year. I seen her laugh and cry because of her pain. Now she is resting in peace and not hurting anymore. I would visit her 2 to 3 times a week to help her and walk sweet Marley. She loved her bunny tracks ice cream and we often had some together. I can still hear her in my ear, some of the things she would tell me. Some not appropriate. She always said what was on her mind. One memory I have, Barbara was crying and I felt the need to give her a big long hung. She cried more and told me, you have the best hugs. I miss you Barbara and I am so glad I had the privilege of knowing you. Rest in peace. And Marley is doing great and will never forget his tricks you taught him. Hugs to you in the heaven skies. Linda

  4. In 1981 Barbara movedy next door to me. Both being single parents we became close friends. We would go on camping trips with our kids. I will miss her and am so glad she is not in any pain anymore. I love you my friend.

  5. Kelly, I know we haven’t spoken in a long while. I want you to know that I understand you are missing your Mom in so many ways. This is one of the hardest journeys there is for a daughter. It is not easy but it does get better. I love your and wish you all the comfort and love I can send your way. Rhonda

  6. Kelly, that’s a beautiful picture of your mom. Love you! Let me know if you need anything

  7. My grandmother was an amazing woman, I am proud to be her granddaughter(baby Kate). May she rest peacefully.
    “She is clothed with strength and dignity and laughs without fear of the future.� Prov. 31:25


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