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Show : ee <m a ee long iness.. a Wi) after a ee eSti ar 3. CF " Wcbaes, > : i , y ON * NON * ; in Og Mar HS son Ot >* a 4" © 4 0 “* .*, *wat eyie? .* Pete, ey 2,7. rs co ee Dewitt. and Ida | 6 a ee ga > ¥ , 989 ay eng? gy rea iis : tes 4 _* <a « @ o.gS, « .\t e* % . ~~ . Se ae later divorced. He had “served in the Seg! eg" at 6 « eet eo . * <<.> ts oe Bsog ‘ son. T hey were miata . > Og oe - He mal ‘pilariohe! Wek)! att HS. ‘Army from Es 1976 to 1979, «=: He was. em- 2 “ployed as a buffer for ‘Day_ ton-Ogden. ; He was a: Of the ‘New ‘Zion ‘Baptist Church. ‘Surviving are two sons, Darrell K. Taylor Jr. and Derrick J. Taylor, both _ of Ogden; his father of Ogden; three brothers and seven sisters, Edward Taylor and Robert Taylor, both of Ogden; Leon Taylor, Phoenix, Ariz.; Dora _J. Owens and Dynetta L. Taylor, both of Clearfield; Ora D. Armstrong, San Diego, Calif.; Janice M. Reeves; ‘Gwen- dolyn T. Younger, Carolyn T. Lamb and Brenda A. Taylor, all of Utah. Services will be held Saturday at 1 a.m. at Myers Mortuary Chapel, 845 Washington Blvd. Friends may call at the mortuary Fri- day from 6 to 8 p.m. Interment in Ogden City Cemetery. - member te: AecsbacnN r —_ 4s) ~ SRLTPO ; a phan ) ~*" |
