Ken's role in my life, and especially my parent's lives, was HUGE. Although he was my first cousin, son of my mother's oldest sister Aunt Dorothy, he was actually only  5 years older then my mother Arnetta. Being that close in age to both my mother and father Jack, he was more of an uncle, then a cousin, to me being quite much older then I when I was growing up. I used to relish the stories Mom and Dad shared about the Taylor's farm; how uncle Hurk taught the boys how to "harvest" a cow (I won't share the details); all the wonderful times we visited with the Taylor's and how much Ken's friendship meant to me in my later years. And speaking of friendships, the one Ken and Marlene shared with my Mom and Dad was like that of a brother and sister; so close and inclusive of our family members. Ken's kind hearted ways, his slight little chuckle when sharing or hearing a joke, the twinkle in his eyes,  and the warm greetings I always received are thoughts that will remain with me forever...……"God gives us those memories so that we may have roses in the winter."

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Kenneth Gordon Taylor

24 marzo, 1929 – 7 febrero, 2019

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