To all the Taylor family, I was so sorry to hear about the loss of your mom and dad. Distance sometimes causes news to find me too late and I apologize for the late remembrance. I will never forget the friendship and togetherness they provided through the wrestling years. They were both powerful personalities and how wonderful people. I pray they find peace together in the ever after.

Bob & Family-

Sorry for the loss of your mom and dad.  I have fond memories of them both going clear back to wrestling days.  They both left a lot of footprints to remember them by and they will be forever in your hearts and ours.  Accept our deepest sympathy.

I knew Mary Ann as Mrs. Taylor. She always showed interest in me and was easy to talk to. The Taylor's were a fixture on 18th and West Shore Dr. I will always think of them when I drive by.

Dear family,  I had the great priviledge of knowing and working with Mary Ann.  We grew from trusted work partners caring for the elderly at Hallmark to a unique doctor patient relationship as she (and her beloved Bob) aged.  Mary Ann faced the tribulations of aging and declining health with grace that is rarely found. She dearly loved each and every one of her children and grandchildren and boasted of you all nearly everytime that I saw her. I will miss her but it is such a comfort that she and Bob remain together in heaven   Dr. John Lindell

Mary Ann & Bob will both be missed. I have only worked there for a short while, but loved spending time with both of them. 

So sorry to hear of Mary Ann's passing. Mary Ann was my boss at Halmark for several years. Not only a boss but a true friend. I will never forget our trip to Las Vegas and all the fun we had playing the blackjack tables!! A truly wonderful nurse and person. RIP

My mom conveys her deepest sympathies to Mary Ann's family and their loss. Her prayers are with you all. She has many fond memories of time spent with her.
Jim Tometich 

Duke & I really enjoyed talking with Mary Ann. She was interesting and a joy to be around. We well miss her and our hearts and prays go out to her family and friends.

So sorry to learn of the passing of both Bob and Mary Ann. Your family has my sympathy at this difficult time. I came to know them both when Grandpa Jim Witovec was at Heartland in Canton. I so enjoyed their visits every Sunday morning! I have thought of them many times since they lost Jim. I called Mary Ann when l had seen Drake had passed away. So sorry for your loss also with Drake. Mary Ann couldn't recall who l was. But l am thinking of all of you. Theres people who come and go in a lifetime and  some who always stay in our hearts forever. Mary Ann and Bob are 2 of those people who are in my heart! They were good people! So glad l got to know your family! Sincerely Holly Thum

I just came to know Mary Ann and Bob when my parents moved to Liberty Village.  Watching her take care of her sweet husband warmed my heart.  They were the definition of true love.  She was funny and we laughed often.  When my father passed away she was such a comfort.  I will miss Mary Ann and Bob.  They were an inspiration!  I loved them and already miss them dearly.







Some of my fondest memories as a child were those with the Taylor family.  Mr and Mrs Taylor were always so gracious and made me feel part of their family. After several years of not seeing them, I reconnected with them about four years ago --- thanks to my very dear childhood friend, Deb Taylor.  During our reunion, we laughed and reminisced as if a only day had passed since we were last together.  They will forever hold a special place in my heart.  My love to the family.  Cindy "Magner" Meyer  

So sorry to hear of Mary Ann's passing. I worked for her in the 90's. She was a graet lady.

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Mary Ann Taylor

October 16, 1933 – February 21, 2015

Preston-Hanley Funeral Home & Crematory

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