Big Bend Hospice House in Tallahassee, Florida.
Lois was born on October 14, 1934 to Walter Scott Carter and Edith Jane Garner
In Bourbon, Missouri. She moved to Hollywood, Florida in 1955 with Ed Taylor, her husband.
Her career was as an executive secretary with the State of Florida until her retirement.
Lois lived a long and full life filled with family and love. Lois was loved by many people.
She was an intelligent, kind, loving, opinionated, fun woman and an inspiration to the whole family.
Family camping trips, golf tournaments, motorhome trips, weekly poker games filled their lives.
In her youth, Lois loved sports and played basketball and softball.
After her move to Florida in 1955, she played golf, took up snow skiing at 45 and her favorite
Sport when the body said ‘enough’ – blackjack. Last year, Lois won 3rd place on a cruise ship tournament.
She and Ed loved travelling as well, and motorhome all over the US and Canada many times. They travelled to
Europe, Greece, and South America.
Lois was preceded in death by her husband, George Edward ‘Ed’ Taylor, of 57 years,
Brother Robert ‘Bob’ Emerson Carter, and Sister Bonnie Lea DuBois (Robert M.’Unkie’ DuBois).
Lois is survived by daughters Cynthia Ann ‘Cindy’ James (the late William ‘Bill’ F. James, Vicki Lynn Beiter (Jeff), and Kristi Lea Sherman (Don),
Grandchildren, Clinton Taylor Beiter (Christina Hagerich), Elizabeth ‘Beth’ Renea Bell (Jason), Alexander ‘Alex’ Donald Sherman, Brooke Taylor Sherman,
Sister in Law, Fern M. Carter,
Nieces, Bonnie Janine Warmbrodt, Linda C. Sappington (David), and Nancy Jane Baker.
Lois, like an angel, made everyone’s life she touched better.
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