Cheryl Lynne Taylor

Birth date: Sep 17, 1961 Death date: Aug 15, 2016

Cheryl L. Taylor, age 55 left us in her sleep at her home on August 15, 2016. She was born September 17, 1961 in Evansville, Indiana to father Edgar Taylor and mother Geneva Allen. In July of 1964, Cheryl with brother, Steven Tayl Read Obituary

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Amanda Hickok

476w ago

My Mom was my everything. She made me into the strong and caring person I am today. She taught me right from wrong; how to be strong. From everything she taught me nothing could ever prepare me for this.
Everyday I would call her as soon as I was home from work. It was funny to her because back in my youth she would make us call her as soon as we got home from school. She would tell me " I already knew who it was," as soon as she answered the phone. I would tell her about my day and she would tell me about hers. I miss those calls more than ever. It makes me feel like somethings missing from my day.
She was my streghth. When i had time where i felt that nothing could go right. She would tell me that she was there and everything would be ok that we would get through this. She cared about me like no other mother could. There for me regardless the cost. She was the ultimate mom. Working around the clock. To make sure us kids had everthing.
She loved being a grandma. She spoiled my kids just so they would smile. She would talk to the baby on the phone eventhough it was all babble. She would talk so highly of them. Especially my Emily.
My mom did the best that she could with everything she had. For that I am forever thankful for her. She is now an angel watching over me and my kids. I love you mom. I miss you more than words could ever say.

Donna Gail Gaskill

476w ago

in honor of Cheryl.

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Donna Gail Gaskill

476w ago

in honor of Cheryl.

I met Cheryl in Junior high school. She was a few years older. We would hang out now and then along with other friends. We were your typical "teenagers" smoking anything we could get our hands on..ha ha. We also liked out Southern Comfort back then. Cheryl almost always had a smile on her face and was so funny!!!!! I can hear her laugh as I write this. That laugh.....one of a kind and still makes me smile when I hear it in my head. I moved shortly after my freshman year but was kept abreast of what was happening in her life through mutual friends. I did talk to her on the phone probably about 4 years ago for a good couple hours. I was blessed enough to go Tucson last year to visit friends and got to see Cheryl for about 25 minutes. No matter how short the time....it took me back to when we were kids. I know she lived with all her heart. Especially her kids and grandchildren. My thoughts and prayers are with her family and friends. May God give her family peace during this difficult time. RIP Cheryl!

Love Donna

Gene Wilford

476w ago

I met Cheryl in the fall of 1975. She was a freshman, I was a junior, in high school. In August 1976 we fell in love together. Cheryl was a sophmore,I was a senior. For 3 years Cheryl and went out together. 1st love for both of us. We had the best of times,and some not so good. However, we were there for each other. We talked about a future together, but in November 1979, Cheryl decided to open a new chapter in her life. We broke up. Through the years we stayed in contact. She would call or write to me. When each of her children was born, Cheryl and I would get together and I would meet her new son or daughter. Cheryl is the wonderful mother I knew she would be. When Cheryl had hard times, I was there for her. When I needed her, she was there for me. It's hard to forget first love,and Cheryl and I could never give each other up. After her son Jeremy passed away, we didn't see each other more than a few times. Cheryl's world changed, and I was no longer a part of that. All these years of knowing her, I could not help her through this. Now Cheryl is gone from my life. Cheryl, someday I will see you again and we will talk. I will say to you what I have always said to you, "Cheryl, you are the love of my life". Gene.

Nancy Perry Mckinney

476w ago

After Melvin & Debbie got married I became part of this family. I was at birthday parties and would just stop in to say hi. I pray she passed peacefully and not suffer. She is now pain free and being with Jeremy. RIP Cheryl

Amanda Brown

476w ago

She was a very sweet lady, only seen her a few times but was always very nice to me and you could see she loved her kids, she will be missed.💖💖

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