Gail
Sharon Elizabeth Taylor-Wallace
56 years of age
Born on November 27, 1955
Passed away on May 10, 2012
We will remember you always Sharon
God Bless us all,
Paul D. Williams
Cousin - Glasgow, KY
Kentucky.US.Marine@gmail.com
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Leave a tributeGail
I sure wish that I could see you sitting behind a large Birthday Cake again, But I'm still going to hang on for a while here as yet.
Love ya', and God Bless,
A lot of your Family and Friends still miss you, Sharon.
I know you are enjoying your time with your family again. I'm told that Jack is being well cared for, witch I think I was told two cousins that are on staff there. He is at a long term care home in Phelps. If I can get my health to cooperate, and I'm able drive over there and see him.
Love you girl. Enjoy your family time again.
Cousin Paul
Cave City, KY
These are some very heart felt anniversaries of loosing your relatives.
Wishing you were still here to enjoy the holidays with us.
God Bless you girl,
Remembering you during this Holiday this weekend.
Today is the day we lost you but you needed to go live with your Lord.
God has blessed you for all eternity.
Love and miss you, Sharon
It's begining to get Christmas busy all around and I didn't want to leave you out of all the fun.
Love and miss you cousin.
God bless,
Love ya' Cousin,
God Bless
Just checking in with you on your Birthday today - you are missed Cousin. I'm always going through my memories of our families as we both grew up in different parts of the state.
Love and miss ya' girl.
It has now been five years today since you were called home to be with your Lord.
You are still missed and thought of daily. Wish I could get in touch with Jim and say hello; just to check on him.
Love and Miss ya' girl,
God Bless Troy also, I know that he is with you now. I'm hoping that Jack is going to be OK. All I can do periodically is to ask Cousin Dreama about him, now and then, as I Just do not hear back from any of Troy's children.
God Bless you Sharon and Troy,
Love and Miss,
Getting ready to head into the New Year girl, sure wish you were still with us so that you can help keep us all straight.
Love ya' girl - I'll check in from time to time.
Cousin Paul
Glasgow, KY
I share the same feelings as many of your family and loved ones have already said above. God Bless and know that you are thought of often.
Sammy
We think of you often, you are so missed. I know all is well with you and your Lord.
God continues to bless you cousin - I'll stop by several times through the year, to check in on you.
God Bless you Sharon - you are so missed.
Love ya',
Miss you so much girl, our long talks on the phone over the years.
I will think about you often, and will always hold a special place in my heart for you.
Love ya',
I love you, always have and always will - and God Bless your family."
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Gail
I sure wish that I could see you sitting behind a large Birthday Cake again, But I'm still going to hang on for a while here as yet.
Love ya', and God Bless,
A lot of your Family and Friends still miss you, Sharon.
I know you are enjoying your time with your family again. I'm told that Jack is being well cared for, witch I think I was told two cousins that are on staff there. He is at a long term care home in Phelps. If I can get my health to cooperate, and I'm able drive over there and see him.
Love you girl. Enjoy your family time again.
Cousin Paul
Cave City, KY
my younger days
it never failed, whenever she introduced me to someone as her little sis the next thing out of her mouth was "i potty trained her". it always got a chuckle. i can remember staying with my Taylor family when i was young and the fun we had. even when big nanny would have to go to the hospital, mom and i would stay over there to help with jack. sissy would get up every morning and take me to school, even though she was not an early riser!
one of my favorite stories was when she was potty training me and we were going across the ky/wv bridge to visit my aunt Marie. she was carrying me and had a change of pants and panties on her shoulder. well, being the brat i was at almost 2, i took them off her shoulder and threw them over the bridge. my underwear went floating down the river but the new bluejeans she bought me landed on a tree limb. uncle troy to the rescue...yep the water was cold but he managed to rescue the pants.
another time, mom and dad came in to get me and take me back to ohio but jack found out and hid me behind the couch. when they finally found me, i cried so hard and so long i got sick. sissy, big nanny and jack started praying, big daddy sam was fighting back the tears and ...well, mom had to call from kermit wv to have them come and get me. jack held me the whole way home in a bear hug.
lots more but these are a few. i will forever miss the sissy that became my sister and will forever look forward to seeing her again...
My Cousin Sharon
Ever since my family moved to Louisville, we only saw Sharon and her family whenever we could make a trip back home.
Being on Active Duty sent me around the world so often, I was never able to make these trips with my family as I would have liked, but after my retirement and my final move back to my home state of Kentucky, I made the trip back as often and as my resources would allow.
As small as it was and still is I always enjoyed visiting the city of my birth - McCarr, KY., just down the road from Cousin Sharon's home of Buskirk.
Sharon and I did not always agree on everything, and quite frankly we very heavily debated some things when it came to working on the Family Genealogy; and Yes, I did win a few, but Sharon was always so, well - Right, and she would prevail most of the time. If you could only hear some of our conversations, you would think that we had an Army and Navy game going on.
Sharon, you will be missed so much - I pray for Jim, Jack, Troy, Donald and Tammy, that God gives them strength and to hold onto you in their hearts. I hurt for Jack, as I know he will be lost without his "Sissy" to care for him; God, he did love you so.
You are in the best of hands now Sharon; you have always walked in the Lord's light and you are now home with your Mom and Dad.
Always know that we will never forget you and that you hold a very special place in our hearts.
Until we meet again my friend,
Paul D. Williams
Glasgow, Kentucky