Obituary for Jacqueline B. Taylor (Wright)
TAYLOR - Jacqueline, B. (Wright) Of Buffalo, NY, March 15, 2022, at age 60. Beloved wife of Gregory Taylor, Sr.; loving mother of Gregory Jr., Lydia (Ivan), Emel and Justin Taylor; devoted grandmother of Emel Jr., Samera, Gianna and Jabari; dear sister of Elizabeth Wright, Patricia Griffin, Donald Wright, Diane Wright and the late Akbar Wright, Tony Wright, Douglas Wright, Helene Mason and Mary Wright; also survived by nieces and nephews. Visitation at the KOLANO FUNERAL HOME, 396 Amherst St. (near Grant) Thursday, March 24th from 5-7PM. Funeral Service will take place at 7PM immediately following Visitation. Jacqueline loved cooking, sewing, knitting, doing hair and being a homemaker. For the last few years, she was employed as a Home Care Aide. Please share your online condolences @ www.KOLANOFUNERALHOME.com
Jacqueline Beatrice Taylor was born 11/11/1961. She went to Peter Piccolo School for Hair Design. She quit the school to put her family first. That's the type of person Jackie was. She always put her family first, even ahead of herself and this is why Jackie was so special.
She had a smile that would light up the room. She never took herself too seriously. Jackie was a funny woman and was always a straight shooter. Jackie also enjoyed cooking for others. It's one thing to like to cook, but it's another to cook well and Jackie was a great cook.
Jackie would help anyone in need. I know this is cliche, but Jacqueline would give someone the shirt off her back. She was a giving person. She also enjoyed doing hair, sewing, and crochet.
Jacqueline Beatrice Taylor is survived by her husband, Gregory Taylor, Sr., whom she was devoted to for 41 years; her oldest son, Gregory Taylor, Jr.; her daughter and her husband, Lydia Taylor and Ivan; her second oldest son, Emel Anthony Taylor, Sr.; and her youngest son, Justin Darius Taylor; three sisters, Patricia Griffin, Elizabeth Wright and Diane Wright and her brother, Donald Wright; her grandchildren, Emel Anthony Taylor, Jr., Samera Nicole Taylor, Jabari Taylor and Gianna Taylor and many nieces and nephews.
Jacqueline was like a star, our star, that didn't try hard to shine, she just did. A special woman like that is so far and few between. Jacqueline we love you always. You are going to missed and there is no other like you. May Jehovah have you in his memory. We all hope to see you again with your infectious smile.
Jacqueline Beatrice Taylor was born 11/11/1961. She went to Peter Piccolo School for Hair Design. She quit the school to put her family first. That's the type of person Jackie was. She always put her family first, even ahead of herself and this is why Jackie was so special.
She had a smile that would light up the room. She never took herself too seriously. Jackie was a funny woman and was always a straight shooter. Jackie also enjoyed cooking for others. It's one thing to like to cook, but it's another to cook well and Jackie was a great cook.
Jackie would help anyone in need. I know this is cliche, but Jacqueline would give someone the shirt off her back. She was a giving person. She also enjoyed doing hair, sewing, and crochet.
Jacqueline Beatrice Taylor is survived by her husband, Gregory Taylor, Sr., whom she was devoted to for 41 years; her oldest son, Gregory Taylor, Jr.; her daughter and her husband, Lydia Taylor and Ivan; her second oldest son, Emel Anthony Taylor, Sr.; and her youngest son, Justin Darius Taylor; three sisters, Patricia Griffin, Elizabeth Wright and Diane Wright and her brother, Donald Wright; her grandchildren, Emel Anthony Taylor, Jr., Samera Nicole Taylor, Jabari Taylor and Gianna Taylor and many nieces and nephews.
Jacqueline was like a star, our star, that didn't try hard to shine, she just did. A special woman like that is so far and few between. Jacqueline we love you always. You are going to missed and there is no other like you. May Jehovah have you in his memory. We all hope to see you again with your infectious smile.