Bessie Jenkins Taylor
March 22, 1915 ~ February 27, 2007
Resided in:
Asheville, NC
Bessie Jenkins Taylor, 91, of 31 Donna Dr., Asheville, died Tuesday, February 27, 2007.
A native of Haywood Co., she was a daughter of the late Luther and Hettie Ensley Jenkins. She was also preceded in death by her husband, Harvey P. Taylor, who died in 1988 and a daughter, Joyce E. Johnson.
Mrs. Taylor is survived by her daughter, Sandy Ochsenreiter and her husband Butch, of Asheville; sister, Mary Owenby, of Springfield, MO; three grandchildren and their spouses, Lane and Laura, Phillip and Delores, Joe and Sue and three great grandchildren, Kelsey, Lauren and Kyle Johnson.
She was adored by her family and will be missed more than words can say.
A funeral service will be at 2:00 p.m. Friday in the chapel of Groce Funeral Home on Patton Avenue with the Rev. William Clodfelter officiating. A private entombment will be held at the Ashelawn Gardens of Memory Mausoleum.
Sandy — Just learned about your mother’s passing and am very saddened. You are in my thoughts and heart during this period of deep sorrow.
Sandy, so saddened by the news of your mother. I have many wonderful memories of Bessie and Harvey – my thoughts are with you. I am still blessed to have mother.
Wanted you to know how sorry it was to hear about grandmaw, but know you all were blessed to have her for this long time. I know you will miss her and remember her for the love she gave each of you.
God bless all of you and my prayers are with you.
Maxine
Worked with Bessie many years at Iveys and Dillards. She was a good friend. May the Lord give you peace during your time of sorrow.
I know all her grandchildren will miss their grandmother very much but will have many plesant memories as I do. We took a trip to Hawaii together several years back and had the best time ever, she was fun to travel with. I shall miss her and loved her very much. Neice Shirley
I know all her grandchildren will miss their grandmother very much but will have many plesant memories as I do. We took a trip to Hawaii together several years back and had the best time ever, she was fun to travel with. I shall miss her and loved her very much. Neice Shirley
Sandy…enjoyed speaking with you the other day….I will miss exchanging Christmas cards with Aunt Bessie…….God Bless….
Carolyn
i miss you very much