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January 12, 1952
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--- Page 1 --- In Loving Memory Of Burrell Taylor Jr. · June 9, 1925 ~ August 17, 1998 Friday, August 21, 1998 · Wake 11:00 a.m. ~ Service 11:30 a.m. Apostolic Church of God, 6303 South Kenwood Avenue, Chicago, Illinois · Bishop Arthur M. Brazier, Pastor Pall Bearers: Clemon Lacy III, Howard McGary, Claude McGary, Joe Nichols, Alfred Pillows, Roeshell Pillows, Vernon Taylor, Victor Taylor, Christopher Thompson, Steven Small Acknowledgments: The family gratefully acknowledges the many kind expressions of sympathy and love shown during their time of bereavement. --- Page 2 --- Burrell Taylor Jr., born to Burrell Sr. and Christene Taylor on June 9, 1925 in Thornton, Mississippi, was the oldest of 11 children. A Veteran of the U.S. Army, he moved to Chicago where he met Valoria McGary; they married January 12, 1952 and were married 46 years. He was a Welder at Electro Motive (a division of General Motors), retiring in 1987 after 25 years. Thanking God for having shared his life are his wife, Valoria; two sons, Derroll and Kevin (Karen); five sisters, Alberta Pillows, Mirl Simmons, Virlena (Jack) Holloway, Vernice Thompson, and Gladys (Clemon) Lacy; four brothers, James, L.Z., Nelson, and Bonnell; three grandchildren, Derroll Jr., Catrina, and Kendall; mother-in-law, Christene Bonner; three aunts, one uncle and a great host of nieces, nephews, relatives and friends. Order of Service (Mistress of Ceremonies, Evang. Ivory J. Nuckolls): Musical Prelude; Processional; Scripture; Prayer; Selection; Remarks; Acknowledgements; Resolutions; Selection; Obituary; Eulogy (Bishop Arthur M. Brazier); Selection; Recessional. Interment: Lincoln Cemetery.
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