In loving memory of my dear cousin Jill
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Jill Taylor (29 Mar 1940 - 28 Oct 2020)
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In happy memory of Jill Taylor (nee Twitchin) 29/3/1940 – 28/10/2020, who passed away peacefully in The Gables Nursing Home, Silsden, where she received excellent care.
She is the much loved Mother of daughter Sally and son David, mother-in-law of Julian and Jo, Nana of Max and Bridget, sister of Ann and Pauline, special friend to Ken and dear Aunty to her nephews and nieces and their children.
Jill was an enthusiastic member of the Burley-in-Wharfedale 050 Group and The Horticultural Society.
She was a good friend to many and sadly missed by all.
She helped with the disabled riding, travelled widely with friends, enjoyed singing, playing the keyboards and painting.
A private service will take place in Skipton.
Donations if desired to The Stroke Association in memory of Jill.
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With love to all the family x
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Fond memories of Boxing Days at Aunty Jill’s, full of party games and laughter. Love Jason & Justin x
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Happy memories of Jill.
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In memory of Jill from Ken and Margaret
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We have so many happy memories of Family Christmases and holidays at Gran’s. You will always be in our hearts, Jill.
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For our sister and Aunty, Virginia, Jan, James and Ann
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A lovely photograph of the Jill I first met and as I will always remember her. We had a short but wonderful time together
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A beautiful photograph and the way I will always remember my sister, smiling and living life to the full. She will be sadly missed by all of us but never forgotten.
Pauline
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What a beautiful photo of Jill, just how I want to remember her. Vibrant, bright and chatty. We are so sorry that she is gone and want you to know you are in our thoughts and prayers. I would have been there if it had been at all possible... love Aunty Ann
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