Conesus Lake, NY/Ruskin, FL: Jean Stauber Taylor formerly of East Lake Road in Livonia died peacefully on Saturday morning, November 10, 2018 at the Belvedere Commons in Ruskin, FL. She was born in Rochester, NY on May 28, 1932 the 2nd daughter of Sidney and Elva Stauber. She was a longtime homemaker and widow of Robert K. Taylor also from Rochester. She is survived by her sons Kirk Taylor of Ruskin, FL and Scott (Susie) Taylor of Cypress, TX; two grandchildren, R.J. and Lauren both of Cypress, TX; her brother Lee Stauber and sister Gale (George) Bagley all of Livonia, along with many nieces and nephews.
Friends and family may call on Thursday, November 15th, from 5-7pm at the Kevin W. Dougherty Funeral Home Inc., 21 Big Tree Street, Rte 20A, Livonia, NY where services will be held at 7pm, following the calling hours. Private burial Mt. Hope Cemetery, Rochester, NY. To send a condolence or share a memory please visit: www.doughertyfuneralhomes.com
So sorry to hear of Jeans passing We become neighbors in 1977 when we built our home across from Bob and jean.I remember Jean having us over and Bob playing the organ. Sorry I was not able to come to the services as I recently got home from the hospital and have not driven yet. My sympathy to all.
I have known Jean (and Bob) for over 30 years. They were like my parents. Bob lent me his lawnmower when I first built the house and I returned it with a broken wheel as I rushed into my 2nd shift job. I sheepishly offered money for repair the next day and he just said,”Don’t worry about it it’s already Fixed”. Regrettably, we were in Florida when he passed. More recently when we came back to the house, Jean would invite us over for “cocktails on the deck”. Luv’d it !! AND her contacts with the Long Point Arts and Crafts got me a table to sell my book at the last minute-a godsend. When we would visit in the backyard, she learned that Dick would travel over 50 miles once a week to visit his buddies. Something a wife just doesn’t ‘get’. So just to bust it up she would tease, “Dick’s going to the City !”. We have laughed a lot over that one in the past 4-years since her move down south.
Sending our Sympathies to All.
so sorry for your loss. Loved having a chat with her when she used to come to Leasure’s back in the day with Bob. Lovely lady
Gale and family,
Deepest Sympathy on your loss of Jean.November is a rough month
for losing those we love. GOD Bless you and keep you strong.
Distance doesn’t hinder our friendship. thank you Jim.
My sincere sympathy to the Stauber/ Taylor Families. Lee you attended my mother’s and 2 years ago my wife’s Funeral. Sorry for your loss. I am in florida now otherwise I would attend. May God Bless you and your family Take good care old friend
Jim