Amand L. Taylor It M/yr Amanda Lee Taylor of Shelton died Thursday, December 7, at Mason General Hospital, She was 98. Mrs. Taylor was born Novem- ber 8, 1897 in Bell Farm, Ken- tucky, to Peter and Helen (Blevins) Spradlin. She and her family moved to Washington when she was 8. She graduated from Montesano High School in 1918, She attended Grays Harbor Business College for one year and was employed by the Grays Harbor County Treas» urer’s office until her marriage. She married Robert L. Taylor Oc- tober 16, 1920, She and her husband operated a dairy farm for many years The farm was established in 1892 by her late father-in-law, John H, Taylori In addition to operating the farm, the Taylors operated a retail milk delivery business un« der the name of Wynoochee Home Farm Dairyi Mrs‘ Taylor was a 77-year member of the Wynoochee Exten- sion Homeowners Club, a 72-year charter member of the Wynoochee Valley Grange 801, a 4-H leader, a previous Wynoochee Valley re- porter for the Montesano Vidette and a member of Montesano Chapter 21 of the Order of the Eastern Star, She lived most of her life in Montesano and the Wynoochee Valley. She lived in Shelton for five years, She was preceded in death by her husband, Robert Taylor, on July 26, 1965 and by four broth- ers, Ern, Gene, Tom and Ed Spradlin. Mrs, Taylor is survived by her daughter, Iris Jean (Mrs. John) Schumacher of Shelton; three grandchildren, Jeanne K. Kellner of Kent, Patrick J Meservey of Plymouth, Minnesota, and Robert L Meservey of Portland, Oregon; three step-grandchildren, John and Ed Schumacher and Jeanie Johnson of Aberdeen; six great grandchildren; seven step-great— grandchildren; . 'i'ste‘r, Helen Her-mans, qf,Walnut Creek, Cali- fornia; and numerous nieces and nephews.’ A funeral service was held Tuesday, December 12, at the Whiteside Funeral Chapel in Montesano. Arrangements were by White- side Funeral Chapel of Montesa- no. , OCR Text: Amand L. Taylor It M/yr Amanda Lee Taylor of Shelton died Thursday, December 7, at Mason General Hospital, She was 98. Mrs. Taylor was born Novem- ber 8, 1897 in Bell Farm, Ken- tucky, to Peter and Helen (Blevins) Spradlin. She and her family moved to Washington when she was 8. She graduated from Montesano High School in 1918, She attended Grays Harbor Business College for one year and was employed by the Grays Harbor County Treas» urer’s office until her marriage. She married Robert L. Taylor Oc- tober 16, 1920, She and her husband operated a dairy farm for many years The farm was established in 1892 by her late father-in-law, John H, Taylori In addition to operating the farm, the Taylors operated a retail milk delivery business un« der the name of Wynoochee Home Farm Dairyi Mrs‘ Taylor was a 77-year member of the Wynoochee Exten- sion Homeowners Club, a 72-year charter member of the Wynoochee Valley Grange 801, a 4-H leader, a previous Wynoochee Valley re- porter for the Montesano Vidette and a member of Montesano Chapter 21 of the Order of the Eastern Star, She lived most of her life in Montesano and the Wynoochee Valley. She lived in Shelton for five years, She was preceded in death by her husband, Robert Taylor, on July 26, 1965 and by four broth- ers, Ern, Gene, Tom and Ed Spradlin. Mrs, Taylor is survived by her daughter, Iris Jean (Mrs. John) Schumacher of Shelton; three grandchildren, Jeanne K. Kellner of Kent, Patrick J Meservey of Plymouth, Minnesota, and Robert L Meservey of Portland, Oregon; three step-grandchildren, John and Ed Schumacher and Jeanie Johnson of Aberdeen; six great grandchildren; seven step-great— grandchildren; . 'i'ste‘r, Helen Her-mans, qf,Walnut Creek, Cali- fornia; and numerous nieces and nephews.’ A funeral service was held Tuesday, December 12, at the Whiteside Funeral Chapel in Montesano. Arrangements were by White- side Funeral Chapel of Montesa- no. , Mason County Genealogical Society,Obituaries,Other Obituaries,T Last Name,Taylor, Amanda Lee.tif,Taylor, Amanda Lee.tif, Taylor, Amanda Lee.tif