Barbara M. Taylor

If Death should beckon me with outstretched hand and whisper softly of "An Unknown Land"; I shall not be afraid to go. For though the path I do not know, I take Death's Hand without a fear, for He who safely brought me here will also take me safely back. And though in many things I lack, He will not let me go alone into the "Valley That's Unknown".  So, I reach out and take Death's Hand and journey to the "Promise Land".

Barbara M. Taylor was born on March 22, 1959, to Barbara Pinder Crier and Simeon Wellington Thompson, Sr. in Nassau, Bahamas. She received her formal education at Our Lady’s Catholic School in Nassau, Bahamas. Barbara M. Taylor accepted Christ as her Savior at an early age. In her leisure, she enjoyed throwing parties, yard sales, and collecting secondhand items. Her favorite color was blue. She was employed by Nassau Straw Market as a craft worker.

Barbara M. Taylor departed this life on February 14, 2023. She was preceded in death by her partner whom she loved dearly, Michael Love; her grandmother, Mariel Wallace; her siblings, Gregory Tony Minnis, Diana Hart, and Charmaine Evans.

She leaves to cherish her memories: father, Simeon Wellington Thompson, Sr.; mother, Barbara Maria Pinder Crier; children, Mario Rahming, LaRhonda Stevens, Roderick Stevens, Lashonda Stevens, Rodericka (Vince) Duncan, Samantha Stevens, Eric Stevens, Christopher Williams, Kendrick Taylor, Kenneth Taylor and Kenyattah Taylor; siblings, Patricia Demeritte, Debra Pinder, Teresa Pinder, Waycle Pinder, Brian Ferns, Vincent Pinder, Kendal Crier, Michael Crier and Philip Crier; grandchildren, Zyan Stevens, Alayia Bailey Stevens, Erica Stevens, Cailey Stevens, Jordan Stevens, Jairen Stevens, Dreshawn Stevens, Shania Jones, DeAndre Stevens, Christopher Williams, Promise Taylor, Destiny Rahming, Sierra Grey, Klayton Taylor, and Ariel Cadet; two great-grandchildren and a host of nieces, nephews, cousins,  and friends.

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