Birth date: May 24, 1953 Death date: Jan 17, 2021
Cynthia Diane Taylor was born May 24, 1953 in Fort Worth, Texas to the union of Pauline Cook and Clyde W. Wallace. She was educated in FWISD and was a proud graduate of I.M Terrell High School. She attended Texas Southern Universi Read Obituary
I can no longer
See you with my eyes
Touch you with my hands
But I'll feel you in my heart
FOREVER
My Deepest Sympathy
Linda Juarez-TDDC
Ct every time I stepped foot into this office it was my goal to pick on you and see you smile that beautiful smile and hear you slyly say " shut up girl." You're amazing! Us picking on each other definitely made me feel at home with you! Ill miss your matching scrubs and shoes selections. I'm certain you have more shoes than Ill ever own! I miss picking on you and having our conversations already! You are Greatly missed!
Lynne Altizer
May you rest in peace CT. I remember the times I would come in the building early to do my checks and you were always here early and I would knock on your office door and say I'm just checking on you and you would say, nobody coming in here, I got something for them with a smile, always smiling. You will be greatly missed 'round her. God Bless the Family.
To my brother and family. The Taylor and Wallace family. May God continue to wrap his loving arms around us and strengthen us during this time. Cynthia will truly be missed. Love Minister Sandra Taylor and Family.
With deepest sympathy to Robert and his family for the loss of their loved one, Cynthia. May the love of God surround you and comfort you at this time of sorrow. We’ve been neighbors for over 15 years, and I shall certainly miss Cynthia waving, ‘Hi’ to me when I would be out working in the yard.
I had the pleasure of knowing and working with Cynthia for the past 20 years; and, over those years, Cynthia became like family to me. She watched both of my boys grow up from birth, and she would gush over them every time she saw them just like family would do. Cynthia was a good-hearted person and a caring soul - even if she disagreed with you, she would wish you well. I always looked forward to our chats, she would start off by singing my name, "oh, Laurie, Laurie, Laurie...," and her head would shake from side to side, as if to say no, no, no. Then she would laugh, and then I would giggle back at her. This is how we started almost every conversation! I always had to check in with CT to see what she was wearing. I called her the "office fashionista" since she could dress up a pair of scrubs with matching tennis shoes like no one else! I would always tell her how good she looked and she would jump out of her chair, put one hand behind her head, and the other on her hip and say, "you know I can't be wearing any old boring scrubs, Laurie!" and then she would flash that smile. CT was such an integral part of our office, a dedicated employee, and a friend to all of us, that we will forever feel a void not having her with us!
I have been told that CT will rest in a spot across the street from our office. It just so happens that my office window looks over the cemetery. Every morning when I come in, I intend to look out across the street, and check in with my friend - ask her how she is doing, and what she is wearing to make all of the other angels jealous!
My deepest condolences to Robert, Crystal, Chvonne, LaKesha, Phillip and the rest of Cynthia's beloved family. May you all find comfort in knowing how many lives were touched her beautiful soul.
Laurie Stafford & Family
I am praying for my brother Robert Taylor, nieces and the entire Taylor, Wallace family. Cynthia, I will miss and forever cherish the conversations, sharing pictures, laughs and your encouraging words. I will miss you and you will forever be in my heart.
Love,
Rhonda Turner & Family
To Robert and the family, sorry for your loss. May Cynthia rest in Peace. I will continue to pray for you and the entire Taylor- Wallace family.
Cousins are Connected - Heart to Heart, yet distance and time can't break them apart.
Cousin, Mattie (Washington) Gilliam
