Birth date: Apr 3, 1947 Death date: Mar 26, 2026
Anne Taylor, 78, of Longview passed into the arms of her savior on March 26, 2026, at her home. A funeral service has been scheduled for Tuesday, March 31, 2026, at 2:00 PM at Longview Missionary Baptist Church with a visitation o Read Obituary
Will forever miss my friend
Miss you my friend. I'm so glad I got to say goodbye. We have so many memories together and you and Paul helped me many times over the years. Y'all had the best wedding! I'm going to miss our calls of just talking about everything. I know you are now resting peacefully and looking over your family with Jesus.
We have known Annie Taylor for years. We met her and Paul at rose height church in Longview Texas. Annie was vey caring person, width a great heart. Los Jaramillo’s Ricardo y Cynthia are going to miss her. Paul our condolences are with. Paul give strength during your lost. We love you!🙏🙏
She scared me at first — I am sixteen years younger than Anne, and she carried herself with a quiet strength that made me a little nervous. But as I watched her, I saw how soft and genuine she was. She wasn’t hard or cold; she was steady in the best way — stable, kind, and full of quiet grace. I really looked up to her.
From the beginning, I knew Paul and Anne were a perfect match. I was happy Paul found someone like her, and I knew they would enjoy a wonderful life together.
It’s hard to talk just about Anne, because when they married, the two truly became a perfect union of love, trust, and respect, and they became one.
Anne’s presence was gentle, steady, and full of grace. Paul’s love for her was quiet but unmistakable. Together, they moved through the world with a kind of peace that only comes from a bond rooted deeply in faith and devotion.
The love they shared doesn’t end here. It lives on in the people who knew them as one, in the example they set, and in the way their life together reflected the kind of love God intended — faithful, tender, and true.
May her gentle spirit continue to be felt in every life she touched.
She scared me at first — I am sixteen years younger than Anne, and she carried herself with a quiet strength that made me a little nervous. But as I watched her, I saw how soft and genuine she was. She wasn’t hard or cold; she was steady in the best way — stable, kind, and full of quiet grace. I really looked up to her.
From the beginning, I knew Paul and Anne were a perfect match. I was happy Paul found someone like her, and I knew they would enjoy a wonderful life together.
It’s hard to talk just about Anne, because when they married, the two truly became a perfect union of love, trust, and respect, and they became one.
Anne’s presence was gentle, steady, and full of grace. Paul’s love for her was quiet but unmistakable. Together, they moved through the world with a kind of peace that only comes from a bond rooted deeply in faith and devotion.
The love they shared doesn’t end here. It lives on in the people who knew them as one, in the example they set, and in the way their life together reflected the kind of love God intended — faithful, tender, and true.
May her gentle spirit continue to be felt in every life she touched.
