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Diane E. (Kelly) Taylor, 66, of Springfield, MA, and originally Kenmore, NY, died on April 15, 2014 in Fort Myers Beach, FL. She was an avid sports fan, a long distance runner and cyclist, and loved to hike, travel and explore. She is survived by her husband of 44 years, James Taylor, daughters, Kristen Taylor and Alyson Taylor and sister, Judy Dow. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made in her honor to Cancer Connection Inc., 41 Locust St., Northampton, MA 01060.
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Cheryl Link (Johnson)
Rest in Peace Diane, way too soon.
Phyllis Millemaci
I remember Diane as such as sweet, sweet girl! RIP, Diane.
Susan Knell (McGarry)
I recently saw Judy and she told me about her sister's passing. Such sad news. Rest in peace, Diane.
Joyce Kirby (Gioeli)
Diane was in my homeroom. I share your comments about her being too young. My condolences go out to her family.
Patricia Hoffmann (Andrea)
Loved Diane. She was such a friendly person and always had a hello for everyone. How sad that her family has lost her at such a young age. RIP
Bart D'Angelo
Went with Diane to Colvin to see West Side Story. Fond memory of her with that million dollar smile.
Barbara Hauenstein (Rose)
Judy Dow, Diane's sister, asked if I would post the following information on Diane's In Memory page.
Sincere thanks to those of you who posted a comment or remembrance for Diane (Kelly) Taylor. Your kind thoughts have meant so much to me, Diane's older and only sibling. Do know that she lived every day to the fullest, never wasting a precious moment in her all too short life.
If there are any other classmates that would be able to share some memory of Diane, it would be most appreciated, either on the Diane's "in memory" page or to me directly at: judydow66@ gmail.com
Diane will be at the re-union in spirit.
Judy (Kelly) Dow
Kenmore West, Class of 1964
Sandra Eddy (Goerke)
So sorry to hear about her passing would loved to have meet her at the reunionLynn Dahlman (Ouellette)
I was always impressed by the close relationship Diane and Judy had as sisters. It's comforting to know that connection remained constant over the years. I know Judy's memories of her sister will live on in her heart.