Obituary of Nancy Ann (Haman) Taylor, 2001; Baker Co., OR
Surnames: Taylor, Kaufman, Haman, Robertson, Prock, Kenney

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Nancy Taylor 

Nancy Ann Taylor, 58, of La Grande, died Jan. 30, 2001, at a La Grande care
facility. 

A memorial service will be scheduled later. The Daniels Chapel of the Valley
in La Grande is in charge of arrangements. 

Mrs. Taylor was born on March 14, 1942, at Lebanon to Alvin and Inez Kaufman
Haman. She lived most of her life in Portland before moving to Pendleton where
she worked for the Eastern Oregon Hospital and Training Center. 

She married William Taylor in Boise on April 2, 1981. She enjoyed taking care
of the elderly and the handicapped as well as music and reading. 

Survivors include her husband, William Taylor of Scio; children, Debbie
Robertson of Spokane, Wash., Larry Prock of Willamina, Taunji Haman of
Hermiston, Michael Kenney of Ontario, Steven Kenney of Hermiston, Angela
Hughes of Kennewick, Wash., and Greg Taylor of Willamina; 19 grandchildren;
and other relatives and friends. 

Memorial contributions may be made to the Nancy Taylor Memorial Fund through
the Daniels Chapel of the Valley, 1502 Seventh St., La Grande, Ore. 97850.