Dallas County Texas Archives Obituaries.....Taylor, Dr. Walter F. 1938
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THE TIDEWATER NEWS – 08-12-1938, P. 1
DR. WALTER F. TAYLOR

DR. TAYLOR, LEADING TEXAS EDUCATOR DIES SUDDENLY IN COMO

   Dr. Walter F. Taylor of Dallas, Texas, died suddenly Sunday morning of a 
heart attack while on a visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John C. Taylor, of 
Como, N.C.  Dr. Taylor, who was about 47 years of age and an educator of unusual 
prominence, was Dean of the Schools of Biochemistry and Medical Pathology in 
Baylor University, Dallas. He had been in ill-health for two years and was, with 
his family, visiting his parents in Como on a vacation when fatally stricken in 
his father’s home some time Saturday, being found dead in his bed the following 
morning.

   Funeral services were held Monday afternoon at the home of his parents in 
Como, conducted by Rev. D.J. Robinson, pastor of the Como Baptist Church, with 
interment in the family plot in the churchyard cemetery. Active pallbearers 
were: Harvey Picot, Rufus Darden, Donald Spiers, Guy C. Hill, Davis Spiers, 
William Taylor, Robert Howell and Wallace White.

   Dr. Taylor, besides his parents, is survived by his wife, Mrs. Maude 
McCulloch Taylor and two daughters, Jane and Rosalie Taylor of Dallas, Texas, 
and one sister, Mrs. Jack Boyd, of Greenville, N.C.

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