Obituary posted by : Tina Byers , Daughter | Person Description: | Helen N. Taylor born April 13, 1924 in Moore, Idaho passed away peacefully in her SF home on February 13, 2008. Devoted wife of 50 years to LeRoy Taylor (1920-1993). Loving mother of Bruce Taylor, Mark Taylor (1946-2001), Richard Taylor, Tina Byers, Keith Taylor and Tamara Artola; loving grandmother of Elesa, Darrin and Jason Taylor, Jeremy, Adriana and Genevieve Artola, Tj and Taylor Byers and Hana and Aki Rosenburg; beloved great-grandmother of Ashlee Taylor, Ernesto Jeremy Artola Jr. and Dominic Artola. Also survived by numerous loving family members across the country. | Service Information: | Private services to be held at 2:00 p.m. on Wednesday, February 20, 2008 at Golden Gate National Cemetery, San Bruno, CA. |  Contributor : George and Sheila Byers | Having known Helen, we will forever hold dear our fond memories of a lovely sweet and caring lady, who gave unselfishly of herself to all who needed her. She will be greatly missed and always loved. Contributor : Dorinda Jordan I am so sorry I did not really know your Mother for I never had the opportunity since my parents were always moving around since we were military, but I use to call her and I knew she was a special lady. I am glad you had her in your lives for many great years and she didn't have to suffer long. May God be with you at your time of sorrow. Contributor : Carolee Leilani Osborne I have know Aunt Helen my entire life. While our visits were few as the years went by, she was always so special to me. Her kindness & caring for her family were first & foremost & her love & devotion for Uncle LeRoy could never be questioned. They are together now & I can just see them holding hands & beaming with love. I wish we all could have the marriage they did & God bless them both! Contributor : Max (Tony) Taylor Aunt Helen was the most dedicated mother and wife I have ever known. She raised a wonderful family and she showed what a marriage should be like. She provided me with alot of wonderful memories. I was close to some of her kids and I felt she was like a second mother to me. She will be greatly missed. She is the last of her generation in our family. It certainly is a sad day. Contributor : Tammy McMinn Tina has been a close friend of mine for over 14 years and I was lucky to meet her mother Helen at a few of the family gatherings. I always enjoyed talking with Helen and see where Tina acquired her kind and loving nature. | ||||||||||||||