Birth date: Apr 2, 1931 Death date: May 22, 2021
Mary Taylor Hancock, 90, of Clearwater, FL passed away Saturday, May 22, 2021 at home. She was born April 2, 1931 in Clearwater, FL to John S., Jr and Marion (Ulmer) Taylor, who have predeceased her. Mary is also preceded in death Read Obituary
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Sally, William, Janie, and Molly, ...So many wonderful memories of your Mom and family when we were all growing up. She was always the consummate southern lady, and she raised an amazing family. I hope all your memories sustain you through this difficult time. Wishing you all peace, in time, in your journeys ahead.
Love and prayers,
Liz Harrill
So very sad to hear this.
Condolences to the Hancock's on the loss of your families matriarch!
Love and prayers from the Batten Family
Dear William, Sally, Molly, Janie, ...I knew your Mom and Dad before they were married, have loved and respected them for all these years. They raised a beautiful, special family. It was a blessing to know them. We wish God's peace and safe keeping for each of you. ...Love Joe and Jeannine Smith
So many times I would go over to Mary's and Mr. Harry (jug head's) house. She was the greatest lady and always sat down with us and discussed old times . We talked about William and the girls but mainly we just had some fun. I must have borrowed about every tool Juggy had but one I remember real well. I borrowed a bug sprayed from him and he had borrowed from Al Repetto. I lost it and I was embarrassed for doing so I call Juggy and he said no problem it was Al's. Mary got on the phone and said just go get one and she would take it back to Al. I did and Al told her that he gave it to Juggy he had several but he would be happy to give her another one if he would get a new to replace it. I sure loved those times what a great family. Rest in peace Mary you did an excellent job on this earth and will be missed by us all. Tom Loughridge
It is so hard to lose a much loved and fun friend! So many memories shared, from Christmas nights to Oyster Roasts and New Years Eves, not to mention some Friday lunches and generational weddings. It has always been so special to share Mary’s family, of which she was extremely proud!! Our thoughts and prayers are with you and we hope you will feel free to call on us. We love you all lots!!!
Lou Ann and Dillard Nash
