With heavy hearts, we announce the death of Jean Tagg of Bowling Green, Missouri, born in Mammoth Cave, Kentucky, who passed away on October 8, 2020 at the age of 87. Leave a sympathy message to the family on the memorial page of Jean Tagg to pay them a last tribute.

She was predeceased by : her parents, Marcellous Mitchell and Carrie Davis (Holton); her husband LaFrancis "Buck" Tagg; her daughter Francine Maxam; and her siblings, Noda Locke, Lucy Skaggs, Sylvia Esthers, Carl Davis, Elcie Thiering, Bill Davis, Roe Davis, Bert Davis, Lorraine Quayle, Geneva Gott, Gladys Davis, Elizabeth Riemolds and Doris "Flunky" McGuire.

She is survived by : her children, John Richard "Rick" Tagg, Sr. (Jessica) of Bowling Green, Doris Ann "Dodie" Bowers (Scott LaZear) of Shelbyville, Theresa Lynn Emmerton (David) of Little Rock and Pamela Ethel Merkling of Troy; and her grandchildren, John Richard "Ricky" Tagg, Jr. of Vandalia, Danielle Nichole Spears (Chris) of Fort Worth, Kayla Janelle Charlton (Kevin) of Laddonia, Erik Michael Bowers of Columbia, Lauren Jeanne Hawkins (Andrew) of Shelbyville, Tessa Louise Bowers of Shelbyville, Tony Maxam (Carrie) of Troy, Brian Maxam (Heather) of Troy and Corey Smith of Kansas City. She is also survived by several great-grandchildren; in addition to numerous nieces and nephews.

Memorial contributions are suggested to St. Mary's Cemetery c/o Myers Funeral Home, 203 East Bates Street, Wellsville, MO 63384.

Funeral arrangement under the care of
Myers Funeral Home

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October 9, 2020

Mikki Englund and Family wrote a sympathy message

“Aunt Jean will be missed and never forgotten by many. She has touched so my lives and a role model for all. She was a very hard worker all of her life. I'm sad we didn't get to see her for years but so happy she was with her kids. I think about her often. Will love and miss you forever. Never forgotten. Mikki Englund (Westphal)”