Lennis E. Taylor Obituary

It is with great sadness that we announce the death of Lennis E. Taylor (Los Alamos, New Mexico), born in Allen, Oklahoma, who passed away on May 22, 2020, at the age of 83, leaving to mourn family and friends. Family and friends are welcome to send flowers or leave their condolences on this memorial page and share them with the family.

He was predeceased by : his parents, Rubin Clyde and Flossie Taylor; and his sons, Jerry Wayne Taylor and Michael Ray Taylor. He is survived by : his grandsons, Antonio Vigil and Pablo Vigil; his parents-in-law, Paul C. and Ernestine Olivas; his brothers-in-law, Manny Olivas and Peter Olivas; his wife Mary; his children, Adrian Earl Taylor and Batrice Inez Vigil (Gerry); his brothers, Jerry Taylor (Virginia) and Clyde Alexander; his grandchildren, Arie Lyn Taylor, Jeremy Taylor (Rita), Robert Taylor and Kristin Louise; his great grandchildren, Aryanna Taylor, Finn Taylor and Malcom Chavez; his daughters-in-law, Andrea Gentry and Theresa Taylor; his siblings-in-law, Tony and Rose Lujan; his niece Bernie Quintana (Rick); his great-nieces, Elysha Bustos (Bobby) and Sasha Quintana; and his great grandchild Tatyana Vigil. He is also survived by numerous nieces, nephews and cousins.

Funeral arrangement under the care of
Rivera Funerals ,Cremations and Memorial Gardens

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May 30, 2020

Pat Guerin wrote a sympathy message

“Skip and Mary were classmates at LAHS and Clyde treasures the time he spent playing football with Skip. Pat has fond memories of her friendship with Mary. We wish we had the opportunity to renew our friendship. Our thoughts and prayers are with Mary and the family. Pat and Clyde Guerin”

May 29, 2020

Walter Siglock wrote a sympathy message

“Skip was a dear friend from high school. He was a very good all around athlete and he anchhored the line in football, He was our most talented player.. We shared a lot with Skip and Mary. We would go to the park with our boys and play baseball. We would bowl together. His strikes were so vicious, that you thought the pins would shatter. I loved his laughs. They were contagious. We loved the big guy and we will miss him dearly. Our prayers for Mary and the family. Bev and Walt Siglock,”