Obituary of Webster James Taylor

"For God so love the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believes in him shall not perish, but have eternal life." John 3: 16 A time to be born Webster J. Taylor was born February 27, 1945, in Baltimore, Maryland. He was the son of the late Webster Taylor and the late Cora Lee Moses Jackson. A time to live Webster, met and married for 56 years the love of his life, Joyce Taylor. They were blessed with two sons, Wetzler and Justin. A time to serve Webster received Jesus Christ as his savior at a young age and served as a deacon at his church New Testament Pentecostal Church. Webster loved to attend Sunday School and Bible study. Webster received his education in the Baltimore city public school system. He worked diligently for the GM Plant for 32 years to support his family until he retired. He also love to fellowship with family. He love to bowl, roller-skate and go out to dinner with the family and have a very good time eating good foods. Webster joined the Prince Hall Masons Tuscan Lodge# 90 and was active until his health began to decline. A time to die On Wednesday May 7, 2025, Webster departed his life on earth at Future Care - Cold Spring in Baltimore, MD only to receive his promise of eternal life in heaven. Webster J, Taylor joined those who preceded him in death: Webster Taylor, Cora Lee Moses Jackson, Sylvia Hardson and Juliet Hill. To cherish his fond memories, he leaves: wife Joyce A. Taylor, sons Wetzler and Justin; brothers Robert and Jack; sister Louise; sisters -in-law Bernadette, Carolyn, Beverly(Donald Sr.), Chris (Edward, Jessie, Christal, Kimberly and Marlyn and a host of family, friends, nieces, nephews, cousins, aunts and uncles.