
Taylor, Violet
Obituary
Violet Elaine Taylor, née Fischer, was born November 7, 1930, in Houston, Texas, to Raymond and Lydia Fischer. She went to be with our Lord on Tuesday, June 2, 2020.
Violet was dearly loved by all who knew her. But for her, there was no greater example of love than that of her life-partner and husband, for over seventy years, Billie Frank Taylor.
She is survived by her loving husband, Billie; her three sons, Gary, Mark, and James (Jimmy); her daughter-in-law, Marilynn; son-in-law, Thomas Cooley; granddaughters, Lacie, Lanie and Bonnie; and her three wonderful great- grandchildren, Edie, Simon, and Truman. Violet is also survived by sister-in-law, Bettye Taylor and many nephews, nieces, and friends.
She was preceded in death by her parents; her beloved sister, Marilyn; and brother-in-law, Lemuel; as well as her dear daughter-in-law, Donna.
Violet met Billie at Reagan High School, in Houston, where she was a member of the Reagan Redcoats Drill team.
She and Billie are longtime residents of Kingwood, Texas, where they have lived for over 48 years. They were faithful members of Kingwood United Methodist Church, where Violet was the first church organist. She later worked as the office manager of Livable Forest Realtors.
After retirement, Violet and Billie loved to travel to Europe and became very active, and extremely supportive members of the PFLAG community.
A celebration of Violet’s life will be announced at a later date.
Service Information
A celebration of Violet’s life will be announced at a later date.
Send Flowers
To express your sympathy with a flower arrangement please contact our florist.
Immediate Attention
Contact Us
281-312-5656
Important Information
- When a Death has occurred please call us to make arrangements and to have one of our care team members assist you and your family immediately.
Toll-free:
1-800-300-1655
Local:
281-312-5656 - Click here to Download the Cremation Forms.
- Have the cremation authorization form notarized
- Darst Funeral Home
796 Russell Palmer Road
Kingwood, Texas 77339 - Aria Funeral Home Northwest Highway
10116 E Northwest Hwy
Dallas, Texas 75238 - Aria Funeral Home Preston Road
19310 Preston Rd
Dallas, Texas 75252 - Aria Funeral Home Irving
1820 N Belt Line Rd.
Irving, Texas 75061 - Fannin Memorial Gardns
2038 S. Highway 121
Bonham, Texas 75418
Additional Information
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Facts about Funerals (PDF)
- General Price List (PDF)
- Hospice Groups in Houston Metroplex
- Hospitals in Houston Metroplex
- Flying with Cremated Remains (PDF)
- Social Security Information (PDF)
- Appointment of Agent to Control Disposition of Remains (PDF)
- Area Cemeteries
- Texas Prepaid Funeral Contracts
- What to Bring to the Arrangement Conference
2 thoughts on “Taylor, Violet”
Violet was our son’s mother-in-law, she preferred to be called mother-in-love. We have many happy memories spending time with Billie and Violet from snow in Minnesota to attending the Minnesota State Fair, to special family time in Connecticut as well as New Your City attending Carnegie Hall, and Texas. Her loving spirit and kindness will be deeply missed.
Our memories of Violet go back when we were members of Heights Christian Church when we were teenagers. She used her talent by playing the organ. We lost touch for many years but became reacquainted when we moved to Kingwood many years later. Our prayers and love go to Billy and the family.