1931
Mildred
2016
Mildred Pauline Bloomfield
March 12, 1931 — December 8, 2016
Mildred Pauline Kenney Taylor Bloomfield was born on March 12, 1931 in Paris, Kentucky.
She was called to the Lord on December 8th 2016.
Mildred was the oldest daughter of Mabel Badgely.
She was preceded in death by 2 husbands, Andy Joseph Taylor, and Samuel Crawford Bloomfield Sr, a sister, Shirley Burns, a daughter,
Tamara Renee Bloomfield Brunner (Harry), and 2 sons, Randy Joseph Taylor, and Samuel Crawford Bloomfield Jr.
She was survived by 2 daughters, Katherine Taylor-Green (Jess) and Joanne Heyob (Ray), a son, Andy Eugene Taylor, and a sister, Norma J Moore.
She had 9 grandchildren, 10 great-grandchildren, and numerous nieces, nephews, great-neices, and great-nephews.
She was a high school graduate and she mostly worked at home raising her children.
She enjoyed playing bingo when she was younger and has been an avid reader most of her life. She enjoyed raising potted flowers and at one time was well known for her African Violets.
Mildred is being cremated and a memorial service will be planned at a later date. For those who would have sent flowers, a donation to the Highland County Homeless Shelter would be greatly appreciated.
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She was called to the Lord on December 8th 2016.
Mildred was the oldest daughter of Mabel Badgely.
She was preceded in death by 2 husbands, Andy Joseph Taylor, and Samuel Crawford Bloomfield Sr, a sister, Shirley Burns, a daughter,
Tamara Renee Bloomfield Brunner (Harry), and 2 sons, Randy Joseph Taylor, and Samuel Crawford Bloomfield Jr.
She was survived by 2 daughters, Katherine Taylor-Green (Jess) and Joanne Heyob (Ray), a son, Andy Eugene Taylor, and a sister, Norma J Moore.
She had 9 grandchildren, 10 great-grandchildren, and numerous nieces, nephews, great-neices, and great-nephews.
She was a high school graduate and she mostly worked at home raising her children.
She enjoyed playing bingo when she was younger and has been an avid reader most of her life. She enjoyed raising potted flowers and at one time was well known for her African Violets.
Mildred is being cremated and a memorial service will be planned at a later date. For those who would have sent flowers, a donation to the Highland County Homeless Shelter would be greatly appreciated.
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