Mancill Taylor
June 21, 1940 — November 27, 2017
Born 6/21/1940- 11/27/2017 Mancill Newton Taylor went to be with his Lord and Savior on November 27, 2017 after a courage's and hard fought battle with lung cancer. Mancill served his country honorable as a Sonar operator in the Navy. After leaving the Navy he worked for Texas Instruments for 22 years. He worked at many different jobs after that retiring 5 times. He taught karate fo...
Born 6/21/1940- 11/27/2017 Mancill Newton Taylor went to be with his Lord and Savior on November 27, 2017 after a courage's and hard fought battle with lung cancer. Mancill served his country honorable as a Sonar operator in the Navy. After leaving the Navy he worked for Texas Instruments for 22 years. He worked at many different jobs after that retiring 5 times. He taught karate for twenty and did cage fighting then to. His hobbies was golf, bowling and loved to hunt. Mancill and his wife Judy went to Africa in 2012 to hunt. This was one of his life's dreams. He spent many hours with his best friend the television. He is survived by his wife Judy, of the home, daughter Candi Louk of Roanoke, Texas daughter June Hooker and husband Tracy Hooker of Las Cruces, Twin brother Roy Flynn of Santa Fe, NM, Sisters Anita Terry of Dallas, Texas and Janice Frazel of Texas, granddaughter Maddie Louk of Roanoke, Texas, Grandson Brandon Hooker of Las Cruces, NM. He was preceded in death by his parents Darius and Bernice Taylor. At his request he has been cremated and a memorial service for him will be held on December 7, 2017 at 6:00 at Fairacres Baptist Church. Pastor Chipper Moore Officiating.
Born 6/21/1940- 11/27/2017 Mancill Newton Taylor went to be with his Lord and Savior on November 27, 2017 after a courage's and hard fought battle with lung cancer. Mancill served his country honorable as a Sonar operator in the Navy. After leaving the Navy he worked for Texas Instruments for 22 years. He worked at many different jobs after that retiring 5 times. He taught karate for twenty and did cage fighting then to. His hobbies was golf, bowling and loved to hunt. Mancill and his wife Judy went to Africa in 2012 to hunt. This was one of his life's dreams. He spent many hours with his best friend the television. He is survived by his wife Judy, of the home, daughter Candi Louk of Roanoke, Texas daughter June Hooker and husband Tracy Hooker of Las Cruces, Twin brother Roy Flynn of Santa Fe, NM, Sisters Anita Terry of Dallas, Texas and Janice Frazel of Texas, granddaughter Maddie Louk of Roanoke, Texas, Grandson Brandon Hooker of Las Cruces, NM. He was preceded in death by his parents Darius and Bernice Taylor. At his request he has been cremated and a memorial service for him will be held on December 7, 2017 at 6:00 at Fairacres Baptist Church. Pastor Chipper Moore Officiating.
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