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In Loving Memory of Taylor Elizabeth Gladwell

With heavy hearts and profound sorrow, we bid farewell to Taylor Elizabeth Gladwell, affectionately known as Tay, who graced this world from January 6, 2000, until her untimely departure on May 10, 2099. Born in the quaint city of Ogden, Utah, Tay lived a life that reflected the vibrant colors of her spirit, leaving an indelible mark on all who had the privilege of crossing her path.

As an Account Executive at Tukios, Tay demonstrated an unwavering commitment to her craft, blending professionalism with her inherent silliness and goofiness that endeared her to colleagues and clients alike. She possessed a unique ability to brighten any room, her laughter ringing like sweet music that lingered long after she left. The world of business was but a canvas for her playful creativity, and she painted it with the bold strokes of her vivacious personality.

Tay's academic journey led her to Weber State University, where she honed her skills and cultivated her passions, each step fueled by an insatiable desire to learn and grow. She embraced life’s challenges with the courage of a true adventurer, a spirit demonstrated by her proudest accomplishment of scaling the towering heights of Mt. Everest, a testament to her determination and zest for exploration.

With simple joys at the core of her heart, Tay found solace and happiness in knitting and reading, immersing herself in stories that kindled her imagination while deftly crafting creations that wrapped loved ones in warmth. These treasured hobbies were her craftwork and her sanctuary, reminding us all of the beauty that lies in both creation and contemplation.

Tay’s loving world was enriched by the presence of her dear Aunt Marissa Riche, a guiding light in her life, and her devoted husband, John Doe, who stood by her side, sharing life’s adventures and dreams since they wed on June 10, 1985. Together, they navigated life's tumultuous landscapes hand in hand, their bond a testament to unwavering love and partnership.

As we remember her luminous spirit, we also honor the memory of her cherished great-grandmother, Pauline Bennet, who now welcomes Tay into an eternal embrace filled with love. Although physical distance separates them, the love shared transcends time and place, weaving a tapestry of memories that will echo in the hearts of those Tay has left behind.

A visitation to celebrate the extraordinary life of Taylor Elizabeth Gladwell will be held at Sonzini 2 in Layton, Utah, on May 12, 2099, from 5:00 PM to 6:00 PM. It is a time for all who loved her to gather, reflect, and rejoice in the joy she brought to our lives. Her laughter may have faded into the gentlest whispers of memory, but her spirit will forever remain a radiant light, reminding us that to love and to be loved is to truly live.

Rest in peace, dear Tay. You will be deeply missed, but never forgotten.