Taylor Baker's Speech

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We are gathered here today to pay our respects for Taylor (Bell) Smith. Taylor passed away on a Sunday night at the age of 100. She lived through three centuries! Taylor was born in Cedar Rapids, IA on October 19, 1999. She was the daughter of Todd and Alison Bell. Some of you may not know me, but I’m Taylor’s younger brother, Carter Bell.
Taylor was married to man named John Smith. They have three beautiful children; two girls and one boy. Their daughters names are Harper Emerson Bell and Millie Zara Bell. Their son’s name Landon Carter Bell. Harper is a Pharmacist in the same pharmacy Taylor was located at. Millie is a physical therapist for a hospital in Colorado Springs. Lastly, Landon is a pilot at the Colorado Springs Airport.
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