Mary-Beth Taylor
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Mary Elizabeth (Mary-Beth) Taylor, 71, of Northport Maine, died peacefully on January 5 in Belfast, Maine after a long battle with cancer. Mary-Beth was born in Boston on July 22, 1950, daughter of the late Alden R. Taylor Jr. and Edwina (Kelley) Taylor, formerly of Northport, Maine. She is survived by sons Edward (Ned) A. Lally and Benjamin and his wife Rebecca (Masferrer) Lally of Framingham, Massachusetts, and granddaughters Sophia and Violet Lally. She is also survived by her brother Alden R. Taylor III of Wilton, Connecticut, and numerous nieces and nephews. She was predeceased by her sister Jane Edwina Taylor. A graduate of Mount Pleasant High School of Wilmington, Delaware, Mary-Beth received an associate degree in merchandising from Marjorie Webster Junior College in Washington D.C. Her merchandising credentials led to a series of positions including Jordan Marsh, MBNA, and Reny’s. She also enjoyed a fourteen-year career as a reading tutor and a special education paraprofessional in New Hampshire and western Massachusetts. Mary-Beth had a sharp sense of humor, loved reading, and caring for her beloved pets. She will be greatly missed. At Mary-Beth’s request, there will be no funeral service. A memorial service is planned for later in the year. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made in her name to P.A.W.S. Animal Adoption Center, 123 John Street, Camden, Maine 04843 or online at www.pawsadoption.org/donate
Condolences
Melanie Dodge
Mary-Beth was a wonderful person. I had the pleasure of working with her at MBNA. She will be missed.
msargaret margaret morrison leig
I just now saw this and was so sad to hear this. I adored her. We worked together at MBNA along with Jane and had many a good laugh. She had such a dry sense of humor and would leave me in tears laughing so hard. When she moved to Renys I thought it a perfect spot as she would leave everyone laughing. We also shared our passion for animals, and I shall make a donation in her name. My sincerest condolences to all of you her family and friends. We just lost a good one. RIP Mary Beth Keep them rolling in the aisles.
Cheryl Pomeroy Doxas
I will remember Mary Beth for her keen sense of humour and her kindness. It was a privilege to call her a friend. My condolences to her family, Cheryl
Carol Vella
So sorry to hear MaryBeth had a long battle with cancer.. I worked with MaryBeth for a few years at Craneville School in Dalton, she was always smiling and very pleasant. May she rest in peace. Carol Vella
DIANA M LEVIN
I’m so sad to hear this news. Mary Beth and I were good friends in middle and high school. We smoked a lot of cigarettes on the sly up in her bedroom. My father complemented her one time on a dress she was wearing and then laughed and laughed when she told him she thought her knees were fat. We lost touch after high school but I have very fond memories of hanging out with her. My deepest sympathy for all her surviving family.
Barbara collins
Dear Ned and Ben, so sorry for the loss of your mom. Your in our thought and prayers. Collins family. Dalton, mass
Geri Buffington
RIP Mary-Beth...I miss that smile!