To the Taylor family-

We are sending prayers and condolences during this difficult time. We are are so incredibly sorry for your loss. I didn't know Morgan personally, but I did have some classes with her sister Hillary. I do remember seeing Morgan at school from time to time. Always beautiful and laughing! May she rest in eternal peace. 

Love, Heather and Ethan Pace
Hebron High School- 08'

My deepest condolences for  Hillary,  my co worker and  friend,  and the entire Taylor family and friends .  I’m so sorry .

To Hillary and the Taylor Family,

Sending our prayers and deepest condolences. 

Sincerely,

Your Family at Nuuvo Health 

          Morgan introduced me to Fritos and bean dip from a can, on the bus in 8th grade, going to the 8th grade class party  lol. This memory stuck out the most, mainly because of how she treated me.  I was not a fan of middle school; girls were mean and adolescence was a rough phase. In a time I wasn't so confident, she was.  She sat with me, sang silly songs, conversed about weird/fun topics. She was kind, enthusiastic, inclusive, so fun, and gorgeous! Her energy and kindness went a long way, especially for me in middle school. 
           Morgan was a golfer in highschool, she was so talented and I thought it was cool she was one of the few female golfers at Hebron.  Rest in peace Morgan, I hope your snuggling your baby boy up in Heaven.  Praying for your family during this difficult time. 
Jennifer Waida

I remember Morgan being spunky and sweet! And oh my,  what a great Momma!!! Everyone at our office (Chinowth & Cohen) loved  having Mason come in and put a smile on our faces. I can’t imagine what her family must be going through and for that I am so sorry. But my heart is full knowing she is holding her baby again and will be forever happy! RIP sweet Morgan!!!  

We remember Morgan leading the girls in the neighborhood playing 4 square in front of our houses, trick or treating, playing in the pools, riding bikes, playing all sorts of games outside with the kids.  We know God has called her Home and received her in his arms.  Knowing she is with her son.  Keep her memories alive and most of all keep the Faith. 

Many Blessings,
Sandra and Scotty Hogue

I’m really sad to hear of Morgan’s passing. We were roommates when I left UNT and we worked together at Red Lobster for a time. She had the funniest laugh (and snort) and I regret losing touch with her after she moved out. She had such a bright smile. Truly heart breaking. She will be greatly missed by those that loved her. 

To The Taylor Family,
On behalf of my family I would like to send you our condolences in the loss of your daughter Morgan. We watched Morgan growing up from being a sweet little girl to becoming a beautiful young lady. She will live in our hearts forever. There is nothing I could say to take away the pain other than offering your family our thoughts and prayers during this difficult time.

Respectfully,
Max Rezadad


My sincerest condolences to Morgan’s family. I met Morgan at a poker game in Plano and though it was a brief encounter it was a connection neither of us could deny being God sent. Her love for her son was beyond this life. She spoke beautiful things of her family. Morgan understood how to love in a deeper way than most humans. I was inspired by her and I will never forget her. May God bring you all peace in this time of grief. 

Morgan was one of the most caring women I've ever known. I met her back in 2011 and we even were roommates for a short period in Austin before she moved to Tulsa. She was one of the few friends I had that I could really relate to as a mother. Her son had special needs, much like Jae. She dealt with some of the same struggles as a mother that I went through. Just earlier this week we had made plans to meet next time we visited Ft Worth, so she could meet Mike and Jaenelle. We hadn't seen each other since 2012. Her smile could light up a room. My only consolation is that she is now forever with her baby boy in Heaven, and I know she missed him every minute of every day. Love you always girl, rest in peace.

What a beautiful tribute video of Morgan. It showed us all the things that we loved and admired about her.  Her laughter, her mischevious side, her humor, her caring and her love for her son Mason.   She was extremely intelligent,  if she wanted to learn something new like sewing, she would teach herself and master it in no time at all.  She was an excellent artist and craftsman and could turn anything  into something and make money doing it.  She loved her dogs and would give her last drop of food and money to make sure they were taken care of.   She was loyal to a fault and set the example of what it was to be a friend because she would do anything to help them.  I am grateful that God brought her into our lives and blessed her with a son and gave us an amazing grandson.   I know joy and laughter filled all of heaven when her and Mason reunited.  I can hear both of their laughter and squeals of joy.  You have left memories in our heart that will never be replaced.  To be absent in body is to be present in spirit with the Lord Jesus Christ.   Until we see you again MOMO.  🙏🙏🙏

OBITUARY

Morgan Ashley Taylor

December 14, 1988 – February 12, 2020

Rolling Oaks Funeral Home

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