Lora Taylor (Memaw) was born to the late Henry and Lorene Klaus on June 22, 1937, in Ballinger, Texas. She departed this earthly life on Tuesday, April 30, 2024, in Mansfield, Texas. She was survived by her three daughters and their spouses: Nelda Horton (Norman), Cindy Daniels (Keith) and Sandy Kunze (Bob) and one brother, James Klaus. She was preceded in death by two brothers, Robert Klaus and Henry Klaus, Jr. She was blessed by numerous grandchildren, great grandchildren, nieces, nephews, friends and her dog Jackson. She adored her family and cherished the time she was able to spend with them. She loved the outdoors, working with her plants and feeding and watching her birds. Her favorite pasttime was fishing and camping. She lived her life following Jesus and showing others what that looked like. She went through some rough times in her life but she always looked to the Lord to guide her and comfort her. She is now happy to be with her Lord and Savior. Services will be on Saturday, May 18, 2024, at 11:00 at the Church on Rush Creek, Mansfield West Campus, 2200 US 287 Frontage Road, Mansfield, TX. It will be followed at 1:00 by a meal at Sandy’s house, 113 Willow Creek Circle, Mansfield, TX. If you would like to bring something for the meal, please text Lisa Hopkins at (817) 480-0727.
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Blessed to have shared life with this beautiful lady. Always thought of her as “Mom” 💐. We’ll never forget the wonderful times. Love you forever ❤️
Lora was always a sweet church friend to me at Packsaddle Fellowship in Kingsland . She loved Jesus a d showed others that same love. I will miss her. Love, Lewanne
Praying for the family and loved ones of Lora. So saddened to hear of Lora’s passing, but know there is a celebration in heaven because of her presence. Lora was always a delight to visit with at church.
May our God be your every comfort and provision at this sad time.
Blessings,
Ginger and Logan Armstrong
Packsaddle Fellowship
Loved knowing Lora as a Sister in Christ at Packsaddle Fellowship. We had so many good times at Women’s Retreats and events. We had one event where we all played Yatzi, and she kept throwing the dice all the same number frequently [ a “Yatzi”]. We started calling her The Yatzi Queen. Lot of good laughs with her. Our prayers go out to her family, as they walk through this tough time. See ya later Lora!
Pat and Ann Moran
Packsaddle Fellowship, Kingsland, TX