Joyce Ann Taylor

My heartfelt condolences on the passing on to glory of our beloved Headmistress and Mentor to many of us students who studied in Mulango Girls Secondary School in kitui, Kenya. RIP till we meet again Wa T as we lovingly called you.

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This is Joyce's home since retirement in 1996. She loved seeing her photos and things from Kenya

Joyce at home in Poynette, Wisconsin

My condolences and prayers to family, friends, fellow missionaries, teachers, pastors and church members. We called her Wa- T. She brought salvation to our family ( The Mwangangis) after employing my father, Mwangangi Isika, she preached to him , he got saved, all his one children got saved, 3 sons became Pastors, 2 church Elders, 3 daughters married to Pastors, 1 to Church. She later employed my late father in the school she was the headmistress (Mulango Girls), who after retirement went to full time Pastor. My parents named two of their children after Ms. Taylor - my sister now Dr. Joyce Kitili, my brother now Pastor Taylor Mwangangi Ms. Taylor loved all of us and did not show us that we were her servants' children. She educated us. My condolences to Ms. Bates - friend also to my sister's Joyce and Maggy We have very fond memories of Ms. Taylor Her faith and work in the Lord was not in vain. Forever she will remain in The Mwangangis family memories in Africa and Kamba land My Mother even in her old age upto today mentions how Ms. Taylor assisted her and her high level hygiene and fluent Kamba language She has gone to a better place and we shall meet in Heaven one day Rose Syombua 7th born - rsmatolo@gmail.com