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LIVESTREAM LINK - https://vimeo.com/event/4713238 https://www.flipsnack.com/alcbf/oscar-taylor-funeral-program/full-view.html Oscar Taylor, Jr., born in Brenham, Texas, was the eldest child of Oscar Taylor, Sr., and Ms. Annie B. Williams Taylor. He graduated from Brenham High School in the Class of 1972. Early in life, he committed his life to Christ and was baptized at Mt. Rose Missionary Baptist Church, later serving faithfully and being ordained as a Deacon in 2002. A proud U.S. Army veteran, Oscar served from 1973 to 1976. Known for his love of cooking and singing, he shared these talents generously, bringing joy to many. He also found fulfillment in the funeral profession, working for many years at Taft H. Harris Funeral Home in Brenham. On August 3, 2002, Oscar married Rev. Sharian Brown-Taylor at Southwest Community Baptist Church in Houston. Together, they built a loving and devoted partnership. In 2007, “OT” joined A Life Celebration By Franklin in Taylor, Texas, serving faithfully until his passing. He had a deep love for both the elderly and young people, often staying connected with families long after ministering to them through funeral services. Working alongside Don Jenkins, the two became known as the “Cool Professional Dudes” by nursing staffs for their unmatched professionalism and style. Oscar’s memory was remarkable, especially for classic Westerns, MeTV shows, Blues, Gospel, R&B, and Jazz. He also had a sharp mind for sports, especially boxing. He was preceded in death by his parents, Oscar Taylor, Sr., and Ms. Annie B. Taylor, and his sister, Dora E. Taylor. He leaves to cherish his memory his devoted wife, Rev. Sharian Brown-Taylor; his sons, Rev. Tarrance Price (and wife Michon Price), and Broderick Watts; his daughter, Brittany Taylor; and grandchildren, Tarrance Price, Jr., Justus Hubert, Miracle Taylor, and Malachi Taylor, along with the staff of A Life Celebration by Franklin and a host of family and friends. Bro. Oscar Taylor touched countless lives with his warmth, generosity, and unwavering faith. He will be dearly missed and lovingly remembered by all who knew him.

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Oscar Taylor, Jr.

March 4, 1954 - November 3, 2024