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In Memory of
Juliet
Taylor (Cadiente)
Taylor (Cadiente)
1940 - 2017
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Obituary for Juliet Taylor (Cadiente)
Juliet “Julie” Taylor, 76, a retired county clerk, passed away peacefully, Saturday, April 1, 2017, surrounded by those that love her.
Memorials: In lieu of flowers: Donations may be made in Juliet's name to the Humane Society of North Texas or the American Cancer Society.
Julie was born July 24, 1940, in Honolulu, Hawaii, to Miguel and Rose Yago Cadiente. They both preceded her in death.
Julie loved life. She enjoyed crossword puzzles with a pen, loved to talk politics, was a big sports fan and played a mean game of poker. Julie worked with the Tarrant County Probate as a County Clerk and lived in Benbrook for 30 years. She will be greatly missed.
The family would like to thank Julie’s second family at Hill Villa Senior Living, Lisa, Hannah, Dino, staff, and residents for the fun, friendship and fellowship. Also special thanks to New Century Hospice and their staff, Lee Ann Mitchell, Jennifer Horton and Chaplain Jim Tierney for their tender loving care in the last few months of her life, and to family and coworkers for their love and support during this time.
Juliet always offered up an Aloha to everyone, meaning love and until we meet again.
Survivors: Daughter, Sherene Wray and husband, Michael; brothers, Dwight and Mike Cadiente; sister, Annaliza Cadiente; granddaughter, Melissa and husband, Steven; and great-grandchildren, Madalyne and Axel.
Memorials: In lieu of flowers: Donations may be made in Juliet's name to the Humane Society of North Texas or the American Cancer Society.
Julie was born July 24, 1940, in Honolulu, Hawaii, to Miguel and Rose Yago Cadiente. They both preceded her in death.
Julie loved life. She enjoyed crossword puzzles with a pen, loved to talk politics, was a big sports fan and played a mean game of poker. Julie worked with the Tarrant County Probate as a County Clerk and lived in Benbrook for 30 years. She will be greatly missed.
The family would like to thank Julie’s second family at Hill Villa Senior Living, Lisa, Hannah, Dino, staff, and residents for the fun, friendship and fellowship. Also special thanks to New Century Hospice and their staff, Lee Ann Mitchell, Jennifer Horton and Chaplain Jim Tierney for their tender loving care in the last few months of her life, and to family and coworkers for their love and support during this time.
Juliet always offered up an Aloha to everyone, meaning love and until we meet again.
Survivors: Daughter, Sherene Wray and husband, Michael; brothers, Dwight and Mike Cadiente; sister, Annaliza Cadiente; granddaughter, Melissa and husband, Steven; and great-grandchildren, Madalyne and Axel.
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