Birth date: Nov 10, 1935 Death date: Nov 18, 2025
Please click here to watch the service. Rhennie Cook Taylor, aged 90, passed away on November 18, 2025, in Clearwater, Florida. Born on November 10, 1935, in Paducah, Kentucky, Rhennie was a dedicated realtor and a committed gove Read Obituary
My sincerest condolences to Rhennie’s family. We volunteered together at the food pantry and angel tree. She was such a kind soul and always had the brightest smile. She and Ms. Rita would share their stories, and their laughter was infectious! But their generosity and hearts for serving others and the Lord were unmatched. I know the Lord said, “Well done!” when He received her into heaven. Prayers for peace and comfort for Rhennie’s family. Brenda Krautkremer
As we approach the day when we will celebrate the life of my dear friend, Rhennie, and commit her earthly body to the ground, I want to share another precious memory.
Rhennie was a savvy business woman. Her encouragement for me to set aside a small savings (U.S. Savings Bonds) for each of my children when they were very young resulted in their ability as grown ups to purchase homes of their own. I often reflect on Rhennie's wise advice and I am grateful. So while I celebrate her life as a Christian caregiver who ministered to many needy people, Rhennie was also a prudent woman who made others aware of how to invest in themselves. She did that for me. May Rhennie's spirit of selfless giving and caring ❤️ continue in the lives of those who knew her.
Dear Nana,
Thank you for being my number one fan. Thank you for always making me feel special and loved. For proudly sharing stories about me, showcasing my homemade gifts, and cheering me on at concerts and games. Your smile, wisdom, strength, and Godly influence live on in my heart. I love you so much.
Love,
Rachel Anne
Rhennie and Ed were our neighbors on 35th Avenue for 35 years. We have many fond memories and are grateful they were apart of our lives.
Rhennie was always so kind and such a gracious lady who loved her Lord. I’ll remember fondly hearing her play her piano from across the street. ❤️
I am writing this expression of love for my dear friend. I met Rhennie in the 1970s at a time when my life seemed unside down. We both worked for the federal govt. at the Dept. of HUD, when Rhennie approached me with a smile. She could tell by my demeanor that I was going through a tough time, but I am convinced (and have been for years) that Rhennie was sent to me not only as a friend but as an angel. I had been reared as a Christian, but needed counseling, and Rhennie encouraged me continuously. We found ourselves becoming friends, and that is just what I needed. Rhennie witnessed to me from her own experiences how the Lord was with me in all things, and how the Lord would see me through. My dear friend, Rhennie, on several occasions, invited me and my children to her home for dinner and Christian fellowship with others. My memories are so sweet that it brings tears. Still I look forward to seeing her again when my turn comes to leave this world. Sweet Rhennie, take your rest in the Lord's arms, and smile on me from heaven once in a while. Your friend, Susie
The best memories visiting Nana and Poppop. Watching VHS tapes, playing Old Maid, picking oranges from the tree. Will miss you forever, Nana💛🥀
