Taylor Anne Raffield
June 17, 2018 — July 16, 2018
Taylor Anne Raffield, was born on June 17, 1993 and fell into the arms of Jesus on July 16, 2018 at 4:53am. Taylor was married to the love of her life, Daniel Aubrey Singletary for 4 beautiful years. Taylor leaves behind her parents, Harvey (Jackie) & Lee Anne Raffield, her sisters, Ginger Lee Raffield Johnson, Angie Lee Raffield, Henry & Kellie Lee Raffield. Her brothers Tyler Lee Raffield(twin), Jackie Ryan Raffield, George Anthony Raffield & Jamie Anthony Raffield. Her Mother in Love, Teresa Pancake Durand, Mike Durand and Father in Love, Danny Michael Singletary. Grandparents, Aubrey and Nellie Pancake, and Grandmother Marie Singletary. Taylor was preceded in death by her Maternal Grandmother Dora B. Lynch, Grandfathers John Tyndal Hatfield and James B. Lynch. Paternal Grandparents, Daniel & Geneva Wilds and Andrew Jackson Raffield III. Paternal Grandfather, Emory Elton Singletary.
Taylor had many Uncles, Aunts, Nieces, Nephews and Cousins who she loved so very much. She was so proud of her family and told endless stories of them wherever she was. She knew so much about the illness she lived with, Cystic Fibrosis. There was always a running joke that "Taylor could write her own orders" at the hospital in Augusta where she spent most of her time growing up. She was very deeply involved in her Cystic Fibrosis Community and was a great role model to many. She loved her Cysters and Fibros.
Taylor fought the battle with Cystic Fibrosis for 25 years. She was a Double Lung Transplant survivor of 2 years. Taylor & her family were eternally grateful to her Donar Family who gave her this precious two years. Taylor loved life. She loved the ocean and believed in Mermaids. She was always our Salty Mermaid, as we called her. Taylor loved her fur babies, Bear, her Maine Coon Cat and Finnley, her Blond Long Hair Daschund. Finnley was registered as her Emotional Support Dog and helped greatly several times while Taylor was in the hospital.
Taylor had a deep personal faith in God. As she left this world she smiled the most beautiful smile as she stepped into heaven. She will be missed by us all. We will see her one day in heaven and what a reunion that will be.
A Beach side Memorial Service will be held on August 11, 2018 at 7:00pm on Tybee Island, Ga. at Taylor Street. North End Beach near the Lighthouse Museum and Fort Screven. Parking is $2.00 per hour. Please bring a chair.
Taylor had many Uncles, Aunts, Nieces, Nephews and Cousins who she loved so very much. She was so proud of her family and told endless stories of them wherever she was. She knew so much about the illness she lived with, Cystic Fibrosis. There was always a running joke that "Taylor could write her own orders" at the hospital in Augusta where she spent most of her time growing up. She was very deeply involved in her Cystic Fibrosis Community and was a great role model to many. She loved her Cysters and Fibros.
Taylor fought the battle with Cystic Fibrosis for 25 years. She was a Double Lung Transplant survivor of 2 years. Taylor & her family were eternally grateful to her Donar Family who gave her this precious two years. Taylor loved life. She loved the ocean and believed in Mermaids. She was always our Salty Mermaid, as we called her. Taylor loved her fur babies, Bear, her Maine Coon Cat and Finnley, her Blond Long Hair Daschund. Finnley was registered as her Emotional Support Dog and helped greatly several times while Taylor was in the hospital.
Taylor had a deep personal faith in God. As she left this world she smiled the most beautiful smile as she stepped into heaven. She will be missed by us all. We will see her one day in heaven and what a reunion that will be.
A Beach side Memorial Service will be held on August 11, 2018 at 7:00pm on Tybee Island, Ga. at Taylor Street. North End Beach near the Lighthouse Museum and Fort Screven. Parking is $2.00 per hour. Please bring a chair.
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