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September 3, 2021

Mildred Inez King
September 30, 1927 ~ August 28, 2021

Mildred Inez King, age 93, passed away peacefully Aug. 28, 2021. She lived alone in her own home with her best friend and furr baby Amos, he was 16 years old and passed just a few days before her. She loved animals and was a foster Mom for many pups.  
She was born Sept. 30, 1927 in Belhaven, N.C., to Modie L Chauncey and Beaulah Brooks. 
Inez was preceded in death by her first husband John Long Taylor in 1972 and second husband Burwell King in 2001. She was also preceded in death by her only loving daughter Derinda Christine Taylor in 1999. 
Inez grew up in Belhaven, N.C., and Fort Myers Florida before eventually moving to Aransas Pass in the 1960s, where she worked as a bank teller for 20 years, then later worked at Gulf King at Conn Brown Harbor. 
Inez loved fish, shrimp and all types of seafood. She moved to Bandera with her son in 2005, where she enjoyed gardening and loved canning and sharing all her goods with family, friends, her church or just about anyone who would take any. She loved to read and watch a good western. Inez was a devoted Christian and a long-time member of Temple of Praise in Aransas Pass as well as many churches in Bandera.  
Inez is survived by her only son John Franklin Taylor and daughter-in-law Janice Taylor of Bandera; grandchildren Mike Taylor, Misty (Jeff) Tucker, and Jill (Curtis) Shelton; great grandchildren Jonathan Triplett, Allyson Wright, Brooke Guild, Bailey Beecroft and Leif Shelton. 
She did not have the pleasure of meeting her great-great grandchildren who just came within 10 days of her passing Asher Perez and Denver Guild. Also, many nieces and nephews, all of whom she loved deeply.
The family would like to thank Silver Sage for all the food, equipment and the friendship she made with the volunteer drivers. Also, River City Hospice for their great care, as well as Cedar Creek Nursing home where she spent just 12 days. She loved their gourmet food, and everyone was so nice. 
There will be no funeral service, but instead a private family graveside memorial. In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations to Saving Shelter Strays in her name https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/SStrays. 

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