Rhonda D. Taylor

Rhonda Denise Richardson Taylor\n \nBorn to Robert James and Helen Richardson on October 22, 1961 in Eufaula, Alabama. She later moved to Miami Florida, where she graduated from Jackson High School. Rhonda continued the pursuit of her education as she attended Devry Institute of Technology, Hawaii Pacific University and Central Michigan University. At the time of her death, she was one subjest short of obtaining her Master of Science degree. For the past sixteen years, Rhonda worked as a Program Analyst for the Department of the Army.\n \nRhonda was dedicated to the service of the Lord. She served faithfully at the Lord's Construction Company Gospel Service on Joint Base Anacostia Bolling, Washington D.C. until God granted her-her heavenly wings. She was Leader of the Lord's Construction Dance Ministry, a Children's Church minister and teacher, member of the Joint Base Anacostia-Bolling Protestant Women of the Chapel ministry.\n \nDuring her illness, Rhonda remained committed to service unto the Lord, her faith steadfast and she continued to delight as she ministered in dance to God's people.\n \nPreceding her in death was her father, Robert James Richardson. Rhonda leaves to mourn and cherish her memories her mother, Grandmother Mattie Mae Porter; four brothers, Marlon, Harold (Minda), Darryn, Rodney; two sisters, Danielle and Zilda; four uncles, Ulysee Richardson (Blanche), Willie R. (Ramonda), Sammy Cockran, and Levan Porter (Mary); eight aunts, Mamie Laster, Mary Ann Flowers, Rebecca Thorton (Rodger), Eva Richardson, Eulla Hollis Carter (Adma), Mattie Richardson, Evangelist Dorothy Brown (Pastor) Marvin Brown), and Mary Armstrong; a host of nieces, nephews, cousins and other extended family members and friends; devoted and faithful friends, Deacon James Thompson and Deaconess Mildred Thompson and a caring supervisor, Charlotte Rodriguez. To send flowers or a memorial gift to the family of Rhonda D. Taylor please visit our Sympathy Store.