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Kacen William Lee Taylor
Seneca, Kansas
03/13/2000 - 12/07/2018
Kacen William Lee Taylor, 18, of Seneca, Kansas passed away on December 7, 2018.
He was born March 13, 2000 in Manhattan, Kansas to Quentin Taylor and Daisy Arnold. Kacen attended Grade School and Middle School in Seneca. He had lived in Arizona since June 2015 and recently attended Hamilton High School in Chandler, Arizona.
He enjoyed fishing, playing video games, 1980s and country music and loved Mustang cars.
He was proceeded in death by his Father, Quentin Taylor; Grandmother, Nancy Taylor; Grandfather, Howard Arnold; Aunt, Lindsey Taylor and Uncle, Nathan Cowger.
He is survived by his mother, Daisy Osborne and step-father, David Osborne of Seneca, KS; his grandfather, Neal Taylor of Wellington, KS; grandmother, Lin Arnold of San Tan Valley, AZ; Aunt, Krista Morris of Manhattan, KS; Aunt & Uncle, Faye Stone & Joe Kolman of San Tan Valley AZ; Uncle, Charles Azling of Hopkinsville, KY; Aunt, Shana Pinkerton of Splendora, TX; Uncle, Lester Stone of San Tan Valley, AZ; Brothers, David Osborne, Adon Osborne and Brandon Osborne; sister, Kendyl Osborne all of Seneca, KS; brothers, Bradyn Taylor and Caden Taylor of Des Moines, IA; sister, Bayley Taylor of Des Moines, IA; sister, MaKenzie Schotte of Marysville, KS and many cousins.
Private services for immediate family will be held at a later date.
Private services for immediate family will be held at a later date.
Private services for immediate family will be held at a later date.
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Daisy and Family,
I am so sorry to hear about Kacen’s death. I remember him from Nemaha Central Elementary school when I worked there a few years ago. My memories are of all of your children being so well behaved and rather quiet. My heart aches for all of you.
Daisy and family,
So sorry for your loss, I dont know how you accept the loss of a child. Our prayers nd thoughts are with all of you
Diann & Daryl Funk
I’m so sorry to hear about Kacen. Your family is in my prayers and love you alll
I really couldn’t believe such a tragic event, I’ve meet you from Chandler’s YCMA and enjoyed working out with you and spending every moment having fun together. Me and my fellow friends in the Y will miss you.
Thank you
My condolences to you and your family. He will be missed, I loved being his friend! He always had a smile on his face
Thank you
Sorry for your loss my condolences from me and my family prayers and he was a amazing friend and awesome peron to know
So sorry for your loss there are no words to say when it comes to loosing a child my prayers are with you and your family. I’m happy that I got to meet and know Kacen he was very polite when he came to my house. I will hold him dear in my heart
I knew Kacen from school and he was always a sweetheart and a joy to be around. I’m so sorry to hear about his passing. If theres something that you need or if you guys are going to open the funeral up to his friends please don’t hesitate to message me I know we are all suffering the loss.
My heart hurts for the family!. Such a sad ending to a beautiful story. He had so many miracles in his short life!. Praying for comfort !! Love mom
My heart hurts for the family!. Such a sad ending to a beautiful story. He had so many miracles in his short life!. Praying for comfort !! Love mom
Thank you
Linda was born Dec. 8, 1946, at Orofino, to parents Paul James Wyatt and Mary Ruth Farence of Weippe. She spent her early years at the family ranch located on what is now Wyatt Road outside of Weippe. She attended school in Weippe and graduated from Weippe High School in 1965. Upon her graduation she married Darell Chenault and they moved to Edwards Air Force Base, CA, outside of Rosemond. In 1968 her first son, David Ray Chenault, was born at Edwards Base Hospital. Linda and Darell later divorced, and Linda stayed in California, later meeting and marrying Joe Rodarte. In 1980 Linda and Joe divorced and Linda moved back to the Weippe area. She went to work for the Community Action Agency, and in 1983 she married Robert (Bob) Allen Day. In 1984 her second son, James Allen Day, was born, and in 1985 she was blessed with her third son, Brandon Lee Day. In 1988 Linda and Bob moved to Lewiston, and in 1989 they settled at their longtime home on Warner Ave. in the Orchards. Linda left Community Action and for a year she and Bob headed a house for abused and abandoned children in Idaho Falls.