Wilbur Earl "Chuck" Taylor

April 1, 1959 - November 4, 2013

Wilbur Earl "Chuck" Taylor, was born on April 1, 1959 to the late Rebecca Alston and Alexander Taylor in Franklin County, North Carolina. He attended school in Nash County. Chuck worked at Helser Industries for over ten years until they closed. Later he worked at Southeast Fabrications, where he continued to work until his health failed. Chuck was a fun loving, outgoing, and charming person. He could tell a story so good that by the time he finished either you’re laughing or just plain shaking your head. Chuck enjoyed life and always stressed the importance of working hard so that you can play harder. Chuck enjoyed traveling, fishing, and spending time with his family, especially his grandchildren. He enjoyed cooking, eating, spending time in his barn, and making sure his yard was clean. Chuck never complained about life. He just enjoyed the simple things. Chuck was preceded in death by one daughter, four sisters, and two brothers. He leaves to love and cherish his memories: his loving wife of twenty six years, Yvette Winston of the home; two daughters: Stephanie Taylor of the home, and Tonja Winston of Rocky Mount; two grandchildren: Omari Myrick and Saniyah Lynch; four sisters: Lucille Massenburg of Newport News, Virginia, Beatrice Ricks (Ernest), Julie Hagans (Matthew), Brenda Dixon (James) all of Rocky Mount; one brother: Alex Taylor (Betty) of Rocky Mount; six aunts: Leora Hayes (George) of Louisburg, North Carolina, Betty Wright of Flint, Michigan, Almeta Williamsand and Almeta Alston both of Rocky Mount, North Carolina , Gussie Alston of South Ozone Park, New York, Rhoda Alston of Pittsburg, Pennsylvania; eight sister-in-laws, five brother-in-laws, and a host of nieces, nephews, relatives, and friends.