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Sherry Webster Zorn

august 21, 1948 — february 22, 2023

Blountsville

Sherry Webster Zorn passed away February 22 at the age of 74.

Sherry was born to the late Floyd and Mary Lou Webster on August 21, 1948.

She grew up in Chalkville, Al, attending Hewitt Trussville High School.

Her life long career spanned years meeting insurance needs primarily through Alfa Insurance Co.

Sherry had a passion and true gifting for art. She was an avid painter, a talented quilter and seamstress, quite a cook and homemaker as well. She enjoyed sharing her various works with family and friends, and loved opportunities to teach these things to her grandchildren and mark special occasions with a variety of her pieces. She also enjoyed time with her family, especially her sisters, and her friends.

She was part of the faith community at Arab Baptist Church. Most importantly, she had faith in Christ.

Sherry is predeceased by her parents, and brother Floyd Douglass Webster (Judy). She is survived by her husband Mike Zorn of Blountsville, her brother Charles Webster (Carolyn), sisters Audria Lowe and Aylia Shadix all of the Clay/Chalkville area, sons Alan Spooner (Melanie) and Dan Spooner (Suzie) of Birmingham, stepson Mark Zorn (Allison) of Hayden, and grandchildren Benjamin, Claire and Emily Spooner, Peyton and Wade Spooner, and Dylan Scoggins, Mia and Brinley Zorn, and many nieces and nephews. A visitation will be held at Jefferson Memorial Funeral Home in Trussville, Al., on Monday, February 27, from 4-7 pm, and a private family service the following day.

Donald Leo Taylor

september 13, 1938 — february 23, 2023

Pamela Taylor

november 5, 1943 — february 23, 2023

Trussville, Alabama

Donald Leo and Pamela Thompson Taylor, joined in marriage for 61 years, together left their earthly home in Trussville, Alabama on February 23, 2023.

Mr. Taylor age 84 is the son of Violet Harris Taylor & Leo Taylor, both of whom preceded him in death. Mr. Taylor was also a graduate of Woodlawn High School, attended Auburn University & honorably served in the US Air Force Reserves. Mr. Taylor had an extensive career in sales, the last of which was Rickwood Radio prior to his retirement. An avid car enthusiast, Mr. Taylor spent many hours rebuilding classic cars, enjoying NASCAR races but most of all, Auburn football.

Mrs. Taylor, age 79 is the daughter of Ludie Ramsey Thompson & G. Herschel Thompson, both of whom preceded her in death. A graduate of Woodlawn High School, Mrs. Taylor excelled in her studies & artistic talents. She went on to enjoy a successful career with South Central Bell. Upon her retirement she devoted herself to her greatest joy; that of being a mother & grandmother.

Mr. & Mrs. Taylor were blessed with one daughter, Natalie Taylor Motley who along with her husband, Butch Motley of Trussville gave them the ultimate gift of two granddaughters, Ramsey Claire Motley & Landry Elaine Motley, both students at their beloved Auburn University. In addition to their daughter, son-in-law & granddaughters, the Taylors are survived by Mrs. Taylor’s sister, Carol Thompson Powers of Trussville. Both Mr. & Mrs. Taylor have a number of nieces, nephews & extended family members. Visitation will be held at Jefferson Memorial Chapel on Friday, March 3rd at 11:00 am with a graveside service to immediately follow at Jefferson Memorial’s adjoining cemetery.

In lieu of flowers contributions can be made to St Judes Children’s Hospital or a charity of your choosing. The family would like to give a special thanks to Marcus Cates and Cornerstone Caregiving and Enhabit Hospice of Pell City for their excellent care and compassion shown to Donald and Pamela.