Debra Taylor
December 10, 1951 ~ August 26, 2018
A celebration of life was held at 11:00 a.m., Saturday, October 20, 2018 at the First Presbyterian Church in Miller with Rev. Brian Jones officiating.
Debra Kay Bundy was born on December 10, 1951 to Darlene (Meyer) and Burton Bundy in Pipestone, MN. The oldest of five children Deb grew up in Elkton, SD graduating from Elkton High School.
Deb married Terry Aulner on December 5, 1971 and lived in Brookings for a number of years. While in Brookings Deb spent her time working for Midtex and Daktronics.
In September of 1990, Deb married Robert Taylor and moved to Miller, SD. In Miller she spent much of her time helping out at the farm as well as working at Greenline Implement and True Value in Miller.
In 2010, after her youngest son graduated high school, Deb moved to South Carolina to spend time with her granddaughter, Elizabeth. She absolutely loved getting to spend time with Elizabeth and doing yard work together.
In the fall of 2017, Deb returned to Miller, SD where she was able to spend her last year at her favorite place, the farm.
Grateful for having share her life are her four children: Chis Aulner of Nora Springs IA, Rich Aulner of Leesville, SC, Amanda Taylor of Aberdeen, SD, and John Taylor of Miller, SD; and one granddaughter, Elizabeth, of Clarksville, TN as well as many other family members and friends.
Deb was preceded in death by her parents.
Reck Funeral Home of Miller has been entrusted with Deb’s arrangements.
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So sorry to hear of your loss. She will be missed Our Deepest sympathy Dr. Dick and Kathy Splichal
My condolences to the family. I hope you can find comfort in knowing God really cares about your sorrow and loves you. ~1Peter5:7
Rest in Peace Deb it was a long hard road for you. My deep sympathy for her children
My deepest sympathies to Deb’s kids. I enjoyed working with your mom at John Deere. There is a couple of stories I want to tell you about your mom. We had a manager who would come to the store and ask how are you. Well he came in one day and asked Deb how she was. She replied fine. He asked her again and again she said fine. Finally on about the fourth time, I leaned over and said tell him you are never better!! She did and that was the end of that. That was a good laugh. Jonathon, I will never forget Deb telling us this story. It was your birthday, and your mom said that she had asked you what kind of cake you wanted chocolate or white? And your mom could hardly get out what you said without laughing because you told her you better have chocolate because you were allergic to white! Please remember the good times it will get you through the difficult ones. Take care
Dear Family please accept my heartfelt condolences for your recent loss. Rev.21:3,4–says death will be no more suffering or pain be anymore the former things have passed away.God cannot lie (Isaiah 55:11).Please let Gods word the Bible be of comfort to you in the coming days ahead.
I went to school with Debbie in Elkton and she was a very true friend. She was in the Elkton Elkettes a marching cheer organization and she definitely worked hard as I know she did her entire life. She was always very honest and true as that is a very good quality in those years of a small town and sticking together in our class of 32. She will always be remembered and missed. My best to her family. And US town kids always stuck together!