Ruby Mae Taylor

October 4, 1937 - January 13, 2021

Ruby Mae Taylor, the 6th of 16th children, was born on October 4, 1937 in Houston, GA to the union of Grant and Ruby Williams. Both parents preceded her in death and the following siblings; Mary, Beatrice, and stepfather, Rose. Ruby Mae was educated in the Houston County GA school system. She was farmer's daughter and performed domestic chores out of Houston County Georgia. On November 12, 1959 she married her longtime friend and love Virgil Taylor Jr. and to this union 7 children were born. In 1965, Virgil and Ruby Mae moved to Detroit and in 197 purchased their first home. Ruby M\ae worked at Taylor Superette in Romulus when they first moved to Detroit, but later became the Manger at the Agape House for disabled women. They regularly attended services at Womack Temple in Inkster and Bethlehem Temple in Inkster under the leadership of Bishop Wilson Roberts. On July 3, 1975, Ruby Mae Taylor was baptized in Jesus name and received the Holy Ghost and later became the National Sunday School Teacher, an Alter worker and worked with the foreign missions teams for the Pentecostal Churches of Apostolic Faith. She and her good friend, Lela Lawrence loved neighborhood spreading the Gospel. For the past ten years, Ruby Mae also attended Temple of the Holy Christ under Teacher Tony Lawrence. Ruby Mae loved the Lord and lived her life according to God's word. Her favorite scripture was Psalms 34:1 and her spare tine she would read the bible or be singing one of her favorite songs like "I shall not be moved' and "oh the blood". Ruby Mae was truly a devoted mother. She was very good with saving money and making sure her family was well taken care of. She had a knack for hemming and hand sewing clothes. She could cook any and everything from homemade cakes and pies to dressing that was delightful. She was the ultimate Master Soul Cooking Lady. Ruby Mae passed away on Jan. 13, 2021.