Thank you very much for the obituary for Phyllis Taylor (“Mt. Airy human rights champion dies of cancer at 84,” July 2). Our nonprofit, “Kids of Kadiogne,” was just one of so many nonprofit organizations that benefited from Phyllis Taylor’s wisdom and experience over the course of her extraordinary life of service.
She was with us from the beginning of Kids of K, and she served on our board of directors for the past 20 years (many of those as co-chair!) with an unrivaled passion and dedication to caring for others. She especially valued the way Kids of K nurtures direct …
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Thank you very much for the obituary for Phyllis Taylor (“Mt. Airy human rights champion dies of cancer at 84,” July 2). Our nonprofit, “Kids of Kadiogne,” was just one of so many nonprofit organizations that benefited from Phyllis Taylor’s wisdom and experience over the course of her extraordinary life of service.
She was with us from the beginning of Kids of K, and she served on our board of directors for the past 20 years (many of those as co-chair!) with an unrivaled passion and dedication to caring for others. She especially valued the way Kids of K nurtures direct connections with communities in Senegal (West Africa). Phyllis was a dear friend, and we will carry her kindness and warmth forward as we celebrate her and continue the work she loved so much.
Luke Klein
Mt. Airy
