Birth date: Feb 5, 1966 Death date: Jan 29, 2019
Shelley Lynn Taylor-Donahue, 52, passed from this life on Tuesday, January 29 after a battle with Cancer. She passed peacefully in her sleep at her home in Tallahassee, surrounded by her human and “furry” family. Shelley faced the Read Obituary
I think of Shelley often. She was very kind and helpful to me, even though she didn't know me well. I'm grateful for her life and passion. She helped so many people. I'm proud to have known her. Blessings and strength to all her family and friends.
It has been a year since you left us. I think of you often, and remember the strong fighter you were. I will never forget you Shelley. Please know you are missed.
Love you lady.
I was so sorry to hear of Shelley's passing from another Chelmsford High School Band member. I was her Band Director and saw what an energetic, funny person. She lit up the Band room as soon as she entered. I did not know what she was going through but know that her family was there for her. May she now rest in peace. John Leite
I'm so thankful to have known Shelley and will miss her warmness and big smile. The thing I loved most about Shelley was that she was always down for a good time. :) She had a fun-loving spirit, and I'll cherish memories of our Pinellas team trips to PDQ for lunch, meeting up at Skyway Jack's, enjoying a Rays game... Chris, Charles still talks about how much fun he had playing Cards Against Humanity at you guys's place. We're here when you need us.
Shelley, I miss your laugh...your smile.
Shelley was a good friend and great boss. She had the effortless ability to make everyone have a good time. She had a great character and a big heart.
She will be truly missed and will always be remembered.
I met Shelley on a swingset in Reston, VA, in 1973. We shared so many great times -- tormenting our little brothers, pepperoni pizza with our families, putting on a dance show to the Star Wars Soundtrack, digging out of the snow in Chelmsford during the blizzard of '78, and so many more good times. This summer she was there for me to support me through a low point in my life even while she was battling against the demon of breast cancer. No matter how far apart we were, she was always with me, and I know she is still with us now. She was a bright light in this world. I love her and miss her.
Kelli Bullard Dunn
