Arlyce Jean Taylor-Vendur

Arlyce Jean Taylor-Vendur, 72, died on June 23, 2026, one day after celebrating her birthday. She was born on June 22, 1954, in Pittsburg, Pennsylvania. Strong, loving, and independent, Arlyce lived a life defined by compassion, resilience, and deep devotion to others.

Arlyce was most passionate about her work as a nurse, a calling that reflected the very heart of who she was. Caring for others was not simply a profession but a way of life. She was especially known for helping and caring for those around her, offering comfort, steady hands, and a reassuring presence when it was needed most. The oncology nurses on the 6th floor at AdventHealth held a special place in her life, and the bonds she shared there were deeply meaningful. Whether through quiet acts of kindness or steadfast support during difficult moments, Arlyce made a lasting difference in the lives of many.

Family and friends were central to Arlyce’s world. She cherished all her loved ones deeply and valued the connections she built over a lifetime. At home, she found joy in the companionship of her beloved pets—Coco, Chicky Mo, Lulu, and Timone—who were treasured members of her family. Those closest to her will remember her strength, her willingness to help without hesitation, and the warmth she extended so freely. She often shared the saying, “There's no seeing to it it's all dry land,” words that reflected her perspective and the steady way she navigated life.

If Arlyce could be remembered for one thing, it would be how loving and helpful she was. Her legacy lives on in the many lives she touched through her care, her work, and her unwavering devotion to family and friends. She will always be loved and never forgotten.