Kyteria Nicole Taylor

Kyteria Nicole Taylor was born April 20, 1990, to Shelley Thomas and Kevin Taylor. Kyteria was affectionately known as “TeeTee”, “Bean”, “Suga Bear”, “Tee Taylor” and “Jig”. She departed this life on November 7, 2020. TeeTee was born and raised in Chestertown, Maryland. She attended Kent County Public Schools and graduated from Kent County High School, in June 2004. She was a basketball star and earned a memorabilia basketball for scoring more than 1,000 points throughout her career. She attended Wesley College. She then attended Harris School of Business, from which she graduated and became a Certified Medical Assistant. TeeTee was employed at Eastern Shore Family Foot Care and later worked at University of Maryland Shore Regional Center of Chestertown, until her health no longer allowed. TeeTee loved her beautiful daughter, Adraya. She enjoyed spending time with family, listening to music, eating, especially crabs and seafood and drinking an occasional cold beer. TeeTee loved playing cards (5,000 for water) and scratch offs. She also enjoyed a good party and living life to the fullest. Kyteria leaves to cherish her memories, daughter, Adraya; parents, Shelley Thomas and Kevin Taylor; brother, DeShawn Baxter; sisters, Linneriea Taylor, Alijah Taylor and Toni Smith; grandmother, Carolyn Goldsborough; grandparents, Earl and Joyce Taylor; uncles, Anthony Black, Jr. (Catina), Arlo Taylor, Anthony Smith, Bruce Thomas, Richard Thomas (Donetta) and Brandon Thomas; aunts, Linda Thomas, Elyse Black, Stephanie Smith, Lorraine Sampson, Catherine Phillips (Garrison), Shirley Lindsey and Gloria Johnson (Freddy); godbrother, Anthony Black III; godsister, Shatekqwa Black; nephews Dy’Ion Baxter, Amir Black; nieces, Amiah Black, Karsyn Black; and two cousins that were more like aunts/mothers, Juanita Brown and Lona Felton. TeeTee had a host of family and friends, but seven very special ones; Omni-Rose Clayton, Jordan Murray, Ranshelle Brown, Durrell Heath, Shykia Hackett, Loren Jones and Michelle Young. Blessed and sorrowfully submitted by the Family “Life is a journey that God guides us through. We fight the battles, but He claims the victory. Love thy family, friends, neighbors, and enemies.”

Kyteria Nicole Taylor

April 20, 1990 - November 7, 2020