Harriet Lenora Williams-Taylor, born to the late Israel and Edna Glover Feacher on October 9, 1951, answered God's call to glory on Sunday, April 7, 2013 at 7:45 a.m. Receiving her general education from the Saint Augustine, Florida and Baltimore City Public School System. A Houston-Tilliston College graduate with honors further on to her most recent Doctorate Degree in Music from Shiloh Theological Seminary located in Stafford, Virginia. In 1980 she met the love her life, the Reverend Edward McKinley Taylor, and they were happily wedded on September 14, 1980. From that day forward, their lives together were inseparable. You could hear the ringing of "preach honey" through the atmosphere showing her support to the ministry of her beloved. If ever you wanted the testimony of their lives together in ministry, you could rest assure that the testimony was true by the glorious melody that rang from her soul as she sang, "The Lord Will Make A Way Some How". She was instrumental to the birthing of Berean Baptist Evangelistic Chapel of Providence, Rhode Island, which included, but not limited to serving as the administrator and musician for this ministry. After this experience she accepted her calling into the preach ministry and abiding in such for 26 years. Whatever she found her hands to do, she did with excellence exemplifying the God that she sang, taught and preached about. Her career as a singer, choir director, soloist and organist expands more than a total of 55 years. Her 26 years in the gospel ministry afforded her the opportunity to speak and preach at various seminars, conferences and conventions. This, of course, does not include her tag team experiences with her husband during revivals. In addition to all of this, the New Lincoln Baptist Church, The Pennsylvania Avenue AME Zion Church, Greater Mount Vernon Baptist Church, Faith Canaan Baptist Church and the Washington Street Baptist Church, to name a few, was also introduced to this electrifying and anointed ministries of this woman of God. Most people identified her with her music and instrumental playing of the keyboards, but her true love came in educating all that she came in contact with which included, preachers, teachers and aspiring musicians. You would never be the same after coming in contact with such a motivator in the gospel. She indeed was honey to all but only "THEE HONEY to ONE". She leaves to cherish her memories: her devoted honey, Rev. Dr. Edward McKinley Taylor, Sr., her children: Dr. Delvin Williams (Allyssa, Alex, Jordan, Maegan), Edwina Taylor (Anthony, Antonio, Angelo, Andrew), Rev. Edwin Taylor, Rev. Edward Taylor, Jr (Kim), Keith Taylor, Katrina Taylor-Armstead (Rev. Eric), Reginald L. Taylor; Sister, Pauletta Lawson; Two Brothers, Byron M. Lawson, Sr. (Andrea) and Maurice Ward; Mother-in-Law, Mother Lottie B. Taylor; Brother-in-law, Calvin B. Taylor, Sr. (Wanda); Sister-in-law, Arnita C. Taylor; 11 God-children, 34 God-Grandchildren, a host of nieces, nephews and other relatives.