was born on August 28, 1929 to the late Joe and Marie Tylor, in Lee County SC.

She entered her eternal rest on Wednesday, May 15, 2019 at Seasons Hospice

Center in Baltimore Maryland.

Capearl attended school at Rose Hill in Lynchburg, SC. She accepted Christ as

her Savior at an early age and severed the Lord at Asbury United Methodist

Church. Capearl "Munchie" later relocated to Baltimore Maryland, where she

resided until the Lord called her home and she received her wings.

Capearl "Munchie" joined Central Baptist Church in the late 50's where she served

faithfully until her health no longer allowed her to attend. While a member at

Central she served on multiple ministries including serving on the Mass choir.

Singing praises until her Lord was one on her many passions. She was a prayer

warrior at heart and was always on the wall. Capearl was known to most as

"Munchie" she was known by all for her beautiful smile and joyful laughter. Capearl

Munchie" loved cooking and baking cakes. She was our own Black Julia Child.

She was a women of great faith and compassion for others, and enough love to

spread across the world. She was always there for anyone who needed her, no

matter what the cause, no matter how big or how small. She enjoyed watching her

TV programs, Taxes Walker, In The Heat Of The Night, The Voice, American Idol

and Chicago PD. Most of all she enjoyed spending time with her family.

Capearl fond and precious memories will be cherished by those she left behind.

Her children: Carolyn Goodman of Baltimore, Elder Michelle Willis of Baltimore

Maryland and Deacon Milton Taylor of Laura Maryland. Two Sons in-law: Robert

Goodman of Baltimore Maryland and Kenneth Willis of Baltimore Maryland. One

daughter in- law: Deacon Lanita Taylor of Laurel Maryland. Two Sisters: Shirley

Timmons of Baltimore Maryland and Elder Mable Hammond of Baltimore

Maryland. Two Brothers: Deacon Joe Taylor Jr. of Baltimore Maryland and Pastor

Wiley Taylor of Baltimore Maryland. Two Sisters in-law: Rosie Bell Taylor of

Lynchburg SC and Hattie Taylor of Baltimore Maryland. Nine grandchildren: Tina

Taylor of Baltimore Maryland, Lacole Taylor of Baltimore, Joshua Taylor of Balti-

more Maryland, Alyssa Johnson of Laurel Maryland, Antonique Johnson of Laurel

Maryland, Ariel Taylor of Laurel Maryland, Melvin Fullwood and his wife Chantel

Fullwood of Stockbridge GA, Antoine Powell of Baltimore Maryland and Travis

Powell of Baltimore Maryland, 23 great grandchildren and a host of nieces,

nephews, relatives and friends.

She was preceded in death by one child Gregory Taylor and four brothers, Louis

Taylor, Elijah Taylor, Leverne Taylor, and Earnest Taylor.