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Taye
Lynn
Aug 2, 1986 — Sep 17, 2026
Baltimore
TAYE WILLIE LYNN, the youngest son of Darnell and Tillie Ann Lynn, was born on August 2, 1986, in Arnold, Maryland. He was preceded in death by Pastor Moses Miles and First Lady Dorothy L. Miles (maternal grandparents) and Willie D. and Ressie M. Lynn (paternal grandparents).
He received his education in the Anne Arundel County Public School System and the Department of Defense Private School in Harrogate, England. On September 17, 2026, Taye peacefully departed this earthly life, leaving behind a family and community who will forever cherish his memory.
At an early age, Taye was introduced to our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ and was Baptized by Pastor Moses Miles, at Full Gospel True Mission Church. Taye loved the Lord and enjoyed watching SBN, Jimmy Swaggart Ministries especially listening to Donnie Swaggart. He would have discussions with his parents to elaborate more and get a better understanding of ministries.
Taye had a personality that could brighten any room. His warmth, humor, and gift for making people laugh brought joy to family and friends. He enjoyed attending WWE events and expressing himself through rap and music. Through his creativity and words, he shared his unique personality with those around him.
Taye adored his older brother, who was his Buddy. He enjoyed attending WWE events with him. His brother was his closest friend and confidant, and Taye cherished their time together and every conversation they shared. He aspired to be like his brother. Though their earthly bond has been broken, Taye’s memory will live forever in his brother’s heart.
All those who knew Taye will remember not only what he said, but also how he made them feel. Although his laughter may have ended in this earthly life, the smiles, joy, and cherished memories he gave others will continue to live on.
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