Taylor Elizabeth Gladwell

It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of Taylor Elizabeth Gladwell, lovingly known as Tay, who graced this world on January 6, 2000, in Ogden, Utah, and departed on September 5, 2083, in her beloved hometown. Tay was a shining light, remembered for her silly and goofy personality that brought warmth and joy into every room she entered.

A proud graduate of Weber State University, Tay dedicated herself professionally as an Account Executive at Tukios. Her colleagues and clients alike were captivated not only by her professional acumen but also by the vibrant spirit she infused into her work. Throughout her life, it was her adventurous and determined nature that shone brightly—especially as she proudly hiked Mount Everest, a testament to her bravery and zest for life.

Tay had many hobbies that added color to her days, particularly her passion for knitting, which was not merely a pastime but a canvas for her creativity and love for handmade gifts. Each stitch represented the caring touch she offered to those around her.

Tay is survived by her cherished family: her loving sister Marissa Riche; her adoring aunt Mariah Cunningham; her memorable uncle Brayson; and her beloved grandmother Lynsie Davis. Each of them will forever hold treasured memories of laughter and love shared with Tay, whose spirit will continue to inspire and uplift.

Tay was preceded in death by her great-grandmother Darlene Harris, who welcomed her with open arms. The legacy of love and joy that Tay leaves behind is a profound reminder of the connections we forge in life.

A Celebration of Life will be held on November 20, 2024, at Sonzini 2 in Layton, Utah, with visitation from 6:33 PM to 7:33 PM preceding this heartfelt gathering. Following this celebration, the family invites all to join at the Cemetery Statue in Ogden for a continuation of the loving remembrance. A Mass will take place on November 21, 2024, also at the Cemetery Statue.

Tay’s life was a beautiful gift, and though she has left us too soon, her impact on those who knew and loved her remains indelible. As we remember our dear Tay, let us carry forward her joyful spirit and continue to celebrate life, just as she did.