Constance Taylor, 89

Constance Jane Taylor, 89, a longtime resident of Weston, Connecticut, passed away on the morning of October 16, 2026.

Born in Norwalk, Connecticut, on June 21, 1937, Constance was the daughter of Peter and Grace Myer. She grew up in New Canaan, where she attended New Canaan High School and was recognized as the school’s Best Girl Athlete in 1954. Throughout her childhood, she particularly cherished time spent with family in Kent, Connecticut.

Following high school, Constance earned her bachelor’s degree and later went on to earn her master’s degree in social work from Columbia University, an accomplishment she achieved while working full time and raising her children. Her dedication to her education reflected the determination and independence that characterized much of her life.

Constance made her home in Weston for many years, where she raised her family and was an active member of the community. A lifelong musician with a love of singing, she was involved with the Walkabout Clearwater Coffeehouse and the Serendipity singing group. Music was a particular joy she shared with her husband, Bruce, and remained an important part of her life.

Her creative interests extended beyond music to the arts, including sewing and pottery. She also had a great love of travel, exploring destinations around the world alongside Bruce. Known for her humor, creativity, and love of family, Constance particularly cherished her role as a grandmother. She adored her grandchildren and took great joy in being involved in their lives. She especially enjoyed holidays and family gatherings, welcoming opportunities to bring everyone together.

Constance is survived by her husband, Bruce Taylor, of Weston; her children, Melissa Prevey and her husband, Mike, and Chris Vadas; her stepchildren, Sandi Forlenza and her husband, Mitch, and Bruce Taylor and his wife, Gayla; and her beloved grandchildren, Alexander and Garrett Prevey, Morgan Alves and her husband, Rafael, Bradley Vadas, Jackson, Madelyn, and Maxwell Forlenza, and Jordan and Liam Taylor. She is also survived by her brothers, Peter P. Myer and his wife, Nancy, and Bruce W. Myer and his wife, Pat, along with their children and families.

She was predeceased by her son, Bradley Hodges Vadas, who passed away on September 11, 2001.

Constance will be remembered for her humor, her love of music and adventure, and, above all, her devotion to her family.