Taylor Nicole Jaeschke, 24, of West Chester, PA, passed away Wednesday, December 27, 2017, in Lancaster, PA.

Born July 13, 1993, in Lancaster, PA, she is the daughter of Wayne and Ann Jaeschke of West Chester, PA and Amy and Mark Cullember of Clear Spring, MD.

Taylor was a 2011 graduate of Henderson High School in West Chester, PA.

She was employed with Chestnut Hill Coffee Shop in Lancaster, PA as a barista and also with Marriott Corporation in Lancaster.

Taylor loved and cherished her son, Zachary, and her cat, Tiger.

She was an artist, singer, and was an avid guitar player. Taylor enjoyed the family farm in Clear Spring, MD.

In addition to her parents, Taylor is survived by her son, Zachary Alan Stewart, of Glenmore, MD; a sister, Morgan Parlon of Clear Spring, MD; four brothers, Thomas Gronert Jr. of Tampa, FL, CJ Jaeschke of West Chester, PA, Nicolas Cullember of Clear Spring, MD, and Mark D. Cullember Jr. of Mt. Airy, MD; five aunts, Lori Ann Lange of Springfield, PA, Stacy Burrell of Hayesville, NC, Angela Ashley of Hayesville, NC, Michelle Glass of Madison, GA, and Margie Parnell of Shady Side, MD; an uncle, Chuck Cullember of Severna Park, MD; maternal grandparents, Fred and Kim Moore of Hayesville, NC, Sandra Mallada of Jacksonville, FL, and Oden and Joan Cullember of Annapolis, MD; Paternal grandparents, Wayne and Luisa Jaeschke of West Chester, PA; and numerous cousins and extended family members.

In addition to her parents, Taylor was preceded in death by maternal grandfather, Rick Mallada, and paternal grandparents, Vernon and Phyllis Summers.

There will be no viewing or visitation.

A celebration of life service will be announced at a later date.

In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to Brooke’s House, c/o Kevin Simmers, 12405 Nesbitt Avenue, Clear Spring, MD 21722 or to The Nicholas House Sober Living, in memory of Taylor Jaeschke, 18 Spruce Street, Ephrata, PA 17522.

Online condolences may be expressed at www.thompsonfhinc.com.

Donald Edwin Thompson Funeral Home, Inc. is honored to serve the family