Two Years After Sean Taylor’s Death, His Mother Faces a Wall of Hardship

Washington Post via SupaCindy - Donna Junor fears she will lose her home. Her sporty but aging Mercedes-Benz, the one with the “Sean 21″ tag, was parked just outside the door. The living room featured plush red furniture and a brightly colored area rug. In the dining room, just below the airbrushed portrait of her son — the late Washington Redskins safety Sean Taylor — sat a neatly set dining table with cloth napkins.
When she could afford it, Junor, 49, lived a nice, comfortable life. Her son made sure of that, handing out massive checks, even gift bags filled with tens of thousands of dollars, to family members. Now, those days are long gone.