John Wayne Taylor

My condolences to John's family. Twenty-five years ago or so I worked with him for a very short time at the 7-Eleven on Rt. 40, and I believe after that, if I remember correctly, when I worked at the Aberdeen VFW he shot on a pool leage. He was a pleasant, mild-mannered, nice guy. Ironically, I ran into him at Wal-Mart 4 or 5 months ago. I had to be reminded of where I knew him from and we talked for several minutes. I am very sorry for your loss.

What can you say about a terrific man that hasnt already been said. I was lucky enough to call you friend and team mate. I will miss you dearly. Much love to your family during this time of sorrow. My prayers are with you today and always.

Prayers of comfort for the Taylor family. May God wrap his arms around all and help you to stay strong. From the Timmons Family

John was my best friend throughout our early childhood and teenage years. We played baseball, football, and basketball together, always on the same team, inseperable. We both became Yankee fans in 1961. I caught the first glimpse of his skills at billiards at the Devon Club in Luke, Md., just across the river from our hometown of Beryl, WV. Unfortunately, John and I went in different directions after high school in 1968 with him moving to Aberdeen for work, and me joining the Marines. We saw each other on occasion when he and Nancy travelled back home for a visit, and during our 1993 high school reunion. During these past few years we talked over the phone, planning to get together again as soon as he and Nancy could travel. He was like a brother and I will miss him dearly. God Bless his family.

I am sorry to hear about your lost. May the God of comfort, who comfort us in all our tribulation bring you comfort at this time.2Cor.1:3,4