Age 70, of Braintree, formerly of South Boston, June 7, 2008, while vacationing with his family on the island of Bermuda after a courageous battle with cancer.
Beloved husband of Marie F. (Bany) Taylor. Devoted father of Susan M. Johnston and her husband Brian of Hanson, Karen A. Leahy of Braintree, Mark J. Taylor and his wife Adrienne of Braintree.
Loving grandfather of Katelyn Johnston, Lauren Johnston, both of Hanson, Meghan Leahy, Jonathan Leahy, Owen Taylor and Calum Taylor all of Braintree.
Son of the late Robert and Dora (Mannion) Taylor. Brother of Doretta Martin of Scituate, Colleen Hammerquist of Hanover, Roberta Banks, Maureen Gialombardo both of CT, Michael Taylor of Jamaica Plain, the late Martha Henry and the late Thomas Taylor.
Also survived by many nieces and nephews.
My Daughter Katelyn wrote this poem about my Dad for his funeral.
Today, is a day of great sorrow
And it makes it hard to consider tomorrow
Although you're gone, gone far away
In our hearts, you shall always stay
Your soul has taken flight
And it's to our memories we hold tight
The lesson you've taught
And the joy you've brought
Will stay with us throughout the years
And through today, as we dry our tears
So now go forth to your peaceful place
And continue on in eternal grace
Let the light of love shine through
As days go by and we're reminded of you
In our memories you shall always stay
And in our hearts we shall always pray
Today, is the day that we must part,
But you'll live on, inside our hearts.
Beloved husband of Marie F. (Bany) Taylor. Devoted father of Susan M. Johnston and her husband Brian of Hanson, Karen A. Leahy of Braintree, Mark J. Taylor and his wife Adrienne of Braintree.
Loving grandfather of Katelyn Johnston, Lauren Johnston, both of Hanson, Meghan Leahy, Jonathan Leahy, Owen Taylor and Calum Taylor all of Braintree.
Son of the late Robert and Dora (Mannion) Taylor. Brother of Doretta Martin of Scituate, Colleen Hammerquist of Hanover, Roberta Banks, Maureen Gialombardo both of CT, Michael Taylor of Jamaica Plain, the late Martha Henry and the late Thomas Taylor.
Also survived by many nieces and nephews.
My Daughter Katelyn wrote this poem about my Dad for his funeral.
Today, is a day of great sorrow
And it makes it hard to consider tomorrow
Although you're gone, gone far away
In our hearts, you shall always stay
Your soul has taken flight
And it's to our memories we hold tight
The lesson you've taught
And the joy you've brought
Will stay with us throughout the years
And through today, as we dry our tears
So now go forth to your peaceful place
And continue on in eternal grace
Let the light of love shine through
As days go by and we're reminded of you
In our memories you shall always stay
And in our hearts we shall always pray
Today, is the day that we must part,
But you'll live on, inside our hearts.
Age 70, of Braintree, formerly of South Boston, June 7, 2008, while vacationing with his family on the island of Bermuda after a courageous battle with cancer.
Beloved husband of Marie F. (Bany) Taylor. Devoted father of Susan M. Johnston and her husband Brian of Hanson, Karen A. Leahy of Braintree, Mark J. Taylor and his wife Adrienne of Braintree.
Loving grandfather of Katelyn Johnston, Lauren Johnston, both of Hanson, Meghan Leahy, Jonathan Leahy, Owen Taylor and Calum Taylor all of Braintree.
Son of the late Robert and Dora (Mannion) Taylor. Brother of Doretta Martin of Scituate, Colleen Hammerquist of Hanover, Roberta Banks, Maureen Gialombardo both of CT, Michael Taylor of Jamaica Plain, the late Martha Henry and the late Thomas Taylor.
Also survived by many nieces and nephews.
My Daughter Katelyn wrote this poem about my Dad for his funeral.
Today, is a day of great sorrow
And it makes it hard to consider tomorrow
Although you're gone, gone far away
In our hearts, you shall always stay
Your soul has taken flight
And it's to our memories we hold tight
The lesson you've taught
And the joy you've brought
Will stay with us throughout the years
And through today, as we dry our tears
So now go forth to your peaceful place
And continue on in eternal grace
Let the light of love shine through
As days go by and we're reminded of you
In our memories you shall always stay
And in our hearts we shall always pray
Today, is the day that we must part,
But you'll live on, inside our hearts.
Beloved husband of Marie F. (Bany) Taylor. Devoted father of Susan M. Johnston and her husband Brian of Hanson, Karen A. Leahy of Braintree, Mark J. Taylor and his wife Adrienne of Braintree.
Loving grandfather of Katelyn Johnston, Lauren Johnston, both of Hanson, Meghan Leahy, Jonathan Leahy, Owen Taylor and Calum Taylor all of Braintree.
Son of the late Robert and Dora (Mannion) Taylor. Brother of Doretta Martin of Scituate, Colleen Hammerquist of Hanover, Roberta Banks, Maureen Gialombardo both of CT, Michael Taylor of Jamaica Plain, the late Martha Henry and the late Thomas Taylor.
Also survived by many nieces and nephews.
My Daughter Katelyn wrote this poem about my Dad for his funeral.
Today, is a day of great sorrow
And it makes it hard to consider tomorrow
Although you're gone, gone far away
In our hearts, you shall always stay
Your soul has taken flight
And it's to our memories we hold tight
The lesson you've taught
And the joy you've brought
Will stay with us throughout the years
And through today, as we dry our tears
So now go forth to your peaceful place
And continue on in eternal grace
Let the light of love shine through
As days go by and we're reminded of you
In our memories you shall always stay
And in our hearts we shall always pray
Today, is the day that we must part,
But you'll live on, inside our hearts.
