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Dr. Julius W. "Doc" Taylor

Julius Taylor Obituary

In Lincoln, Aug. 31. Beloved husband of Lois A. Taylor. Father of Scott D. Taylor and his wife Laura Hodges of Weston, Sandra L. (Taylor) Vose and her husband Arthur of East Falmouth. Grandfather of Zachary and Nicholas Taylor of Weston and Peter Irwin of East Falmouth. Brother of Strawn Taylor of Louisville, KY. Uncle of Claudia and Gregory Taylor both of KY. Memorial Service Wednesday, Sept. 12 at 11 a.m. in St. Peter's Episcopal Church, 320 Boston Post Rd., Weston, with a luncheon reception to follow from 12 noon to 2 p.m. at Weston Golf Club, 275 Meadowbrook Rd., Weston. In lieu of flowers contributions in his memory may be made to Brigham and Women's Hospital, 75 Francis St., Boston, MA 02115. For obituary, directions or online guestbook visit www.deefuneralhome.com Dee Funeral Home of Concord (978) 369-2030 Family Owned Since 1868

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Published by Boston Globe from Sep. 2 to Sep. 5, 2007.

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Scott Taylor

August 27, 2025

So here I am 18n years later and still miss the Doc like he ws here yesterday.

Scott Taylor

August 27, 2024

He would smile at his great Grand daughter

Scott Taylor

August 27, 2024

Scott Taylor

August 28, 2023

Yes, it's been awhile but I feel the same. I miss his smile and assertion that I am leading good life. I miss his stories and his sense of humor.

MC STARK

August 27, 2023

Still remembering.
mcs

Scott Taylor

August 27, 2022

I was with another soul this weekend who´s life was saved by the Doc. I could use some of his advice right about now. It always makes me laugh and cry.

Scott Taylor

August 27, 2020

The man lives on with me every day I take a breath. He was my inspiration and unconditional friend. I miss him as much today as I ever have. He would be proud of his gradsons.

Marie-Claude STARK

April 7, 2014

After such a long time, I am sad to get bad news through this obituary. I remember a witty person, moving permanently his fingers during vacation to keep them agile. Warmest condolences to Lois and Scott.

Friends of doc.

Scott Taylor

April 3, 2013

Perspective has never been something I have had much of. Nor do I care to gain much of.

All I can tell you is on those uncertain nights when you sit alone in the darkness wondering what now, it was a great comfort to know the a thoughtful and ever certain presence and sounding board was only a 1/4 mile away.

Doc didn't always offer answers but I always found comfort and reassurance that it was only darkness and the sun would come up tomorrow. I miss that and do not like that my 1/4 of a mile has become an infinite space.

Judy Bates

February 12, 2013

I just aw this obituary of Bill's passing. I knew when the Christmas cards stopped something was wrong. Bill was a great friend to my dad and was so good to my daughter Liz when she first moved to Boston. My sincere sympathy to Lois, Sandy and Scott..Liz joins me in sending our thoughts and prayers..

sandra taylor-vose

May 30, 2012

I had the greatest love for my most wonderful father and miss him greatly and wish he were here to be sharing my life with me now. His daughter Sandra

Regina Pisa

September 12, 2007

From all of us at Goodwin Procter who have come to know Doc through Scott and Laura, we thank him for being the wonderful, caring and compassionate man that he was and for raising a wonderful son like Scott, whose friendship has blessed all of our lives.

Mark Krentzman

September 3, 2007

I met "Doc" within the first few weeks of Business School. I knew when I met Doc that Scott would be a fabulous friend. Doc was compassionate, warm, loving, sincere and funny! Scott, was from "good breeding"!!

I have loved Doc from the day I met him. He was interested and always asked good questions. He cared about you when you talked with him. He focused and was sincere!

I am so upset for Lois, Sandra and Scott....Doc is and was a "ROCK"!

As a person Doc was always thoughtful and concerned for other people. He has had a great life and family. His family was always at the center of his thoughts.

I will miss Doc and his humor....when I was down he would find a way to make me smile. The world is a lesser place now that Doc is not here.

Love and strength to you Lois, Scott and Sandra...

Your Friend for Life

Mark

Peter Fiedler

September 3, 2007

The Boston University community is saddened to learn of the passing of Dr. Taylor. For 28 years, Bill brought compassion and healing to thousands of Boston University students.

For those of us who knew Bill, he was always a gentleman and a truly kind and caring human being. We will surely miss him.

During this difficult time, the Taylor family is in the thoughts and prayers of Bill's former colleagues at Boston University.

Laura Hodges Taylor

September 2, 2007

Doc was my hero. A man of passion and adventure, a compassionate and caring friend, with endless wisdom but never judgmental. He was open to life, eternally optimistic, and impossibly dashing. From the first, he enchanted my friends, my children, and my family. He leaves a huge hole in our lives, but would tell us to fill it with fun, with good works and with love of friends and family.

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