JAMES TAYLOR

I just recently found out about Jim's timely death. It saddened me to find this out well after his passing. Jim and I have been close friends since we were both juniors in high school at Vanden High School at Travis AFB in Northern California. He was always the consummate conservative, and he even played a lawyer in a skit in school! Jim Taylor was a good man, a good friend, and I'll miss him terribly. Good luck, Jimbo. I'll see you in heaven.

Go with God, Jim, and may you rest in peace. Dzaijyan.

I was very sad to hear the news of Jim's passing. He did an amazing job for the airport when he was assigned to us. Jim and Lee T. were always available when I needed a legal issue or something that needed to be signed in the absence of my boss and/or the director. He would even call while on vacation to see if the airport got everything taken care. He truly enjoyed his job during his tenure with the airport.It is my sincerest condolences being sent to his family. He will never be forgotten.

I loved working with Jim. He had a great sense of humor - it was always fun to talk to him! We called on him regularly for help in our negotiations with developers - and things always went well when he was in the room. May you rest in peace, Jim.

Dear Jim: Thank you for reconnecting with me over the past year. It was truly a pleasure catching up on your life since our early days together at Harding and Dawson and the DA's Office. You were always a man of great charisma and charm. We shared some good times indeed - and my life was enriched by your friendship. My condolances to your loved ones, dear friends and family. May you always have a steady supply of "wingmen" by your side.