Cary Taylor

I am so sorry of the news of Buck´s passing. I just saw it. I wish I had known sooner. I love you all and I will be praying for you.

I got to know Buck when we both had summer jobs at the City of Clinton in 1973. We dug ditches together, ate lunch at Bea's, talked music. I was happy to be able to connect with him on occasion over the years, even though I rarely get back to Clinton. He was a kind, considerate man, loyal to his friends and to his family, and he will be greatly missed. I send my condolences and love to his family.

Sending love , thoughts and big big prayers to the whole family . Clinton has truly lost an unforgettable one of a kind - and one of the biggest warmest smiles that ever walked the streets of our hometown. Please know I have no words as sadness grips this community.

Cary grew up beside me, three years behind Stewart and me. He was like a little brother to me, always hanging around. For someone not athletically talented, he absolutely loved athletics.