Frank M. Taylor

So sorry to hear that Frank passed . I always looked forward to our brief visits in our neighborhood at the Stop sign . Always fun to visit with . He usually had something funny to say . I could sometimes smell his cigars while he was outside enjoying his books on tape . God bless

Frank and I were cousins - my Dad and his Mom were brother and sister - but we grew up together just like brothers. He was an "only child" and so was I; we were barely 6 months apart in age; throughout our childhood our families lived mere minutes apart in Mountain Brook, Alabama; and our playdates, sleepovers, and family vacations together were too numerous to count. In fact, every summer Frank´s family and mine - plus our mutual grandmother "Mur" - would pile into cars and drive six...

Frank and I were cousins - my Dad and his Mom were brother and sister - but we grew up together just like brothers. He was an "only child" and so was I; we were barely 6 months apart in age; throughout our childhood our families lived mere minutes apart in Mountain Brook, Alabama; and our playdates, sleepovers, and family vacations together were too numerous to count. In fact, every summer Frank´s family and mine - plus our mutual grandmother "Mur" - would pile into cars and drive six...

Find memories of Frank and our USFG days.

Offering my heartfelt condolences in behalf of the Taylor family. Sorry for your loss. May you find peace in God during this difficult time

Frank-my neighbor & friend of many years! I hadn´t seen him for awhile but ALWAYS thought of him when I passed him house! RIP!