Fred Taylor "Tee" Smith, Jr.

Sad to hear of your loss- our condolences. We wish your family peace, comfort, courage, and lots of love at this time of sorrow.

Patti, Sharon and I extend our condolences to you and your family. The Sam Houston Class of 1964 has been informed of your loss. Bob Bridges and Gary Donahoo have expressed their sympathy through me. Please remember you have friends who are willing to help you when needed. Rest in peace, Taylor Smith.

Dear Patti,
My heart breaks for you when I think about your loss. Taylor was such kind and friendly soul. May your many memories bring you joy and your faith bring you comfort in know you will meet again. My prayers will be with you for many months to come.

Patti and Family,

I am so very sorry for the loss of your precious Tee. He was always very kind to me. I think of him sometimes as I load my dishwasher because he would brag about how many dishes I could fit into the machine.

I pray that you each find peace in knowing that this is a temporary separation. Our time on earth is so short compared to the eternity in heaven. I encourage you to allow our wonderful Heavenly Father to comfort you during this difficult time. ...

Seeing Tee's picture in the obituary column of the paper made me so sad. Tee is one who never really leaves your heart or mind. His smile could light up any room - or school hallway in my case. It was such a pleasure to have Tee just across the hall from me while we both taught at Sam Houston High School. He could stick his head out his door and say something "smarty pants" to me, and make me smile the rest of the day. Although he was quiet in his nature, he left a huge impression on so...

I pray that the family feels God's loving spirit at this time. Taylor will be missed at St. Michael's church. Special hugs sent to you, Patti.