JOHN TAYLOR Jr.

I met "Bud" in 1978 at a Fiddle Event at the Oxon Hill Maryland Childrens Farm . That began a lifetime friendship of playing music together with friends . Many Memories playing Tunes on Bud's porch over looking his wildlife preserve . Foxes , Deer ,
numerous Birds and one time a flock of birds sang and dance in the close trees while we were playing tunes , what a joy !
Bud the Best of Friends will be missed forever , but , my memories will live on and on . . . "the fiddler" Frank Vispo

Bud was a friend and fellow birder who gave me a lot of pleasure and joy through his friendship, art, and sense of humor

Bud was a beloved and treasured member of the Maryland Ornithological Society and its chapter, the Anne Arundel Bird Club. On behalf of both organizations, I offer heartfelt condolences to Bud's loved ones. He gave us so much with his work, art and expertise, and while we will miss him deeply, we are grateful for his life.

Barbara K. Johnson
President, Maryland Ornithological Society

Liza and Bags Howard
Buddy was just about the only person we knew back in '78 when we came down this way. We played a lot of tunes over the years.

Anne and Stacey-My sincere condolences for the lose of your uncle, Bud Taylor. I consider it an honor to speak at his memorial service on 11/14/17-thank you for asking. I remain, Bud's friend, Lloyd

To the family of John Taylor Jr. I would like to express my condolence to you may the God of comfort bring comfort to you with his right arm extended to you Isa.41:10