JOHN "Jack" TAYLOR

To Mary Anne and all your family, I was so saddened to hear of Jack's passing. I worked very closely with Jack and learned so much from him, as well as shared great conversations. I also enjoyed social events with you and Jack, Mary Anne. I remember you spent a weekend at my home on Kent Island, and I still have the osprey picture you gave me. Jack was not one in a million, he was one in 100 million - a truly special person in so many, many ways. No words can adequately convey my sympathy,...

To Mary and Her Family, My deepest sympathy for your loss. Jack was an inspiration to all he came into contact with and he always was there for you. We shared several duty stations together, TMA, BUMED and the USs Kitty Hawk. I learned a great deal from Jack and am grateful for knowing him. He will be missed by all those who knew him. May You take comfort in Your Memories and Life with Jack.

To Jack's family,
I met Jack while at BUMED and worked with him over the years after we both retired. I always loved his RABBIT ties.
I am so very sorry for your loss; he is remembered fondly. Mary Savitsky (CAPT, NC, USN, Ret.)

To the family of Dr. Jack Taylor: my deepest condolences. I worked with Jack after my retirement from the Navy. We were both working for Captain Ben Long and Mr. Mike Snyder at the Resources IT Program Office, Tricare Management Activity. I kept in touch with Jack professionally over the next 15 years of so. He was an excellent resource for Navy Medical Department history, and a real gentleman. I totally enjoyed working with him.

Jack, I will miss your friendship. May God bless you and your family!!! I pray the Good Lord will give you a great home and care for your family until they join you!!!

Jack, You were quite a character. I learned a lot from you and I am sad at your passing. Rest in Peace.