Jonathan L. Taylor

Kathy and family,
Once again, I am so sorry to hear the news of Jon's passing. My thoughts and prayers are with you all in this difficult time, and I hope you all can make it through by remembering the good times that he brought to you and everyone who knew him. I have many great memories of cruising around with Jon in his Mach I and his old T-Bird, listening to Pink Floyd, The Who, Yes, and others, and the endless cracking of jokes. He was a great guy, one of a kind. He will live forever...

I'm sorry for the loss. I had not seen Jon in 28 years but, for some reason he was in my thoughts several times early last week, before reading the sad news. Jon's good nature, ability to make others laugh and laugh at himself when necessary left an impression that lasted through the years.

My deepest sympathies to the Taylor family for the loss of Jon at such an early age. I served with him at Cheyenne Mountain AFB until 2007. He was a fellow NCO and friend.

Kathy and family I am so so sorry for your loss. I will be keeping you in my prayers and thoughts.

Jon was my younger brother. Growing up I was one of his favorite people to receive his many pranks. Always being gullible Jon always got me! Like the time he put a mouse trap in my stocking at Christmas and sai Debbie Mom put an early Christmas gift in your stocking, you should go peak. I fell for it. Or the many times he would rig my bedroom door with a cup of water so when I opened the door my head would be all wet. One of his best pranks was when he filled my hair dryer with baby powder....

Kathy and family,
I am so very sorry for your loss. You are all in my thoughts at this difficult time.

Aunt Kathy, “Little” Jon, Whitney, Kyle, Madison, and Ethan,
I know that we have not seen so much of each other during our lives as God lead everyone on their own path. I am so sorry for your loss and know this is very hard on all of you. The feelings of sadness, pain and grief is so heavy for everyone at this time but as long as we are all here for each other, we will get through it. He was everyone’s favorite Uncle; he had “Peter Pan syndrome” his entire live. He just never grew up...

If we could bring you back again,
For one more hour or day,
We’d express all our unspoken love;
We’d have countless things to say.
If we could bring you back again,
We’d say we treasured you,
And that your presence in our lives
Meant more than we ever knew.
If we could bring you back again,
To tell you what we should,
You’d know how much we miss you now,
And if we could, we would.

Kathy and family, I'm so sorry for your tremendous loss. All of you are in my prayers, and will be in my thoughts today and always.