Dr. Julius W. "Doc" Taylor

So here I am 18n years later and still miss the Doc like he ws here yesterday.

He would smile at his great Grand daughter

Yes, it's been awhile but I feel the same. I miss his smile and assertion that I am leading good life. I miss his stories and his sense of humor.

Still remembering. mcs

I was with another soul this weekend who´s life was saved by the Doc. I could use some of his advice right about now. It always makes me laugh and cry.

The man lives on with me every day I take a breath. He was my inspiration and unconditional friend. I miss him as much today as I ever have. He would be proud of his gradsons.

After such a long time, I am sad to get bad news through this obituary. I remember a witty person, moving permanently his fingers during vacation to keep them agile. Warmest condolences to Lois and Scott.

Perspective has never been something I have had much of. Nor do I care to gain much of.

All I can tell you is on those uncertain nights when you sit alone in the darkness wondering what now, it was a great comfort to know the a thoughtful and ever certain presence and sounding board was only a 1/4 mile away.

Doc didn't always offer answers but I always found comfort and reassurance that it was only darkness and the sun would come up tomorrow. I miss that and do not like that...