Colonel Kenneth T. Taylor

I worked with KT for two years when we taught at the Naval Academy in the laste 1970's. He was a Marines' Marine and a great American. As the senior among us who taught military justice, he was a splendid example of integrity and leadership. From combat in Vietnam to the Fulton Skyhook, KT wouldn't ask anyone else to do what he would not do himself. It was an honor and a pleasure to serve with him. Semper Fi

WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER HIM. SEMPER FIDELIS, INDEED.

HE WAS A FINE MARINE AND A PRECIOUS HUMAN BEING.

Colonel "KT" Taylor was the epitome of an "Officer and Gentlemen" when we served with him at 2nd Force Recon Co., Camp Geiger, NC. "KT" and his wife Barbara were also regular attendees at our annual 2nd Force Recon Family Get-Togethers on Topsail Island, NC until their health began to deteriorate. No doubt he will be missed by all who knew him.

May God bless and strengthen your family in this time of sorrow.

Semper Fidelis, RIP "Col KT"
Mike Miszko

My friend and my mentor.I will miss him greatly. Semper fi, brother. Vic

Susan, Our deepest sympathy to your whole family, especially to you & your sisters. Hopefully you will remember we were friends while Darryl was stationed at Camp LeJuene, and we were members at the Roosevelt Road Church of Christ. Your dad and mom were such wonderful Christian examples for us. My God's love fill your heart with peace right now.