Mark E. Taylor

Our thoughts and prayers are with you this holiday season and always.

Mark Taylor was an incredible boss, and I learned so much from him in the years that I had the privledge of working for him. He will be greatly remembered and dearly missed. My thoughts to Patricia and those precious little girls.

From the moment I met Mark, during an interview for a job at DFI, I knew he was a fun guy. For the few months that I worked with him, before he left to work for Graphic Products, he would make us all laugh on a daily basis and was a great boss. I will always remember how his face lit up talking about his girls. They definetly were his life. This world will definetly not be the same with out him and he will be truely missed!

Mark exhibited empathy, humility and grace, attributes that are easily spoken of but rarely consistently practiced.

It was a blessing to have had Mark as a neighbor.  He brought a smile to my face with his sense of humor any time we chatted.  And even during his battle with cancer, he showed up at my door with a hammer to let me know he was going to fix my fence. Thanks, Mark.  You will be missed and remembered with much fondness.

Patricia,
Our hearts go out to you and your family. You are in our prayers. We did not know Mark and your children but did want to express our sympathy
Bernadette and George Lohse

Mark was a nice young man while we knew him. He was always there to help us when we lived on Foster Drive in Idaho Falls. Birdie and John, you will miss him, but his infectious smile in his children will be there to help you along your way.
Sincerely,
Carl & Shirley Woodruff - Urbandale, Iowa

Mark was a good man, consistent in his honesty, fairness and goodwill toward everyone he met.