MARK S. TAYLOR

I want Mark's family to know that I still think of Mark and pray for them. I still find it hard to wrap my mind around his passing. I will never forget Mark. He was not the kind of person you can just brush off, because of his kindness and concern for the people he interfaced with at work. I think that the number of co-workers that were at the funeral home speaks volumes about how well he was liked and respected.

Still praying for you. May God bless you.

Joe...

Mark Taylor, having brilliant mind and generous soul, understanding
concepts, with problem solving skills lead with work ethic and regard for his colleagues. I will see you at the gates of God's Kingdom.

I worked with Mark for nearly 20 years and I want you to know that he was not just a coworker, he was a friend. In my 46 plus working years I have had the pleasure of knowing many good knowledgeable people and Mark was the best. He never failed to drop what he was doing to help me when I was in a jam and didn't know what to do. He always had the solution and not just told me what to do, he helped me through the problem til it was solved. We had many great conversations together and a lot...

Rita and Family,
We are all so sorry for the loss of your son. Please know that our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family during this very difficult time. James, Jim, and Joan McCann.

I can't express how much Mark meant to me over the years while working directly with him.

He was very eager to assist others or lend a helpng hand.

Mark always brought so much light into the lives of those around him.

My condolences to you and your wonderful family.

Rosemarie,
I am so sorry to hear of your husband's passing. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your whole family. I wish you strength during this difficult time.

I worked daily with Mark at Philips, he was a good friend. I never had a bad day with him.
It was always a pleasure and something I looked forward to. He will never be forgotten and will always be missed.

May God give you comfort and peace.

Mike Kanzeg