Paul D. Taylor

As the years pass and I reminisce about my life in the Foreign Service my thoughts linger frequently on the years Paul and I worked at the Consulate General in Sao Paulo. He was an extraordinary officer and a fine husband and father. I trust that the memories of him they cherish ease the pain of his loss.

I served with Paul in Sao Paulo, Brazil. He was a brilliant foreign service officer with a sparkling wit. I extend my deepest sympathy to his wife, Dora's, and his children.

Paul was a dear friend who always thought of others, whose kindness toward all shone through, and who had a wit to make one laugh at himself in a most kind way. His love of his wife and his family was prominent. The Weber family will always remember him.

Our deepest sympathy to you, Dorcas, and your family. Our families were often together in Madrid, a post that our family hold with great affection, and knowing the Taylors was one reason for it. Cynthia and Vince

I was so saddened to hear of Paul's death. There are many fond memories of Paul and Dorcas' time in Newport at Trinity. He was a wonderful man with interests, skills and knowledge covering a wide range of topics. He will be sorely missed. I pray for God's comfort for his family during their grief.

So sorry to hear of the untimely death of your father, Jonathan. He sounded like a truly wonderful man with a very exciting career. My father was a graduate of Princeton, Harvard, and was also in the Navy. It makes me now feel closer to your family .It somehow lets me feel perhaps, a bit of your pain. May the Lord be with you in this sorrowful hour.