Richard "Gup" Taylor

Dear El, We just found out today of Gup's passing and are so sorry. We miss you on the camp road & seeing Gup in a new fixa' nearly every week. Hope this finds you doing well under the circumstances. Our best to you, Nancy&Mike Atkins, Vero Beach,FL

Mom, Jan, Bill, my sisters, and all others that touched Gup's life,

I wanted to share with you how valuable Gup was in my life. His warmth, compassion, and love of life and those around him was as obvious and natural as a trout in Dead Stream. Gup will forever remain in my heart and I am blessed that I had the opportunity to live my life in his presence. I know his memory lives on in each one of us as we all shared special moments that touch us in so many ways. He was an amazing...

I am so sorry to hear of Gup's passing. We worked together at Weyerhaeuser for years and always had fun and success. With Gup there was a surprise around every corner and that what made him such a gem.

I remember Gup Taylor had a column in the now defunct "Somerset Gazette" when it first came out. I knew his son, Steve, whose wife, Lumina, worked at Embden Elementary School while I was a student there.
A former Embden, Maine, resident,

Dear Ellen and the Taylor family, Plese accept our deepest sympathy for the loss of your dear husband, Guppy. He was a wonderful man and will be missed by many. Our prayers are with you during this very sad time.

Ellen & family;
Our deepest sympathy goes out to you. We're in Cape Coral now, will see you in Maine this Spring.
Art & Sandy Pellerin