Richard "Dick" Taylor

To Anne and Family
May all the Happy Memories that Dick left in all of us support you in these sad times. Dick was an amazing person. Playing cards, golf or just having fun with us kids made life different and better.
Rex and Beverly Parker
Forrests son and daughter-in-law

To Anne and Rick & Cindy and your families-
I'm sending my condolences and a memory from my childhood. Your dad had such a presence about him that I didn't know in anyone else. He had a powerful soul and he amazed me with his capabilities with just one hand, even dealing cards with ease and astonishing all the young cousins. My mom spoke of him often and we always enjoyed our family visits at the yellow house at Rose Hill. My thoughts are with you.
Cousin Debbie 'Gamauf' Hensley

I will miss our daily phone calls. We talked Monday through Friday about the weather and our aches and pains. We would always end our calls by saying - "see you tomorrow". When I was little, Dick took me under his wing and treated me like his little brother. We did many things together. Jane Ellen and I enjoyed visiting with Anne and Dick many times in Florida. We will miss him a lot, but we have wonderful memories.

Rick & Family, My condolences go out to you all. " Pappy " was a joy to work for as was the rest of the crew at Rose Hill. He will sadly be missed by all. Mike Gramley (Akron, OH)

Rick and Terry,

I worked for your Dad (and with the two of you) at Rose Hill about 35 years ago. I always admired his zest for life and enjoyed his sense of humor. He was one of those people you just enjoyed being around. I will keep you and your families in my prayers.

Ann
We have never met but I heard such wonderful stories about you and Dick from my Mom and Dad, Corinne and Joe Blake.
Please know you and your family are in my prayers