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Richard Blackburn Taylor

Mount Pleasant, Utah

Age 82

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Taylor, Richard BlackburnJanuary 31, 1929 - March 10, 2011Dick Taylor, 82, formerly of Glendale and longtime Las Vegas, NV resident. Preceded in death by his brother, Tom, and parents Harry and Virginia Taylor of Studio Girl Cosmetics.

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Happy anniversary of your birth, Dad. I try to honor you by living your teachings daily.

His family and friends are an enduring legacy. His vision of a Memorial for his IVY Division comrades here in Tiverton, England, where they prepared for the D Day landings, is a permanent one honoured every year on D Day anniversary. Steadfast and Loyal!

Dad, I remember "life is short and uncertain" as one of those tid bits of wisdom you shared with others. As I get older, I get it!!!! Life is funny that way! I still hear your voice, no joke... Ron, Russ, Andrew and Brandon have the same voice!!! With Love, Tami

On this upcoming 80th year anniversary of our beloved 4th Infantry Division fighting across Europe from D-Day to VE Day, I still proudly remember our friendship and shared pride in being 4ID veterans and keeping our legacy alive. I remain - Steadfast & Loyal.

Life is short and uncertain...

Not a day goes by that I don't think of you with deep love and appreciation, Dad. I miss you dearly.

Dad: I am forever grateful for your positive and optimistic attitude! When asked how you were doing, you would frequently proclaim "I feel GREAATT!!" (ala Tony the Tiger in the Frosted Flakes commercials :) In my mind, I can still hear your voice so clearly, proudly proclaiming how you felt about your health, your life, and your circumstances. Thank you, Dad, for your positivity. It is something I remember often, try my best to emulate, and give thanks for that example in my life.

You always said I could do anything. Thank you for that.

Remembering Dick Taylor in England always. I continue to wear my 4ID Pin alongside my Royal British Legion "Thanks Badge" with pride and steadfast loyalty to the memory of a great man. His family and former comrades are his lasting legacy. John Norfolk