Pettersburg, Virginia
Mr. Robert N. Taylor, a gifted child, arrived in the world on April 3, 1950. He was the first son of the late James William and Mary Louise Taylor. He was proudly given the name Robert Nathanual Taylor. On Jan. 9, 2012. Robert's life abruptly came to a close. He departed this world peacefully...
Read MoreI too remember "The Black" from his days at The Hilltop. I recall a column he wrote called "Did You Know." It was always full of interesting and important information. I was among those who followed in Robert's footsteps as a Hilltop writer and editor.
Roger Glass
January 22, 2012 | Washington, DC
Robert was a truly gifted journalist who had no problem telling the truth even when it was not popular. I was at Howard when he was known as Robert "The Black" Taylor -- the award-winning editor of the Hilltop. The Hilltop has never had a better editor. I hooked up with him a few years ago as the Philadelphia correspondent to his National Black News Journal. Now, I know why I haven't heard from him in the past few months. SMH. May the Creator and the Ancestors bless and accept his soul. Job...
Marilyn Jewett
January 20, 2012 | Philadelphia, PA
He was truly a great editor and a great man! My brother-beloved, Robert "The Black" Taylor. God's peace be upon you and yours!--Larry Delano Coleman, Esq,
Larry Coleman
January 20, 2012 | Kansas City, MO
I thank God for you being a part of my growth and development as I blazed my way through the music industry!!!
My condolences to the Taylor family...Tony Winger, Arlington, VA
January 18, 2012
Rest in peace Robert.
Loretta
January 16, 2012
