Ross Taylor

I have very few memories of my early childhood. One of the most vivid was lying on the floor of Paramount Studios watching my Grandfather work. He was doing Foley for an animated movie called Fire and Ice. In the movie a character falls through the jungle and my Grandpa broke weeds and sticks to make the sounds. It was truly incredible even at that young age. I was so proud and happy to invite my friend to the studio and run around and have lunch like a movie star it was wonderful. ...

Hi Dad,
You gave us a great childhood of fun from Sunday drives to camping trips. You passed along your hardwork ethic to us all. You could make, carve, paint or build anything. You could tell a joke better than Carson. When I visited you at the sound stages, I could always tell you were so well liked and respected by your cronies. You were a very generous man.
I love you, Dad

DAD,
FUNNY HOW PETTY DIFFERENCES BETWEEN US SEEM SO UNIMPORTANT NOW.I WILL MISS YOU DAD AND EVERYTIME I PAINT A PICTURE I WILL THINK OF YOU.
LOVE,YOUR SON STEVE.

You were a great Dad!! Your sense of humor, creativity and love of the outdoors inspired us...your three children. I will always love you Dad!!!!
Your daughter Merri