Taylor A McLean

Looking back over the years, I count myself fortunate to have been a friend of Taylors during our time at Exeter. He was thoughtful, sensitive and a natural leader. I remain sad that we did not stay connected, as we had busy careers, and did not attend many class reunions.
I am pleased to know that he had 3 children to carry on his legacy.

As a Jersey Cityite, I was a good friend of Taylor's; from the Demonstration School through the eighth grade at P.S. 17.
A natural leader and gifted athlete, we played sports together almost daily. I could get two strikes on him, but never the third. He always replied that would never happen, and it never did.
After grade school we lost touch, but I always wondered where life would take him.
After reading his accomplishments, there is no doubt that he lived an accomplished...

much love to a dear friend & mentor

Dear Taylor

You were like my spiritual father, i wish i would have some someone like you during my childhood, you disappeared so suddenly that i couldn't have the chance to tell you this. I wanted to introduce you my little Nyobé but unfortunately our Lord called you before. Even if i'm far away please be sure that you're still in my mind cause you were so special so genuine, I miss you and hope you see us from wherever you are. With all my love. Marie

RIP You were an amazing human now an amazing ancestor I wish you peace & light with your next transistion
NAM MYOHO RENGE KYO
Much Love Cousin,
Namaste,
Jasmin

RIP Mr. McLean. My condolences to my friend Ornan and the entire family.

Taylor and I were "hall mates"at Exeter, and became good friends. I regret that we had lost contact, and was deeply saddened to learn of his death, but as deeply impressed to read about his many accomplishments. Obviously, his was a life well- lived. My sincere sympathy to his family and to the many who mourn his passing.