Ian TAGGART

Prince of Wales Class of 1975 held our 50th grad reunion on June 14th. Ian's photo was included on our memorial table and his name shared in remembrances of school days.

Dear Beth, I was just looking up Ian's phone number to call and wish him a happy birthday. Instead, I found his obituary; I am at a loss for words. I am truly sorry for your loss. Ian was a wonderful, kind and caring gentleman. I will miss him dearly.

Dear Beth, Jackie and Michael,
I only just learned, in November, about Ian's unexpected death. I am so so sorry.
love Pippa Cherniavsky (and Rafferty, Monica, Harley, Hamish and Janey)

Beth, just heard the sad news. Sending my thoughts and prayers to you and your family.

To the Taggart family;
So very sorry to hear of Ian's passing. He was a lovely man and will be missed.
Candace, Thomas, Alex & Stuart Kay

Farewell, Uncle Ian. I always enjoyed your youthful spunk and your witty sense of humour. I love you, and I will miss you. Rest in peace...

Beth, so sad to hear of Ian's passing, thinking of you and your children.
Megan, Tim, Conor and Kieran Fanning

Beth,
Our thoughts are with you and your family.
Light and Love!
Jan, George & Shay

Beth
Many heartfelt condolensces to you and your children at this difficult time. You are in my thoughts and prayers.
Audrie VanderWerf

John,
I am very sorry to hear about your brother Ian. There were may happy memories of times spent with you and your family. Ian was fun-loving with a great sense of humour. I know he will be greatly missed. My heart goes out to you and all your family.

I am so sorry to learn of Ian's passing. He was my 'twin' when we were children as we were born within hours of each other on the very same day, November 16, 1957. We attended each other's birthday parties, spent many fun-filled weekends with our families at Sechelt and on Hornby Island, and were good friends when we were little. I am saddened that his life was cut short and send sincere condolences to his family.