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John Taylor Obituary
Mr. Taylor attended Susan Wagner High School.
He had been working as a plumber for more than 20 years, and was a member of Plumbers Local 1 of New York City.
Mr. Taylor enjoyed reading and cooking Sunday dinners with his daughter, Phoebe Lee Taylor. He also enjoyed watching college football and rooted for the New York Jets.
He worshiped at the Chapel of the Society of St. Paul, Meiers Corners.
Surviving, along with his daughter, Phoebe, are his mother, Helen Taylor; his brothers, Martin and Albert; his sister, Christine Bachtel, and his former wife, Aideen Lee Taylor.
The funeral will be Friday from the Casey Funeral Home, Castleton Corners, with a mass at 10 a.m. in St. Rita's R.C. Church, Meiers Corners. Burial will follow in St. Peter's Cemetery, West Brighton.
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Gail Mitchell
September 11, 2014
I will miss you greatly, you were one of my dearest friends. Always made me laugh. One of the sweetest people on this earth.Some of the best memories I have are with you being there. my heart and prayers goes out to your family.
ami harrison
September 11, 2014
My buddy john,always listened to me vent.made me laugh at times and smile.my friend with a big heart.you will be missed.xoxo
susan roberts kiernans
September 10, 2014
Rest In Peace John....I remember the fun we had bowling together at the Victory many many years ago...and then later on at Legends
Deb Diller
September 10, 2014
My thoughts and prayers are with the Taylor Family during this sad time. I will always remember John fondly and have wonderful memories of many times spent with him during the younger years! He leaves behind a wonderful family and I know you will all be a great source of comfort and support to one another. With heartfelt sympathy, Deb (Brier) Diller
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kathy mcnamara
September 10, 2014
may he rest in pease
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