Stuart Alden Taylor

Dear Ernestine,
Sending condolences to you and the Taylor family.

Ms. Ernestine ,
Condolences to you and your family . Mr. Taylor was a wonderful man and you two were always a very admirable couple. I enjoyed working with both of you at YMCA for those few years we had. You're always in my prayers.

In loving memory of my friend/brother Stuart Taylor! I will always remember the great times we had together ! Especially our adventures on Martha's Vineyard! Rest in peace! Can't wait to see you on that great "gittin up morning"! Love you "Stein"!

My knowing Stuart was a gift. He was gracious and kind. Ernestine, you have been a loving and caring wife and I offer my sincere condolences to you. it was such an honor for us to host Stuart for dinner several years ago in our home. Please know of our thoughts for you and the entire family at this time.
Margaret Arbuckle

My first shared experience with Stuart was at a Democratic Meeting. He was always available to be of service and give advice.
Earnestine, so sorry to hear of Stuart's passing, when I saw you all back in the spring at (Saint Matthews) as always Stuart was so very warm and friendly. He shall be missed.
Yours in Sorrow,

B. J. Gerald-Covington
Greensboro, NC

My memory of Stuart goes way back to when he and his family, Kenneth, William, Joyce and Joan (all deceased) lived on the upper east side of Lippitt St. in Providence, Rhode Island. His brother William was married to my Aunt Ethel, and I can recall how proud the family was of Stuart. From as far back as I can remember Stuart always teased me! I had tons of laughs with him. A couple of years ago I tried to reach him via one of his children, to no avail. The last time I saw Stuart was at the University of Rhode Island in 1979! How proud I was to know that he saw that I was a student there and after hugs and lots of good wishes...we never saw one another again.

I could not end this memory without saying that his mother was a gem! She was a ghost writer for several romance magazine's back in the day. As a child I would be sitting there watching her type on what was then a huge typewriter. Stuart had a lot to be proud of as a Taylor as they did of his academic achievements.

Stuart was another fallen limb from that mighty oak tree on the East Side of Providence, RI! May he rest in peace.

To Stuart's survivor's, I send my sympathy.

Ernestine, we were so sorry to hear about Stuart at the Evergreens Lifestyle Center. He was such a joy to have in classes. You and your family will be in our thoughts! With love, Julie Silverman

Ernestine, what an accomplished and remarkable man your husband was. My condolences and prayers are with you as you grieve for him.
Peggy Ward

Ernestine, I'm keeping you in prayer and send my condolences to you and your family.

Dear Ernie, so very sorry for your loss. My deepest condolences.
Melodie Howard