Fred Taylor Obituary
He is survived by his wife, Jennifer J Taylor, his sons; Fred W Taylor III (Wren, his partner Elizabeth), Jacob A Taylor, Patrick D Taylor (Amber, his Wife), and John H Taylor (Kelsey, his partner). As well as his daughters; Heather N Taylor, and Kaylyb R Taylor and his siblings; Cyndy Lorrick, Gippy Taylor, and Ronald Taylor. Fred has two granddaughters, Hannah L Jackson, and Logan H Taylor with a grandson on the way, Evan M Taylor. Fred was a loving father, husband and grandfather throughout his life and will be missed deeply and remembered always.
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Kelley Goodlett
January 9, 2026
Uncle Fred, I miss you more than words can say. You were such an incredible person-a devoted father, a loving husband, and a truly wonderful uncle. Your kindness, wisdom, and steady presence meant so much to all of us. It brings me a deep sense of peace knowing that you´re reunited with my dad in heaven. I know the two of you are looking down on all of us, probably still offering guidance, debating who´s right or wrong, and doing it the only way you ever knew how-with love, patience, and good intentions.
Your legacy lives on in the lessons you taught, the memories we hold close, and the love you gave so freely. You will always be a part of our hearts and our lives. Rest peacefully, Uncle Fred. Please give my dad a hug for me until we meet again.
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Kelley Goodlett
January 9, 2026
Uncle Fred, I miss you more than words can say. You were such an incredible person-a devoted father, a loving husband, and a truly wonderful uncle. Your kindness, wisdom, and steady presence meant so much to all of us. It brings me a deep sense of peace knowing that you´re reunited with my dad in heaven. I know the two of you are looking down on all of us, probably still offering guidance, debating who´s right or wrong, and doing it the only way you ever knew how-with love, patience, and good intentions.
Your legacy lives on in the lessons you taught, the memories we hold close, and the love you gave so freely. You will always be a part of our hearts and our lives. Rest peacefully, Uncle Fred. Please give my dad a hug for me until we meet again
Hadley
January 7, 2026
My condolences. I wish your family all the best
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