Ronald Carl Taylor
"FRED" # 4
December 11, 1951 - October 17, 2006 |
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"RONNIE"
Dec 11, 1951 - Oct 17, 2006
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My dearest brother Ronnie,
Or as you prefer # 4.
You have always been the one,
We surely adored.
Your love for life and all you'd give,
Forever in our hearts you will always live.
Your laughter and charm just couldn't be beat,
For everyone around you, even strangers you'd meet.
The best father, husband, brother and son,
And cherished as a friend to everyone.
From the days on your Harley or pushing us off track,
When we'd go to the park and ride go-karts.
The fun and memories we have shared, are just only a part,
And will remain forever in the bottom of my heart.
From the Kentucky Wildcats to the Tampa Bay Bucaneers,
There wasn't a bigger fan screaming out their cheers.
The big smile on your face as you look down on us today,
You brought us all together - you always wanted it this way.
We feel you all around us as we try to hold back the tears,
But your love and compassion for life will help us thru the years.
I love you forever and in my heart you will stay,
Till be can all be together again some wonderful day.
Iva (Taylor) Embry, Sister
Oct 22, 2006 |
Commonwealth of Kentucky
House of Representatives
Memorial Declaration
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Obituary / Biography
"Fred" Taylor, 54 of Clearwater passed away Tuesday, October 17,2006 at Largo Medical Center.
Fred was a native born Baptist of Rockport, KY. Fred joined the Army in 1971 were he served
as First Sergeant First Class and obtained his Jump Master status. He retired a veteran of
the 82nd Airborne and moved to the Tampa Bay area in 1986. Fred was employed with the USPS
here he worked as a Postal Clerk for 18 years out of the Main Tampa International Airport Post Office.
Fred is survied by his wife, Patti of 10 years; son Chris Taylor of Baltimore MD; daughters,
Tiffany Taylor, Palm Harbor and Nicole Bowling, Clearwater FL; mother, Imogene Taylor, Beaver Dam KY;
brothers, Earl "Jr", Baxter TN and Anthony, Owensboro KY; sisters, Susan Hines, Centertown KY, Iva Jean Embry,
Englewood TN, Cheryl Schrewsbury, Beaver Dam KY and Lawanna Nauman, Beaver Dam KY;three grandchildren,
Cori and Kelsey Taylor, Baltimore MD and Michael Lovett, Palm Harbor FL; also, family, nephews and nieces.
Memorial service Sunday, October 22, 2006 at Moss Feaster Serenity Gardens Chapel, Largo, Fl 727-562-2080.
There will be an inurnment service with military honors,11:30 AM, Friday, October 27th, 2006 at Bay Pines
National Cemetery, Bay Pines, FL.
Official Memory Page Here
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Snapshot view of Ronnie's adult life. Enjoy the memories!
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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