Birth date: Feb 20, 1966 Death date: Jul 27, 2011
Staff Sergeant Brian C. Taylor passed away on Wednesday, July 27, 2011 at the National Institute of Health in Bethseda, MD, after a long battle with Non Hodgkin Lymphoma. Beloved son of Leland L. Taylor, Sr. and the late Josephin Read Obituary
I am so sorry to hear about SSG Taylor. I was stationed with him over in Germany and unfortunately lost contact with him when we both left from there. He was a wonderful man that made me smile every day. I can still remember the smell of the homeade gumbo he used to make. I will miss him everyday.
We still miss Brian's presence at the Patient Library where he always brightened our days with his good ole boy Cajun charm no matter how bad he was feeling. We are honored to have known him and will never forget him.
So sorry for your loss. You will be in our Prayers and thoughts
I only knew Brian for a short time. He spent the week at the beach with my family two years ago and it was non stop laughs (thanks to Brian) I continued to follow Brians fight with cancer through our family and he was always in our prayers. I recieved the news of Brians passing, oddly enough (on vacation at the beach). Brian was awesome and we will see him again someday! Rest in Peace Jamey & Jill Sias
I am so sorry that I didn't know about Brian being ill. My prayers, love and sympathy go to all my cousins and Uncle Leyland. I am so sorry that I can't attend the wake. Only the Lord knows the reason He needed Brian. We will know one day. Bless you all.
Cheryl
RIP my friend. Many fond memories of hours on the phone... "yes, Brian, I am still eating Grits!"
Brian you will be missed so much! You never changed from high school always having fun! Going tubing will not be the same....you leaving the sandwiches in the truck on purpose! We love you! I promise to make sure Rob and mel are ok!
God bless you and all the family
My sympathy goes out to Brian's family, I knew him as a young man. Judy was in my daughter's class and I will keep you in my prayers. Love to all his family.
It was an honor to take care of Brian and be his nurse. I will always remember his smile, laugh, swagger, and voice. You knew when Brian was around (you heard him). And that's what I loved about him. He always brought with him a positive attitude and could brigthen anyone's day. All this while battling cancer. He taught me a lot as a nurse, but also as a human. His perseverance to fighting his cancer was admirable. My thoughts and prayers are with his friends and family during this difficult time. Please know that I will fondly remember Brian for the rest of my time here on earth. He has left a legacy that will not soon be forgotten. RIP BT!! You will be missed!
