Dr. Larry Raymond Taylor

Birth date: May 15, 1935 Death date: Dec 18, 2012

Dr. Larry Raymond Taylor of Fayetteville, formally of Ingram, Texas, died December 18, 2012 at his home, surrounded by his family, after a courageous battle with liver cancer. He was 77 years old. Larry was born May 15, 1935 in C Read Obituary

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Michelle Davis

664w ago

Dear Mrs. TaylorI only knew your husband for a short time, he was my fill in doctor at ozark guidence center, but for the short time i knew him he left the biggest impact on me. He was a great man, so friendly and full of life! I only met with him 4 times but each time he told me stories of your life together and how much he adored you and the family you shared. He shared stories of RV travel and experiences and his plans for the future. I asked him once "whats the key to a successful marriage?"...he paused, laughed and said "shes always right!" He truely was a joy to be around and left his mark on the world! I'm so sorry for your loss. My thoughts and prayers will be with you and your family.

David Welde

667w ago

Nell, I was greatly saddened to hear of Larry's passing. As an accountant that has worked with you for many years, I can say that Larry was a pleasure to work with. In the professional world of relationships, there are a few clients that we truly enjoy being around....Larry was that type of individual. I always looked forward to your visits here in Albuquerque and to the ultimate destination: Charlies. I shared the news with my wife, Judy, and she said: "You have spoken about Dr. Taylor and his wife Nell often over the years...I know you will miss him."That is so true!My thoughts are with you and your family.

Anonymous

668w ago

Nell, Jenni & Family, We were so sorry to hear of your loss. I know what a special presence he was as a Dad and Grandfather in Jenni's family, as well as a 'gem' to Nell. He always had a pleasant greeting and made you feel 'like family' whenever we visited. May you all find peace in fond memories, love and warm wishes, Fletch, Teresa and Chance

Anonymous

668w ago

Nell, Matt, Jenni & Julie, Our thoughts and prayers are with all of you at this time. We have lots of fun memories over the years with Larry and all of you. May he rest in peace. Bill & Leona Williams; Kerrville, TX

Anonymous

668w ago

Nell and family, Dolly and I are very sad to hear of Larry's death. What a great time we had for 50+ years with the Class of 1962. Our love, David A. Flesher M.D.

Anonymous

669w ago

To all the Taylors, My family and I are very saddened about Larry. Not only was he a husband to my schoolmate but also my cousin. We grew up living next door to each other. There are a lot of good memories through the years. I am so grateful that you got to experience 50 plus years of marriage. Larry is leaving such a wonderful legacy for his children and grandchildren. He left some pretty good examples for all of you to remember and live by. My love and prayers go with you. Reta Ketchum

Leota Brown

669w ago

Nell and family: My deepest sympathy in the loss of Larry. My most humble prayers are for you each & everyone. He was such a truly good person. Keep your pictures and memories with you always. I am praying for God to give you the strength needed in the coming days.

Doug Weaver

669w ago

Nell and family:We are saddened to learn of Larrys passing and pray Gods love to liftyou up during this time of greif in theloss of such a great proven person asLarry. I remember the pleasant childhood days in Carnegie as I thinkof both of you.In Christian Love,Doug Weaver

Shirley Guyton

669w ago

I had the great pleasure of working with Dr. Taylor at OGC. He had the best sense of humor. He is truly missed and my deepest thoughts are with his family.

Sally And Malcolm Weckerly

669w ago

Nell, Matt and all the Taylor's, our thoughts are with you, may your memories keep Larry close to your heart forever. Will keep you and your family in our prayers.

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