RON TAYLOR

Condolences & Memories (7 entries)

• I miss you so much every day and it's still hard to think that you aren't around. I just wish I could see you and tell you I love you. I just miss you - Posted by: Breann Taylor (granddaughter) on: Apr 01, 2014

• Uncle Ronnie: Just a note to say "We love you and are missing you already". Our condolances go out to those who Loved you. I wish I could take away the pain and sorrow from your family and friends; We know that's not possible. We wish we could have lessened your pain and suffering. Just know that you were and are loved by many. I wish your family well and think of all of them frequently, we had a lot of Great times with all of us at the hockey arena with Diana; Chris & Glenniece and Uncle Donny. I remember the times with Amanda & Wade at your side (I'm so sorry I didn't have a chance to meet your Grand Children because I know in my heart how much you love and cherish them.) As Chris says "We love you and miss your comments (especially when you & I would get into conversations about "women") Take a HUG from us with you and we will hold you in our hearts forever. So long Uncle Ronnie; RIP Love Always, Debbie & Ken Fulford - Posted by: Debbie & Ken Fulford (good friends with Uncle Ronnie) on: Jul 12, 2012

• A great man big a huge heart. You have been a big fan of basketball and an even bigger fan of helping kids work for their dreams in the sport with all your support. Ron, you will be missed and I have been thinking of you often. I will miss you...my Mall of America walking buddy. R.I.P. - Posted by: Dan Becker (Friend) on: Jul 10, 2012

• On behalf of the basketball community, I would like to thank you Ron for all your support and time you gave to your grandson's passion for the game and for always being willing to help others in need! You will be missed. - Posted by: Adam Wedlake (Friend) on: Jul 10, 2012

• Taylor... I can't even begin to thank you enough for what you've taught me in life. You were more than just my boss, you were a mentor as well as a true friend. You helped me get through some rough periods in my life and kicked my ass when it needed to be kicked (which happened often) We also had so many good laughs and more than a few cocktails together. To say we butted heads a lot is probably an understatement, we just knew how to push each others buttons but after we each said our piece we moved on... it was never personal, it's just the way it was!!! You taught me the majority of everything I know about steel. I'll miss your infamous Taylor quotes, your ability to referance anything to Newfies and when you forgot someones name they were simply known as Guy or Bud, a trait I still use to this day. I'll never forget the time my wife & I drove down to Minneapolis with you for the weekend to catch the Leafs vs Wild game... Good Times!!! It was an honor working with you and having you as a friend. Thanks Bud!! You'll be missed Old Man!!! -Harpz - Posted by: Ryan Harper (Co-worker/Friend) on: Jul 10, 2012

• I didn't have the previlage to know you but, I know your sister Diana and brother Donny for some 25 years. I heard alot of family stories over the years. You were always spoke of with love in their hearts. You will be missed deeply but never forgotten. To your family and childern, I hope they will find peace in knowing that you are always watching over them and in their heart forever, and just a thought away. R I P....Thinking of all the family at this time...Joanne Jacobs, friend of Diana... - Posted by: Joanne Jacobs (Friend of the family) on: Jul 10, 2012

• A gentle giant. A bear with a heart made of pure gold. His simple words, could change your life. Forever in our hearts and in our memories. One last hug. Love you Uncle Ronny. - Posted by: CJS () on: Jul 10, 2012