My heart goes out to you at this time and in the days ahead.

He was my classmate over 60 years ago, quiet, friendly and a gentleman, I am so grateful that he and his wife Nancy joined us for the class reunion at the Grand Canyon a couple years ago.  Our numbers are small, but our caring for each other is an unbreakable bond.  Thank you Nancy for sharing Glenn with us.  He will be missed but never forgotten.         

  Madonna Brewer Witzel, class of 1959, st Joseph high, Farmington, mo

I worked with Dave in the calibration shop and knew him for ten years or so.  He was a good friend and was always willing to help any one with any thing, as he was so knowledgeable in many things.  He probably changed batteries or worked on co-workers watches a million times.  I'll miss him as I know many others will also.

 Sorry to hear of Dave's passing. We worked together in the electric shop for over 20 years. I was his crew chief in the test equipment area and he was always knowledgeable and dedicated to the task at hand. Sorry I didn"t hear of his passing sooner.                                                                                                                                                                    Harold Ohler (Kansas City)

I know that words can't take away the sorrow that the Taylor family is feeling, but hopefully each of them can find peace knowing that your care and love meant so much to Dave. I am reminded of a passage in 2nd Timothy: " I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race and I have kept the faith." Dave certainly fought the good fight and kept his faith and he will live on in the hearts of his family for generations to come.

I only got to meet Dave a few times and he was always a nice person to be around   he will be missed   my prayers are with his family

Sorry to hear of his passing. He was always fun to work with and an all around great guy.

It was my pleasure to have met and worked with Davey T at the overhaul base in Kansas City. He always had a smile and was fun to talk with.

My deepest sympathy to the entire family during this time of sorrow.

I'll always remember Dave as such a calm and gentle man. He didn't talk a lot, so when he did, I feel like I really listened to what he had to say. I also remember he made awesome homemade spaghetti sauce!  Your family was blessed to have such a solid, good man as a father and husband.

I was fortunate enough to have worked with Dave for two years before we both started working for TWA.  We worked for American Photocopy downtown KC.  Dave was responsible for me applying at TWA and we were both hired on the same day.  Dave was an excellent Union Steward; always reasonable and fair, as well as a top-notch mechanic.  I worked with him at TWA and American for 39 years.  My sincerest condolences to his wife and family.  Dave will be missed, but God always has a plan.  Dave German

To the Taylor family. I write these words  of sympathy with a heavy heart to all of you.  We will always remember Dave as a man of strong feelings and principles.  A man who loved his wife and children and always put them first.  Fond memories we will always have.  Rita & Wally Bubien

I am grateful for the life of Mr. Taylor.  Thanks to his service and to the service of others in our armed forces, my family and I have been able to lead our lives in freedom and peace.

What a great man Dave was.  He was always a positive spirit and a testament to loyalty.  I feel for the family and will pray for them one and all.  R.I.P. Dave, the world has lost a wonderful spirit.

OBITUARY

Glenn "Dave" Taylor

17 January, 1940 – 21 November, 2014

McGilley State Line Chapel

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