

Taylor had a competitive and adventurous spirit. He enjoyed the outdoors, but most of all he loved to be with his friends and relatives. He could change the mood of any gathering with a funny story or observation. Taylor could talk with anyone young, old, friend or stranger and make that person feel comfortable and engaged. He could talk.
His interests spanned a wide range including: snowboarding, mountain biking, golf, fishing, hiking, baseball, hockey, camping, kayaking, pool and cooking. Some of his recipes could be considered quite unique, especially his Slim Jim mac and cheese. He was strong willed and confident in his abilities.
Though our time with Taylor was brief, he made us laugh, at times made us cry but most importantly touched all of our hearts. You will be missed son.
Taylor’s working career included: working as an estimator in the construction industry, industrial sales and food service management.
He is survived by his parents Sandra (Yasukochi) Radel and James Radel of Canterbury, a brother Derek Radel, a maternal grandmother Martha Yasukochi of California, many cousins, aunts, uncles and his extended family of lifelong friends.
Family and friends may visit Church and Allen Funeral Home, 136 Sachem Street, Norwich CT on Sunday, August 9, from 3:00 to 6:00 p.m. In lieu of flowers, honor him by taking the time to celebrate life with friends and family. Dress is summer casual. There will not be a burial service.
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