Glenn, was my best friend as a kid. We spent nearly every hour together and did pretty much everything together as well. I lost touch with Glenn after going into the Air Force in 73. We talked once about 10 years ago and reminisced.   They say as kids you do stupid things, we definitely had our share together. One thing is for certain, a person could have not asked for a better friend.  

Glenn my friend, be with God and rest easy.

I've known Glenn since the 4th grade he was my oldest friend.  We had many fun times together including traveling to New York City in the 70's which was off the charts fun. We traveled to Vegas with the "boys" many times which I"m sworn to secrecy not to talk about...LOL!!  He usually was a grouch in the morning but when he passed a little gas he became jolly! Many euchre, poker games, 
Red Wings, Tigers games, trips to Greektown (Golden Fleece) , Lafayette Coney Island, which highlighted many classic "Glenn" moments. We went to many concerts and music venues to enjoy a variety of music.  Last year when the family was struggling to get Donna help we talked many, many, times and seemed to get even closer. While Glenn's body was failing him his mind was sharp as as ever. We talked memories and he was quick to set me straight if I had something inaccurate. We were on the same page with politics so that was always a fun discussion. I don't have Glenn to reminisce anymore.... I will truly miss him.. RIP my friend.    

Although Glenn was a cousin of mine, I'm not sure that we ever met.  This makes me especially sad since I did not really know my cousin. The Lord be with you at this time. He is safe in the arms of Jesus. My deepest condolences.  

Larry Taylor
Son of R. Duane Taylor

As cousins we shared many Christmas holidays in Hamtramck. I always loved the toys my male cousins received because they were more fun!  We also had many summer experiences in Lexington.  From time on the beach to some of the crazy labor day parties, we created memories.  I find myself wishing I had the opportunity to catch up  with him.  His sister, Donna, did share his more recent interests and activities.  I am missing them both.

I will treasure the long talks Cousin Glenn and I often had at the Kowalski Christmas gatherings. I recall being impressed with Glenn’s knowledge of jazz music. He was a kind soul who will be sorely missed.  In sympathy and peace during these most difficult times. 

Memorial Mass

Agnes (nee: Kowalski) and the late Glenn Taylor

Laura Doherty

Greg (Beverly) Taylor

Brandon, Kyle and Ava Taylor

Glenn is survived by many aunts, uncles and cousins. He will also be missed by his cat, Bobby. He was predeceased by his sisters, Nancy Taylor and Donna Taylor.

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Glenn Guy Taylor

May 24, 1956 – December 25, 2020

Kaul Funeral Home

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