Dave Taylor
Feeling “Chosen” by Angel Studios
When my late husband, Dave Taylor, passed away on September 5, 2022, I knew I was also entering a fight for my life. I knew my spiritual life and soul was at stake. See, our souls are the most precious commodity in existence, and I knew I needed to fall into God’s arms more than…
Read MoreJamie Taylor returns from missionary work in Brazil; Dave Taylor’s Book Expected in May
U.S. Army Veteran Sgt. Jamie Taylor, widow of the late Dave Taylor, spent nine days on a riverboat on the Amazon River recently, visiting up to 3 villages a day and providing medical treatment for over 400 people with Central Brazil Mission (CBM). They left on January 31st and returned on February 10th. The missionary…
Read MoreDave Taylor’s ashes transformed into portraits
Dave Taylor, a cherished member of the Hancock Clarion Family, touched the hearts of many with his weekly column, “What I Learned from Dying.” Dave’s column was more than just words on paper; it was a heartfelt exploration of life’s deeper meanings. Every week, he shared his insights into the human experience, often inspired by…
Read MoreDave Taylor Memorial brings in $8,200 for Aiden Fullenwider
The Hancock County community came together at South Hancock Park Saturday to support and raise money for one of our own in the 3 rd Annual Dave Taylor Memorial Softball Tournament. The event raised over $8,200 to help Aiden Fullenwider and his family with expenses as he bravely battles brain cancer. The…
Read MoreDave Taylor Memorial Tournament Benefiting Aiden Fullenwider – September 2nd
The Third Annual Dave Taylor Memorial Softball Tournament will be held at South Hancock Park on Saturday, September 2nd. All are welcome to attend this fun event benefiting Hancock County Middle School student Aiden Fullenwider, in his fight against brain cancer. https://www.hancockclarion.com/2023/05/03/aiden-fullenwider-a-brave-little-boy-with-brain-tumor/ Co-ed Softball Tournament The Co-ed Softball Tournament will begin at 9:00 a.m.…
Read MoreWhat I learned from dying; What of those I leave behind?
By Dave Taylor I got a new side table today. Isn’t that exciting? Well, to me it is. I got a vintage Tulip table designed by Eero Saarinen for Knoll. It’s one you’ve likely seen, just a round white top with a white base shaped like a trumpet bell. It’s a designer piece that brings…
Read MoreWhat I learned from dying; Look how far I’ve come
As I was pulling on my shorts in preparation for a trip to Lowe’s tonight I was struck with the thought that not too long ago such a trip would’ve been a fantasy. To think of riding in a car for 30 minutes, walking from the car to the store and then hoping upon hope…
Read MoreWhat I learned from dying ; What am I living for?
Nothing makes my wife madder than when she thinks I’m not doing everything I can to improve my health and prolong my days in my fight against stage 4 cancer, so when I turned down the offer of a blood transfusion the other day she confronted me with this surprisingly difficult question: what am I…
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