Robert Taylor - Online Memorial Website

      I was so proud of Taylor when he graduated US Park Police Motor School in Washington DC. Taylor went of to make hundreds of motorcycle rides and escorts. Taylor always represented this agency with honor. A noteable memory about Taylor would be no matter where we were at around the State on an escort when we stopped for lunch Taylor "hated" rice. Taylor would say "Duck they serve rice lets go somewhere else". Needless to say sushi was out of the question for Taylor. Taylor as a fellow Motor Officer I will always carry a special place in heart heart for you. Motor 289 RIP.
                                                              Motor 216 "Duck"

I  hold many fond memories of eating crabs with Robert many years ago at Captain Billy's.  He loved eating crabs and always had a smile on his face. God bless the family in this time of sorry. 

Thanks to Robert teaching me sign language, he made school fun and tests easy. I will miss you dear friend. xxoo

Tiffany, Madison, and Austin,

I just wanted to share some of the memories and fun times I had with your hubby and dad. I met Robert when we was a correctional officer at CCDC. I was an EMT there and OMG did we have some fun and laughs. Whenever his shift worked 3-11, we were always going out after work. Mostly just to kick back and relax. He was always laughing, joking and smiling. And as I'm sure you know, was never at a loss for words to make you laugh. Then there was a few times at the CCDC picnic we had the job of guarding the beer truck. Well you can only imagine the laughs and times he had there.. From staying cool with cold beverages, eating KFC chicken, singing loudly after those cold beverages, and tipping the port a potty over with one of the guys in it. I have to tell you. I have never laughed so hard being around Robert and his smile and laugh was contagious. I watch him advance in his career and life. Tiff, I remember when you two started dating, and I have to tell you, he was head over heels all about you. I am so sorry for the loss of Robert. Please remember the smiles, laugh and good times. Let him live on through those memories.

you will always be in our thoughts and prayers.

Barry Hoke