Clair "Bud" Lee Taylor, 92
DIED: December 24, 2023
PLACE: Farr West, Utah
BORN: March 16, 1931
PLACE: Ogden, Utah
Parents: Lee Clair and Alice Belle (Lee) Taylor (both deceased)
SISTERS (3): Billie LaRae (Marvin E.) Goetsch, LaVina Toni (Junior Dean) Baird and Alice Gaye (Larry Kay) Goetsch (all deceased)
He joined the Army in 1950 as a Sergeant serving as an ammo foreman during the Korean War, where he earned the Korean Service Medal with a Bronze Service Stars, a commendation and a Presidential Unit Citation. On December 10, 2016, he was awarded the South Korea's Ambassador Peace Medal.
MARRIED: Dorothy "Dot" Ethel Worten, the "love of his life"
DATE: December 15, 1951
PLACE: Morgan, Utah
(Later solemnized in the Logan Temple.)
The newlyweds settled in Farr West where they were members of the Farr West Third Ward. Bud and Dot had sixty-two years together before her death on June 26, 2013.
He worked at and retired from Hill Air Force Base. He also enjoyed driving air boats for Pin Tail Duck Club.
Bud enjoyed hunting, fishing and golfing, but his favorite hobby was riding four-wheelers. He also loved helping with cutting and bailing hay.
CHILDREN (#): Clair L. Taylor, Jr., of Willard, Utah; Kevin (Vickie) Taylor, of Farr West; Pamela J. (Dennis) Wilcox, of Farr West; and Steven L. (Susan) Taylor, of Athol, Idaho
GRANDCHILDREN (6): April M. Smith, Jessica L. Mickelsen, Justin H. Taylor, Kevin Kameron Taylor, Mindy L. Weston; and Rory L. Taylor (deceased)
GREAT-GRANDCHILDREN (9): Benjamin "Ford" Weston, Jed M. Taylor, Katelyn K. Taylor, Megan T. (Robert) Tope, Payson R. Taylor, Skylee F. Mickelsen, Zane M. Smith; and Zoey L. Vincent
VIEWING: 9:30 to 10:30 A.M.
PLACE: Lindquist's Ogden Mortuary
ADDRESS: 3408 Washington Boulevard
GRAVESIDE SERVICES: 11 A.M.
LOCATION: Lindquist's Memorial Gardens of the Wasatch Cemetery
ADDRESS: 1718 Combe Road
DATE: Thursday, January 4, 2023
DIED: December 24, 2023
PLACE: Farr West, Utah
BORN: March 16, 1931
PLACE: Ogden, Utah
Parents: Lee Clair and Alice Belle (Lee) Taylor (both deceased)
SISTERS (3): Billie LaRae (Marvin E.) Goetsch, LaVina Toni (Junior Dean) Baird and Alice Gaye (Larry Kay) Goetsch (all deceased)
He joined the Army in 1950 as a Sergeant serving as an ammo foreman during the Korean War, where he earned the Korean Service Medal with a Bronze Service Stars, a commendation and a Presidential Unit Citation. On December 10, 2016, he was awarded the South Korea's Ambassador Peace Medal.
MARRIED: Dorothy "Dot" Ethel Worten, the "love of his life"
DATE: December 15, 1951
PLACE: Morgan, Utah
(Later solemnized in the Logan Temple.)
The newlyweds settled in Farr West where they were members of the Farr West Third Ward. Bud and Dot had sixty-two years together before her death on June 26, 2013.
He worked at and retired from Hill Air Force Base. He also enjoyed driving air boats for Pin Tail Duck Club.
Bud enjoyed hunting, fishing and golfing, but his favorite hobby was riding four-wheelers. He also loved helping with cutting and bailing hay.
CHILDREN (#): Clair L. Taylor, Jr., of Willard, Utah; Kevin (Vickie) Taylor, of Farr West; Pamela J. (Dennis) Wilcox, of Farr West; and Steven L. (Susan) Taylor, of Athol, Idaho
GRANDCHILDREN (6): April M. Smith, Jessica L. Mickelsen, Justin H. Taylor, Kevin Kameron Taylor, Mindy L. Weston; and Rory L. Taylor (deceased)
GREAT-GRANDCHILDREN (9): Benjamin "Ford" Weston, Jed M. Taylor, Katelyn K. Taylor, Megan T. (Robert) Tope, Payson R. Taylor, Skylee F. Mickelsen, Zane M. Smith; and Zoey L. Vincent
VIEWING: 9:30 to 10:30 A.M.
PLACE: Lindquist's Ogden Mortuary
ADDRESS: 3408 Washington Boulevard
GRAVESIDE SERVICES: 11 A.M.
LOCATION: Lindquist's Memorial Gardens of the Wasatch Cemetery
ADDRESS: 1718 Combe Road
DATE: Thursday, January 4, 2023
Clair "Bud" Lee Taylor, 92
DIED: December 24, 2023
PLACE: Farr West, Utah
BORN: March 16, 1931
PLACE: Ogden, Utah
Parents: Lee Clair and Alice Belle (Lee) Taylor (both deceased)
SISTERS (3): Billie LaRae (Marvin E.) Goetsch, LaVina Toni (Junior Dean) Baird and Alice Gaye (Larry Kay) Goetsch (all deceased)
He joined the Army in 1950 as a Sergeant serving as an ammo foreman during the Korean War, where he earned the Korean Service Medal with a Bronze Service Stars, a commendation and a Presidential Unit Citation. On December 10, 2016, he was awarded the South Korea's Ambassador Peace Medal.
MARRIED: Dorothy "Dot" Ethel Worten, the "love of his life"
DATE: December 15, 1951
PLACE: Morgan, Utah
(Later solemnized in the Logan Temple.)
The newlyweds settled in Farr West where they were members of the Farr West Third Ward. Bud and Dot had sixty-two years together before her death on June 26, 2013.
He worked at and retired from Hill Air Force Base. He also enjoyed driving air boats for Pin Tail Duck Club.
Bud enjoyed hunting, fishing and golfing, but his favorite hobby was riding four-wheelers. He also loved helping with cutting and bailing hay.
CHILDREN (#): Clair L. Taylor, Jr., of Willard, Utah; Kevin (Vickie) Taylor, of Farr West; Pamela J. (Dennis) Wilcox, of Farr West; and Steven L. (Susan) Taylor, of Athol, Idaho
GRANDCHILDREN (6): April M. Smith, Jessica L. Mickelsen, Justin H. Taylor, Kevin Kameron Taylor, Mindy L. Weston; and Rory L. Taylor (deceased)
GREAT-GRANDCHILDREN (9): Benjamin "Ford" Weston, Jed M. Taylor, Katelyn K. Taylor, Megan T. (Robert) Tope, Payson R. Taylor, Skylee F. Mickelsen, Zane M. Smith; and Zoey L. Vincent
VIEWING: 9:30 to 10:30 A.M.
PLACE: Lindquist's Ogden Mortuary
ADDRESS: 3408 Washington Boulevard
GRAVESIDE SERVICES: 11 A.M.
LOCATION: Lindquist's Memorial Gardens of the Wasatch Cemetery
ADDRESS: 1718 Combe Road
DATE: Thursday, January 4, 2023
DIED: December 24, 2023
PLACE: Farr West, Utah
BORN: March 16, 1931
PLACE: Ogden, Utah
Parents: Lee Clair and Alice Belle (Lee) Taylor (both deceased)
SISTERS (3): Billie LaRae (Marvin E.) Goetsch, LaVina Toni (Junior Dean) Baird and Alice Gaye (Larry Kay) Goetsch (all deceased)
He joined the Army in 1950 as a Sergeant serving as an ammo foreman during the Korean War, where he earned the Korean Service Medal with a Bronze Service Stars, a commendation and a Presidential Unit Citation. On December 10, 2016, he was awarded the South Korea's Ambassador Peace Medal.
MARRIED: Dorothy "Dot" Ethel Worten, the "love of his life"
DATE: December 15, 1951
PLACE: Morgan, Utah
(Later solemnized in the Logan Temple.)
The newlyweds settled in Farr West where they were members of the Farr West Third Ward. Bud and Dot had sixty-two years together before her death on June 26, 2013.
He worked at and retired from Hill Air Force Base. He also enjoyed driving air boats for Pin Tail Duck Club.
Bud enjoyed hunting, fishing and golfing, but his favorite hobby was riding four-wheelers. He also loved helping with cutting and bailing hay.
CHILDREN (#): Clair L. Taylor, Jr., of Willard, Utah; Kevin (Vickie) Taylor, of Farr West; Pamela J. (Dennis) Wilcox, of Farr West; and Steven L. (Susan) Taylor, of Athol, Idaho
GRANDCHILDREN (6): April M. Smith, Jessica L. Mickelsen, Justin H. Taylor, Kevin Kameron Taylor, Mindy L. Weston; and Rory L. Taylor (deceased)
GREAT-GRANDCHILDREN (9): Benjamin "Ford" Weston, Jed M. Taylor, Katelyn K. Taylor, Megan T. (Robert) Tope, Payson R. Taylor, Skylee F. Mickelsen, Zane M. Smith; and Zoey L. Vincent
VIEWING: 9:30 to 10:30 A.M.
PLACE: Lindquist's Ogden Mortuary
ADDRESS: 3408 Washington Boulevard
GRAVESIDE SERVICES: 11 A.M.
LOCATION: Lindquist's Memorial Gardens of the Wasatch Cemetery
ADDRESS: 1718 Combe Road
DATE: Thursday, January 4, 2023
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