May 7, 1926 – September 2, 2022
Bill Taylor has passed away. We are grateful and honoured to have had him in our lives.
Bill had a zest for life that never diminished. He traveled many miles, planted many gardens and wore many hats over his 96 years of a life well lived.
Bill is greatly missed by his partner, Joyce; son, Brien and wife Lorie; daughter, Denise; son, Lee and partner Valerie; and his grandchildren, Scott, Patricia and Colin.
A celebration of life will be held at Bill’s home in Sidney on Sunday, September 25, 2022 at 2:00 pm.
Donations can be made to the Sidney Food Bank.
 Bill Taylor’s Hats
Able seaman
Adult learner
Archeology enthusiast
Artist
Baker
Bird Watcher
Blackberry Jelly maker
Boater
Bridge player
Brother
Builder
Butcher’s helper
Camper
Captain
Charismatic
Cider maker
Collector
Cook
Cross country skier
Cyclist
Designer
Diver
Loving Father
Loving Father in law
Fisherman Furniture Finisher
Gardener
Gentleman
Golf caddie
Grandfather
Hat Collector
Hiker
History buff
Hockey player
Host
Hugger
Hunter
Husband
Logger
Acting Mayor
Music lover
Naval officer
Nephew
Partner
Party organizer
Philanthropist
Planner
Prankster
Reader
Rugby player
Salesman
Scoutmaster Sculptor
Skater
Soda fountain jerk
Son
Sports car driver
Tease
Story teller
Swimmer
Teacher
Tour guide
Tram car turner
Traveler
Tree feller
(E)Tricyclist
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Stephen Hlasny
My sincere condolences to the family.
1 Sunset and evening star,
2 And one clear call for me!
3And may there be no moaning of the bar,
4 When I put out to sea,
5 But such a tide as moving seems asleep,
6 Too full for sound and foam,
7When that which drew from out the boundless deep
8 Turns again home.
9 Twilight and evening bell,
10 And after that the dark!
11And may there be no sadness of farewell,
12 When I embark;
13 For tho’ from out our bourne of Time and Place
14 The flood may bear me far,
15I hope to see my Pilot face to face
16 When I have crossed the bar.
Poem By Tennyson – Crossing the Bar
I am retired Navy Chief, and wish to add Lt.Cdr. Taylor To our Canadian Naval Historical site. My Sincere regards Stephen.
P.S. I will fwd. you with further info if you wish.
Michael Brinton
Even with, thankfully, the long, happy, adventurous life of your father; it’s tough to say goodbye. Peace be with you and all your family.