Bill - Dr William Reginald Taylor (29 May 1928 - 20 Dec 2019)

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Location
St James' Church Main Street Barton Under Needwood DE13 8HU
Date
13th Jan 2020
Time
2pm
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In loving memory of Dr William Reginald Taylor 'Bill' who passed away peacefully at Far Fillimore Care Home, Hanbury on 20th December 2019, aged 91 years.

Husband of Mary and father of William, Andrew and Ian.

There will be a Thanks Giving service on Monday 13th January at St. James' Church, Barton under Needwood at 1400, following the private crematorium service.

Julie Perry wrote

I have grown up knowing that I quite simply owe my life to Dr Taylor, I hope you don’t mind me sharing my story.
In 1973 when i was just 2 years old I contracted whooping cough, dad had walked into the village at 3am to use the pay phone to call the doctor (we didn’t have our own phone), Dr Taylor visited me but at 6am my condition had deteriorated and so dad called again. Dr Taylor came to the house, bundled my mum and I into his car, broke all speed limits and ran every red light as he rushed me to Burton Hospital, he knew we didn’t have time to wait for an ambulance. On arrival he assisted with my emergency tracheotomy and here I am 45 years on courtesy of this wonderful man. i have always known how lucky I was to be in his care and one of the proudest moments of my life was when I won a local music competition and was awarded the Dr Taylor trophy, it meant so much to me. I went on to study music, and would often reflect on my good fortune. Without the medical expertise of this incredible man none of it would’ve been possible. Thank you, thank you, thank you Dr Taylor you will always be alive in my memory xxx

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  • An absolute Saint he did the same for me when my appendix burst at 10 years old, even though my Dad had a car he took me himself in the middle of the night. Very fond memories of the whole family as his son William (Bill) was my best friend at the time.

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georgina rowlands wrote

When l was 13yrs old my mum died (1958)then in 1959 l woke up in the morning to go to school & l couldnt walk l was paralysed it was The lovely Dr Taylor that came out to see me in the afternoon after another Dr had been out earlier & done nothing he was disgusted l hadnt been taken to hospital straight away by now my stomach was swelling as l couldnt go to the toilet,he called the ambulance followed it to the old hospital in burton to make sure l was ok,l was in hospital for 2mths over xmas & had to learn to walk again,l was on my own with my dad as my sisters were married,l will never ever forget the lovely Dr Taylor,.l was living at Croxall then l now live in Alrewas.God Bless him.(By the way it was a lovely service.

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Julian Bower donated in memory of Bill

With Love from Cousin Beryl and family

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David and Wendy Sherratt donated in memory of Bill

We have many fond memories of working with Bill which we will treasure

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Jennifer Marshall donated in memory of Bill

In memory of Dr Taylor who was a wonderful, kind,compassionate man and doctor.

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