To the family of Henry Lindsey Taylor, My name is George Johnson and am now a resident of Rehoboth Beach, DE. However I grew up in Oxford and my father was the editor of the paper there. I sang in the St. Stephen's Choir with 'Kink' as was his nickname in the 1950's! In fact I have a photo of the choir from that era, which my father made, in which Kink can be seen...with his crewcut...in the fashion of the times! Also other contemporaries of ours, Dick Taylor and others are in the photo. Dixie Taylor, Kink's Mother is there as well. They, as did we, also lived on Front St. in Oxford. I was very sorry to read of his death; I have wondered over the years...what ever happened to him; sorry that I found out too late. Kink was 80 and I am 78, so he was a bit older than me. I extend my deepest sympathy to Martha, his wife, and to his child Sarah and the 2 grandchildren. Sorry to keep using his nickname, but that is the name that I always will remember! Sincerely, George Frederick Johnson....11 Wauwinet Court, Rehoboth Beach, DE 19971
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The Staff of The Safe Place Mini Storage wishes to extend our most sincere condolences to the family of Mr. Henry Taylor. He was a pleasure to have as a long-term customer and a very friendly person. He will be missed. If there is anything we can do to help Mrs. Taylor during this bereavement period, please contact us.
                              Stephanie & Malcolm

Henry was a wonderful friend and a great appraiser! Whenever I needed help he would always come to my rescue! I wish I could have spent more time with him in his later years. I know he will rest in peace!