Reply to "Jeff Taylor Memorial"

hokieone5,000+ posts

I posted elsewhere about JT, but it is truly amazing how many folks he stayed in touch with on a daily basis; our sons play in different conferences, but I received 8-10 text messages from him during OUR tournament a couple weeks ago. We e-mailed daily, as he apparently did with countless others. He was working to complete his PHD, teaching at Liberty University, keeping up with his own son, living and breathing every at bat, and kept up with tons of other sons of hsbaseball web parents, and was deeply devoted to his wonderful Mary Clare-When did the guy ever sleep?

He led a full life, was a man of deep faith, and will be greatly missed. Sometimes unfortunately, things just hurt.

4/29/0912:23 PM

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