
Bradley Blaine Taylor
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Bradley Blaine Taylor was born October 14, 1971, in William’s Lake, British Columbia Canada. He arrived in Texas at the age of six, where he spent most of his childhood, teen, and adult life. He attended high school at Boles ISD graduating Valedictorian, class of 1989. He received a Bachelor of Science degree in Forestry and Land Management from Stephen F. Austin University and a Master of Business Administration from The University of Phoenix. Stephen F. Austin University is where he met the love of his life Lisa Q Phan. They moved to the Colony area and were married Sept. 8, 2001. Brad dutifully and faithfully served his country in the United States Navy. Brad was employed by the U.S. Government and worked with the Border Patrol, and in his recent years, with the US Citizenship and Immigration. Brad fought a long and valiant war with cancer and left this earth December 9, 2022, in Dallas, Tx.
Left to cherish his memory are his bride Lisa, daughters Miah and Ayden, parents Milton and Linda Taylor, Joe and Darla Ferguson, brothers Carlie Harris, Ray Taylor and Greg Taylor, Sisters Michelle Gordon, Susan Russell, and many nieces and nephews, and great nieces and great nephews that he dearly loved. Brad was preceded in death by Grandparents Travis T. and Minnie A Taylor, Carlie S and Anne F. Franklin, Edgar P. Gordon, and Kay Dowling.
Brad’s Celebration of Life with be held at 2pm December 30, 2022, at
ARIA Cremation Service and Funeral Home
19310 Preston Rd, Dallas, Tx 75252.
214-306-6700.
Extra parking is available in the Lowes parking lot adjacent to the funeral home.
Memorial contributions are welcomed and appreciated in Brad’s name to the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society. The link for online is https://www.lls.org/ways-to-give, and the link for by mail option is https://www.lls.org/sites/default/files/2021-08/Donate-by-mail-form-8-21.pdf.
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Bradley was a loving son. We will miss him tremendously. We are so proud of the man he became and of all his accomplishments. Just wish we could hold him one more time.
Loving Memories
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A Special Nephew
Of all the gifts of life
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To have you as my Nephew
Was the greatest gift of all.
If only I could have seen you one more time.
You will dearly be missed and in our hearts forever.
Brad was like family to us. We spent quite a long time gaming together. We watched as not only his family grew, but him as a person. He was so proud. Going to deeply miss him.
I went to high school with Brad and lived in the same cottage with him at Boles. He was a great guy! Blessings to his family and may Brad forever live in the hearts of those he loved!
Bradley was a good friend and coworker, he left big shoes to fill. I am thankful for the friendship, he displayed great courage in his fight. He will deeply missed. You have my deepest sympathy and unwavering support. Wishing his family peace, comfort, courage in your time of sorrow. My heart goes out to you all at this most difficult of times.
Brad lived at my cottage at Boles Children’s Home. He was kind and respectful to us and other young people in our home. I was always happy to see him when he could come to the Homecoming. He was so extremely proud of his family and would bring them to Boles Home for the day. I am so proud of the man he became. I was blessed to have had him as part of my life. My heart aches for the family and pray the wonderful memories will bring comfort during this time of grief.
Bradley was a coworker and an outstanding senior officer. His dedication to his work was unmatched. His desire for excellence will not be forgotten. He displayed grace in the middle of the battle for his life. It is still hard to believe that he is no more with us. You will be missed. May God grant your family the strength to bear this loss.
Bradley was my colleague, but more importantly, he was my friend, and I miss him. I will always cherish the talks we had regarding our children and the love he had for his family. I will remember and appreciate how thoughtful and caring he was toward his coworkers. He loved his work, and it showed will; he can never be replaced. May his family find comfort in knowing how much he loved them. Rest, my dear friend.
Bradley was always willing to help and that is my fond memory of him. I pray God’s love, peace and comfort surround the family during this time of loss.
Bradley was my colleague, friend, and an inspirational officer. He was always willing to help. He was a bundle of knowledge and will be missed. I pray for his peace and may God give strength to his family. You will be dearly missed Bradley.
Bradley was a great co-worker, person, and family man. He will be truly, truly missed. May the Grace of GOD and the sweet communion of his Holy Spirit abide with the family and be their strength during these difficult times.
Bradley was such an amazing person, he was always willing to help. He showed me so much courage during his fight. He had a well of knowledge and was always willing to help all his coworkers. I pray for his family and loved ones. Bradley will surely be missed.
Bradley is truly missed. He was a one of a kind coworker and friend, and set the standard for everything he did. I know that the loss we feel in the workplace is without measure to that felt by his family. I am praying for his loved ones.
Brad will truly be missed! My deep-felt condolences go out to his family, especially to his kids. He was very passionate about the work he did on our team. His shoes will be hard to fill. May he rest in peace.
I think about Bradley every day, here at work. He was my mentor, and a colleague who I will cherish and miss. I feel extremely sad for the family he leaves in his wake, and my heart goes out to them. The courage and bravery he put on display during his fight against his illness is something that will always stick with me. His dedication to his work was astounding and inspirational. I will never forget the kind soul of Bradley Taylor.