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Robert A. Taylor, Jr.

September 21, 2023

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Robert Arthur Taylor Jr., age 71, passed away September 21, 2023. He was born on December 30, 1951 in King City, California. He served in the Navy as a petty officer that was assigned to the airframes branch of the aircraft division. He was deployed aboard USS Coral Sea and stationed in Lemoore, California. He was very proud of his service. He loved fishing, riding motorcycles and enjoyed the outdoors. He was a proud man and a father of 4 children. He is survived by his wife Shariyah Levvi and children Robert Aurther Taylor III (Elizabeth), Kira Anne Taylor-Pounds (Jerry), Carrie Lynn Taylor, and Tahnee A. Hatton. Along with 15 grandchildren and 9 great grandchildren and three sisters Linda Avila, Beverly Merrifield and Peggy Taylor-Wilson. He is preceded in death by his parents Robert Arthur Taylor Sr. and Mary Kathleen Franks.
He will definitely be missed by family and friends. Will always be remembered by many.

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Please keep me and my siblings in your prayers. Kira Pounds (Jerry)- Arkansas Tahnee Hatton -Oregon Robert Taylor III (Liz)- West Virginia Carrie Taylor- Washington He is preceded in death of his mother Mary Kathleen Frank and father Robert Arthur Taylor SR. My dad served actively in the Navy. Loved to ride motorcycles, fish, and go to the casinos. He carried the love and passion of the military. He was a big teddy bear and had a good heart. He loved being around people and travel. He would always call me his baby girl. He always had to work on something and loved the outdoors. He was a proud man. I will miss him deeply. He was a very smart man. I love my dad and this is very hard and I don’t think I can ever get over losing my dad.

Posted by Kira Pounds on September 25, 2023

Very sad of my dad’s passing. My dad was my rock, my best friend and will always be his “baby girl”. He has a heart of gold and always thought of everyone besides himself. He served his country proudly. I will definitely miss his voice, text messages and always his number one. Daddy, you will always be with me and always in my heart. I will forever carry your navy ring and your military dog tags with me in remembrance of you. I love you dad! I’m shattered that you’re gone, but I know you’re no longer in pain. I know you will always be watching over me. Love, your baby girl.

Posted by Kira Pounds on September 24, 2023