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Leonard Taylor
44 years old. Residence: Reston, Va.
Passenger of Flight 77
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R.I.P., Leonard. May god bless you.
*** Posted by Sarah on 2010-07-04 ***
Dear Mr. Taylor,
You were such a great person and father. I was friends with your daughter Jessica when we were little girls. My mom Laura was friends with Karyn.... I just hope that you are okay, wherever you are. I'm so sorry for your family's loss.... We all have some really good memories that are still cherished today.
*** Posted by Mari Kiyota on 2010-04-07 ***
Leonard,
I will remember you and your family in my prayers. God bless you.
*** Posted by louise doherty on 2010-02-25 ***
Although I did not know you, I ushered at your memorial service right after 9/11 at Reston Bible Church. My thoughts and prayers are still with your wife and two daughters whose loss is still difficult, I am sure. May the grace of God comfort them and keep bitterness from their hearts—we don't always get answers to our tears, but time helps dry them a little.
*** Posted by a member of Reston Bible Church on 2009-09-14 ***
Lenny
we miss you
*** Posted by Scott V on 2009-09-11 ***
Lenny,
We will never forget!
*** Posted by Anonymous on 2009-09-11 ***
Lenny,
We still think of you often. I can't believe you would have recently turned 52. God bless you!
*** Posted by Anonymous on 2009-08-27 ***
Lenny,
It has been more than seven years now, and we have not forgotten. God bless you.
*** Posted by anonymous on 2009-02-26 ***
Lenny,
It has been seven years now. We are so sorry that your life ended so tragically. We will never forget you. You are our hero. We hope that Karin and the girls are doing well. God bless.
*** Posted by Anonymous on 2008-09-26 ***
Lenny,
We had not seen you or Karen in many years, yet the pain of your passing still burns our hearts to this day. I knew you as a hockey player, yet one who, in spite of your tremendous talent, was one of the most gentle players one would ever meet.
I am certain, had your flight's passengers been aware of your situation, as did flight 93, there would have been one more plane that hit the ground that day, rather than its intended target. I cannot imagine what it was like for you to realize where your plane was headed. By then it was too late to do anything. Many here in the states have forgotten we are at war. In your name, I have not and will not, until bin laden and all those responsible have been brought to justice or met God's judgment. Your picture is on our fridge. You are not forgotten. God rest, and may God bless Karen and the kids.
*** Posted by fergy on 2008-09-11 ***
Mr. Taylor,
I first met Jessica in August 2001. We were in the same third grade class. I had just moved to Virginia. Your daughter was the nicest person, and she was the first to ask me to play. She introduced me to her friends, and before I knew it, we were in Girl Scouts together, and I had made my own friends. That was the only year we were together in school, so we drifted apart as quickly as we had started, but I will never forget how she asked me to play with her and smiled! She is something to be very proud of!
Eleanor
*** Posted by Eleanor on 2007-05-23 ***
God Bless You
*** Posted by Tammy on 2007-04-20 ***
Lenny,
We will never forget you.
You are a true hero!
God Bless you!
*** Posted by Anonymous on 2006-10-27 ***
Dearest Lenny,
Although I think about you, Karen and kids all the time, on 9/11 of every year my heart feels especially heavy. My daughter Kristin ran across an old video of all the old gang at a party - wish we could do it again. I know you are in God's hands now, smiling down on us.
God Bless,
Richard
*** Posted by Richard Armendariz on 2006-09-11 ***
i am so sorry that your life was taken from you so young when you had people that needed and loved you so much. they still do, so stay by their side and guide them in all they do. they will never forget you and will love you until you can all be together again. god bless.
*** Posted by carol bloniasz on 2006-07-23 ***
what happened on 9/11 was terrible, god bless you
*** Posted by newyorker on 2006-05-20 ***
Dear Lenny,
I never met you – but I have known your wife for a few years. I came across this site and saw that no one has posted a message. I thought it would be nice if I did.
I was a Nanny to your beautiful Children for about a year. They are great!
Jessica is doing well, she is the best in her class, has outstanding grades and a lot of friends. Colette loves reading and playing with her Polly Pockets.
Sometimes when I put Colette to bed she said she was talking to you. I could not help but cry. Your Children Love you very much, and I know they will NEVER forget you.
They are happy, so don’t worry about them. They got a puppy and cats. After Karyn, your wife has moved into the new house Chelsea died. I guess she was not just old but very hurt not having you around, and the new surroundings where too much for her.
I am sure she is with you in heaven playing and you guys are being a team again.
Karin is doing good as well. She has gotten engaged on her Birthday in 2002 and has her fiancés kids over for the weekend. She misses you terribly but yet tries to move on.
I want you to know that you are loved, by many including me. I love looking at your picture alone those, even without the stories your kids told new I could see how great of a father you where.
I am praying for you and hope you rest in peace.
All my Love,
Ola
*** Posted by Ola on 2004-02-17 ***
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In Tribute to
Leonard Taylor