Vincent LLoyd Taylor was born September 25, 1946 to Hubert and Phyllis Taylor, in Georges Plain, Westmoreland, Jamaica. He was one of four children. He attended Mico Teachers College and the University of the West Indies. His career began as a Teacher then later he became an Accountant and Financial Controller for many years.
During the 1980's he moved to the United States and worked as a delivery driver in New York. A few years later he moved to Florida where he worked full-time for Jiffy Lube as a Manager and part-time at the Sun-Sentinel. After more than ten years of service with both companies he retired. A couple of years later he decided to work part-time for Walmart where he received a plaque for five years of service.
Vincent enjoyed cooking, gardening, watching the news and sports. At home he spent a significant amount of time tending to his various fruit trees and plants in his backyard. He also enjoyed listening to different types of music and was often at home relaxing with the music playing. He also spent a lot of time with family and friends where he would laugh, talk, and play dominoes.
Vincent leaves behind to mourn his passing, his wife Marlene Taylor that he has been together with for fifty-two years, one daughter Nicole Taylor, a sister Doretta (Sally) Guthrie, three grandchildren and a host of extended family and friends.
