I remember all those evenings having a cocktail in the screened porch.  Lots of laughs and great stories.  Chuck was a dear friend to myself and my 3 children.  We all loved & admired our dear neighbor Chuck!  You are missed so much already.   
Karen, Mackenzie, Killian & Delaney Bach

Chuck was a very dedicated person who I worked closely with as a contractor.  He was always interested in getting the important work for which he was involved accomplished with a very high degree of integrity and professionalism.  He is a great loss and will be remembered with fondness.
John Zader

I was so sad to hear about Chuck!  I knew Chuck back in the late 70's and still have many awesome photos and memories tucked away.  The tribute video was absolutely beautiful.  I am so sorry for your loss.

I worked at the FBI for a few years and met Chuck when he worked out in the gym each and every morning. I remember Chuck as an outgoing, friendly, encouraging, supportive, kind, sincere, funny, and all-around wonderful person (and I loved that he was so angry Irsay packed up and moved the Colts from Baltimore in the middle of the night in 1983 - love that type of sports dedication). I remember attending a few of his softball games during those years (I think he was on 4 or 5 teams at the time) and each at bat usually ended up in a homerun. Not one of those inside-the-park or barely-clear-the-wall homeruns. These were glorious high-arcing rainbow shots that left no doubt once ball connected with the bat. I do not know if there is a record for homeruns in softball leagues, but if there is such a standard I can imagine Chuck may top that list. I am so very sad to learn of his passing. My memories of Chuck are fond and deep and I feel blessed to have known him. Eternal rest grant unto Chuck, O, Lord, and let the perpetual light shine upon him. May he rest in peace. Amen. And may his soul and all the souls of the faithful departed through the mercy of God rest in peace. Amen. May God bless Chuck and may God bless his family and friends. Thank you, Chuck, for being a good friend. Jim

Chuck was my boss at the FBI. I can still remember my very first conversation with him. He was no nonsense, direct and so likable that I knew good times were to follow. I was right. Even when I was no longer his employee, I unashamedly told people how much I loved him, and I would say, “If Chuck Taylor walked in here right now and told me to go through that wall, I’d ask someone to hold my watch and I’d start rolling up my sleeves.”

Chuck was a great guy that meant a great deal to me. My heart and my prayers go out to his wonderful family at this time. 

Chuck and I were room mates when he first started at the FBI, and we played football on a minor league team many years ago. Chuck was a great person, with a huge heart, and never failed to make all of us laugh! RIP my friend, you will be missed.

Chuck was a true professional.  I was Blessed to have worked with him at Quantico.

We have know Chuck and the Taylor family since we moved to Stafford.  We will always remember the times we shared with him and wish peace for Chuck and his family.  He was loved and will always be remembered. 

Such wonderful memories of Chuck in high school❤️  He was an amazing and kind friend.  Sending much love and prayers to the Taylor family❤️

Chuck,
I will always remember your laugh and bright smiles. You helped many of us and I will forever be grateful for that. You encouraged me when times were hard and always were open to talk. The absolute! Best  teacher, friend, and role model ever!  You will forever be in my heart xoxo 

April Hunter

Chuck was a warm and caring person. Strong character and inner strength. Mostly,  he was my friend.

May you RIP ,,, We love you as a Professor and Mentor !!!! You empowered me to love education and to take a different. you are one of the BEST PROFESSORS that ever walked thru the doors of Northern Virginia Community College. Since then I have completed five degrees and one course from my second Masters, I owe you the credit for your inspiration and perseverance as an instructor that guide to me a higher educational endeavor!!!!!! I took all of your advice and the college you suggested!!!!
Gone to soon, but will ever be forgotten!!!!!  

I remember meeting you for the 1st time when I came to the Woodbridge campus, you made me laugh so hard.  That is when our friendship began.  You were a great employee, colleague, and you became a dear friend.  You will be missed, SIP  ~Nancy

My. Condolence to the family, 
I am praying that  God bless you with  solace and serenity during your time of mourning.  Chuck and I were colleagues for many years at the FBI Academy, 
After  our retirement  we both kept in touch and shared a love for   teaching and mentoring students in their quest for higher education.
Chuck will be missed by many,  and I pray  for his well deserved and restful peace.

I just want to send prayers and support to the Taylor family, My heart is sadden and will continue to payer for his family.
Debbie

Condolences to the entire Taylor family. The entire Gibbons community mourns your loss and God's gain. RIP Chuck!

Brian Hogan
Gibbons "80"

Always a shining light. A basketball coach to my son, a friend to our family. Rest in Peace My Friend.

Chuck will surely be missed!  So wonderful with Gloria and Kyle Culleton when they were young.  Always in the mood to play ball with the children and a wonderful positive spirit.  May you rest in peach, Chuck and my deepest sympathy to your family!
Love, Gretchen


Chuck, Lori and family,
Dewey and I were very sadden to hear of your passing. Our condolences to the family. Sending our love, thoughts and prayers to all, through this difficult and challenging time. We have heard so many great things about you Chuck, and we know you will truly be missed by many. May You Rest in Peace Always.

Love, Dewey and Kim Rivera.

Mr. Taylor,

Thank you for taking me in as one of your own when I was a lost, troubled teen. You molded me into the person I am today. You taught me so much about life, you had faith in me, and you never gave up on me. You always made me feel like I was part of the family. Your words of wisdom will never be forgotten. I’ll also never forget the time you made all of Outback Steakhouse sing happy birthday to me when I asked you not to. :) 
I could never thank you enough for what you’ve done for me.  I will hold onto all of our memories forever. 

What A great guy.  The world was a better place with him in it. 

Sending my condolences to the Taylor family on the recent passing of your loved one. I worked many years with Chuck at the FBI Academy. I remember his friendliness &  warm smile. He always had a story to share when you talked with him.   Praying for added strength for the family during this time of bereavement. 
God bless,
Bertha Scott
Woodbridge, VA

Dear Taylor family,       
Gee, so much to say, write and even how to say it but I will keep it short. 
Growing up in the Taylor house was a treat for me. Felt so welcomed and loved just like I was one of there own. Soon as I walked in, heard here’s Eddie. Mom would yell and leave him alone. Didn’t bother me but felt like I belonged there.
Anyhow I can go on but one day my own mom told me I could have a party. So I did what any teenager did. Invite a few friends over. Just ask Timmy (few)? Well the party really got out of hand and I believe 1/2 Carroll County was there. Good thing Chuck was there and the 2 other brothers (Kendall and Rachel) to keep things semi orderly. After that my mom praised Chuck every second she could. Some days when I would tell my mom that Timmy was come over to pick me she would say is Chuck come over also.. Sorry Tim never told you that. 
Anyway, Chuck touched my life along with his own family. Although  we kind of moved away and separated by miles, there is not a day that goes by not thinking of all those good memories.

Thank you Taylor family for letting me be part of your lives.

Rest In Peace my brother we all love you.


Steve Marzullo    (Eddie)

Dear Chuck,

You made such a great impact is this world.  You have many friends that will miss you and will never forget you.  My fondest memory of you is when you traveled 318 miles to the annual Columbus Softball tournament got out of your car went straight to home plate and batted a home run without even warming-up.  Your friends will miss you dearly and will remember all the fond times we had.  RIP Chuck!!!

Highest Regards,
Vince

I was a student of Chuck’s at Northern Virginia Community College.  Spent two years taking courses with him while I served in the Coast Guard.  He was a good man and really helped me out going back to college in my 40s.  It was always great listening to his stories and learning from him.   He will be missed.

CWO4 James O’Brien
U.S. Coast Guard
Contract Management Degree
Northern Virginia Community College

John and Chuck were coworkers at the FBI. Some of the greatest memories we had while living in Virginia, involved our friend — Chuck Taylor.  Chuck helped play “Cupid” getting the two of us together back in 1981.  With Chuck, we were always laughing. He always had a smile and was there to help anyone he could. We are grateful, thankful and blessed to have known & loved him. God bless you, Chuck. You will be missed by many!! 🙏💕

Love, 
John & Kim Fiore

I met Chuck in 1981 when we both worked at the FBI. We were also on the same basketball team through work. Chuck was a super person and respectful of all. He had an infectious smile and laugh. While I haven’t seen him in many years, it is sad to hear of his passing. I consider him a friend from the past, and I know he will be missed by so many. Thank you Chuck for the fond memories.

Dear Lori and family,
So sorry to hear about the loss of Chuck, a former co-worker, friend and all around nice person.  He was great to work with and was the best problem solver (I had many) I have ever met.  Chuck always provided solutions that were good for both sides.  He was more than just a really smart guy, he respected everyone and was always willing to help.
Please know that you are in my thoughts and prayers at this difficult time.  
Rest In Peace Chuck. 

I worked with Chuck at the FBI Academy for many years. I am so very sorry for your loss. My prayers and condolences to your family. 

Dear Lori and all of the family and friends of Chuck Taylor:

Our deepest sympathies and condolences to all of you on the passing of Big Chuck.  Chuck Taylor was the best of the best, bar none.  I first met Chuck during my FBI HQ days when 1st assigned there circa 1985.  Chuck joined our FBIHQ Slugs softball team.  Once Chuck stepped onto the pitch we immediately placed him in the #4 slot in the batting order.  Chuck never relinquished the #4 hole and we all were very happy about that.  Never saw a batter pulverize a pitch like Chuck did.  Holy Cow and then some!!

Chuck aka CT was a great friend.  He had a killer smile and dripped sincerity from every pore in his body.  God has taken him from all of us way too early.  May Chuck be among the saints today and be in eternal happiness with the Big Guy upstairs in Paradise.
  Be there for each other in this most difficult of times.  May God bless Chuck and all of you.

As Ever

Deepest condolences

Jim and Hiroko Moynihan
Tokyo, Japan
FBI 1981- 2006

Chuck was our friend from the minute we moved to Stafford.  We have such fond memories of him and the family.  He always greeted you with a smile and was always there if you needed anything.  He was definitely one of the good ones and will be sorely missed.  Rest in peace my friend.  

Chuck was such a friendly and caring man who I always looked forward to spending time with at our family get-togethers.  He will be very much missed by all that were fortunate enough to know him.  Rest In Peace sir.

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Charles Patrick Taylor

19 November, 1959 – 23 February, 2020

Mullins & Thompson Funeral Service

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