Simon TAYLOR Obituary

Early memories of Simon through our Dad,Ken Armstrong,working together at Todd Motors back in the day.
Our deepest sympathy at this sad time,
Wayne,Lynne and Julie (Armstrong).

Dear Patricia and family
Our thoughts are with you. Have fond memories of Simon during our time in Seatoun. Lots of love Saji and Sarath Weerasinghe

Dear Patricia
My sincere condolences to you and the family with Simon's passing.
So many happy memories on the sports fields with Simon, a man of skill and humour and ,latterly bravery.
Rest in peace Simon
Bob Wiltshire

Simon was funny and kind and generous! The Taylors home is a welcoming place.
He was a great networker and host. Simon wore jeans to church! He was a total groover and trendsetter! and a wonderful friend to my parents, Rosalind and Cyril. Lots of love. Katyxxxx

To Todrick
and family we just wanting to send our condolences at this sad time.
You will all have lovely memories of your father.
Kind Thoughts
Robert and Rebecca Inwood

Fond memories of a lovely man. Thinking of you at this sad time Rebecca, Bridget, Martha and family.

Dear Patricia and Family
Our thoughts are with you all at this very sad time. A Seatoun character has left us. We enjoyed our little chats over a meal at the local jazz sessions & cafe/bar. Loved Simon's mischievous dry wit & twinkling eye and that it lives on in the family.
Sorry that covid will prevent us attending the service.
Love
Paul & Sandra Bevin

So very sorry to hear of Simon´s passing, Simon was a great man and a lovely person.
Ethel and I would like to offer our sincere condolences to you Patricia and all the family. We would love to have been at the service but only just found out about his death this morning and can´t make it back to Wellington.
Please know you and the family are in our prayers.

Dear Patricia and all the Taylor Family
Sending our thoughts and prayers at the passing of Simon. He was such a lovely man and over many years have always enjoyed catching up with him and having a decent old chat about the state of rugby and cricket. He would certainly have had a few opinions about the result from the Basin over the weekend!!
Thinking of you all at this sad time.
Love and best wishes from Mike & Sam Renouf

Please accept our sincere condolences for the sad loss of Simon
He truly was the most wonderful gentleman.
Steve really loved him popping into the bike shop at Wellington Motorcycles for great chats and I always loved chatting with him when we bumped into each other in Seatoun.
Thinking of you all
Steve and Jenny Dundon
R.I.P Simon you will be missed