Taylor Scanlon
Residing In | The Villages, FL USA |
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Spouse/Partner | Lucy Godoy Scanlon |
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Homepage |
www.taylorscanlon.com |
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Occupation | retired |
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Children | Sean, age 23 |
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Taylor's Latest Interactions
ARNIE-DOT-ORG???
Nice.
Really nice!
I am glad you posted this as I have a need to know!
Your photo gallery is the best!
Except you left out the one of you and Stormy Daniels.
BRUCE - VERY INTERESTING LIFE - look forward to seeing you again. Taylor
Rick - you look good - I am looking forward to seeing you again. Taylor
Denis - I look forward to seeing you. I still remember how kind you were to give me the skateboard at the 40th. Taylor
Judy - are you coming to the reunion?? I would love to see you. I bet you are beautiful as ever. I still have not forgiven you, however, for dumping me at the 8th grade prom. Love, T
Posted on: Sep 05, 2015 at 4:55 PM
Mary Ellen - I am looking forward to seeing you - Taylor
Sharon - I look forward to seeing you. Taylor
Posted on: Sep 05, 2015 at 4:51 PM
Vicki - I look forward to seeing you. Is Richard coming?
Paulyne - it is great that you will be coming to the reunion - I look forward to seeing you. Taylor
Posted on: Sep 05, 2015 at 4:46 PM
Molly - I look forward to seeing you! Taylor
Posted on: Sep 04, 2015 at 12:30 PM
As I approach my 50th high school reunion, I am reminded of some really "good ol' days." Here is one that I am proud of. While most of my friends were thinking, "There goes Taylor with one of his crazy inventions," I knew that I was training my good friend, Howard Kline, for something important - how to sail.
Since we lived in the Tuscon desert, this was not easy, unless your neighbor was the General Manager of the Tucson airport. No security concerns, he just gave me use of a "spare" runway.
This "land yacht" used my childhood bedspread as the sail and my highly valuable soap box derby wheels. Unfortunately, due to budget constraints, I used a simple nail for the cotter keys on the axles, and had no washer protecting it from the turning of the wheels.
The Arizona winds were strong that day and as we approach 30 mph, the nails burned up and the wheels flew off. We crashed hard, leaving me with a large scar on my elbow that I admire today.
But more importantly, Howard was so inspired that he went on to being accepted at the US Naval Academy. Howard was a great leader and very smart guy, and retired at the rank of Captain after a very successful 30 years in the Navy.