Johnston, OK -- Frank R. Taylor, Jr.  1926 - 1992

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   TAYLOR Frank R. Jr. of Newcastle, Oklahoma, was born to parents Frank
   R. Taylor I and Bertha Baggett Taylor of Wapanucka, Oklahoma, on
   October 10, 1926. He departed this life on June 1, 1992 at Baptist
   Memorial Hospital while awaiting a heart transplant. He graduated from
   Central High School in Oklahoma City, and then attended the University
   of Oklahoma in Norman. He served in the United States Air Force,
   completing two tours in S.E. Asia, tours in Germany, Japan, North
   Aftrica nad at various bases worldwide. He earned numerous bronze
   stars, several silver stars, and other commendations. After
   retirement, he managed Tulsa Rebar for several years. In his spare
   time , he was involved in rodeos and fishing. He attended First
   Southern Baptist Church in Del City. Survivors included Bertha Taylor
   of Del City; Dona Taylor of Stillwater; Bob and Pat Ramsey of Tulsa;
   Frank and Gaylene Taylor, Tawny and Raewyn, of Okmulgee; Linda and Dan
   Davis, Ryan and Eric, of Tulsa; Lisa and Lanny Davis, Angel Anne,
   Rebecca, and John Mark, of Howell, Michigan; neices, nephews, and many
   friends. He was proceeded in death by his father, Frank R. Taylor,
   Sr., and his brother, Donald L. (Ducky) Taylor. Services will be held
   at noon on Wed., June 3, Bill Eisenhour SE Chapel. Burial in Sunny
   Lane Cemetery.