Cameron Taylor

Cameron Con Taylor passed away on Friday, May 13th, due to a car accident in Rural, Utah. He is survived by his parents, Bradley Con Taylor and Diane Sirrine Taylor. His siblings Beau Bradley Taylor and Jori Taylor Hodgson. His four children Kellis Con, Kyzer Ripple, Korver Todd and Wrenley Jean! He will be joining his family who have already passed through the veil including his two sisters Tisha Diane Taylor and Tawny Marie Taylor.
Born on July 27, 1983, Cameron was a wonderful, sweet boy. Even as a baby, he had a calm temperament and as he grew into a little boy, always took things in stride.
Being the middle of three, Cameron was always special to his big brother Beau and his little sister Jori.
As Cameron grew from a young boy into a teenager, we could see the man that he would become—strong, steadfast, and assured.
Cameron loved his children and all of his family and the adventure and simplicity of it.
After many meaningful conversations about our purpose of this life and his deep understanding of God’s amazing plan.
It was those conversations that we will never forget. We have watched a little boy turn into a teenager grow into a young man—a young man with so much enthusiasm and with so many plans for the future.
Recently, all he talked about was his future plans with his family and peers
He couldn’t wait to help people as his profession as an EMT and saving people’s lives and being a brave valiant soldier!
Cameron was also an incredible self-taught entrepreneur that could construct and or repair anything as he built his own company. He completed and edified many structures and helped so many of his clients that respected and trusted him. Always studying and perfecting his many vocational passions for Cameron as he was a gentle soul, unwavering in his patience, and with a real desire to help and serve others.
Not only was he a loving son, brother and father but he was also a kind and giving friend. Someone who was always a pleasure to be around.
To have lost Cameron in this life is heartbreaking—it has come as such a shock to us all. His life was far too brief.
Our family wishes to express our heartfelt thanks to all those who have given their support, compassion, and love throughout this exceedingly difficult time.
We know with total certainty that he would not want us to grieve for too long. Rather, Cameron would want us all to remember the good times we all shared with him.
Goodbye, our son. You will live in our hearts and souls forever!