Nathan Taylor Jr, 31, passed away on September 15, 2017 at University of Missouri in Columbia, MO. He was born in Kansas City, MO to Nathan Taylor Sr., and Lavelle White.
Nathan grew up in Kansas City, MO. He accepted Christ at an early age, and attended sunrise Baptist Church. He also enjoyed playing all sports. Nathan attended the Hickman Mills School District. As a young adult, Nathan became an artist in Rap. He has several CD's out today. His favorite album was entitled "The Author," which was published in 2014. He also worked at several businesses throughout the Kansas City area. Nathan loved people, especially his family.
He is preceded into death by his Grandfathers; Lewis Taylor, and Loviss Todd, Aunt; Carla White.
Nathan is survived by Nathan Taylor, Sr (Father), Lavelle White (Mother), three daughters and one son; Latajai Payne, Nariyaah Taylor, Nyi'la Taylor, and Ashton Henry, two sisters; Shalonda White and Natalie Hankins (Alex), three nieces and two nephews; Shanya Henderson, Ashante Collier, Kynnedi Hankins, Tyson Strong, and Kyren Hankins, Grandmothers; Frankie Womack, and Elaine Johnson, and a host of Aunts, Uncles, Cousins, and friends.
Nathan grew up in Kansas City, MO. He accepted Christ at an early age, and attended sunrise Baptist Church. He also enjoyed playing all sports. Nathan attended the Hickman Mills School District. As a young adult, Nathan became an artist in Rap. He has several CD's out today. His favorite album was entitled "The Author," which was published in 2014. He also worked at several businesses throughout the Kansas City area. Nathan loved people, especially his family.
He is preceded into death by his Grandfathers; Lewis Taylor, and Loviss Todd, Aunt; Carla White.
Nathan is survived by Nathan Taylor, Sr (Father), Lavelle White (Mother), three daughters and one son; Latajai Payne, Nariyaah Taylor, Nyi'la Taylor, and Ashton Henry, two sisters; Shalonda White and Natalie Hankins (Alex), three nieces and two nephews; Shanya Henderson, Ashante Collier, Kynnedi Hankins, Tyson Strong, and Kyren Hankins, Grandmothers; Frankie Womack, and Elaine Johnson, and a host of Aunts, Uncles, Cousins, and friends.
Nathan Taylor Jr, 31, passed away on September 15, 2017 at University of Missouri in Columbia, MO. He was born in Kansas City, MO to Nathan Taylor Sr., and Lavelle White.
Nathan grew up in Kansas City, MO. He accepted Christ at an early age, and attended sunrise Baptist Church. He also enjoyed playing all sports. Nathan attended the Hickman Mills School District. As a young adult, Nathan became an artist in Rap. He has several CD's out today. His favorite album was entitled "The Author," which was published in 2014. He also worked at several businesses throughout the Kansas City area. Nathan loved people, especially his family.
He is preceded into death by his Grandfathers; Lewis Taylor, and Loviss Todd, Aunt; Carla White.
Nathan is survived by Nathan Taylor, Sr (Father), Lavelle White (Mother), three daughters and one son; Latajai Payne, Nariyaah Taylor, Nyi'la Taylor, and Ashton Henry, two sisters; Shalonda White and Natalie Hankins (Alex), three nieces and two nephews; Shanya Henderson, Ashante Collier, Kynnedi Hankins, Tyson Strong, and Kyren Hankins, Grandmothers; Frankie Womack, and Elaine Johnson, and a host of Aunts, Uncles, Cousins, and friends.
Nathan grew up in Kansas City, MO. He accepted Christ at an early age, and attended sunrise Baptist Church. He also enjoyed playing all sports. Nathan attended the Hickman Mills School District. As a young adult, Nathan became an artist in Rap. He has several CD's out today. His favorite album was entitled "The Author," which was published in 2014. He also worked at several businesses throughout the Kansas City area. Nathan loved people, especially his family.
He is preceded into death by his Grandfathers; Lewis Taylor, and Loviss Todd, Aunt; Carla White.
Nathan is survived by Nathan Taylor, Sr (Father), Lavelle White (Mother), three daughters and one son; Latajai Payne, Nariyaah Taylor, Nyi'la Taylor, and Ashton Henry, two sisters; Shalonda White and Natalie Hankins (Alex), three nieces and two nephews; Shanya Henderson, Ashante Collier, Kynnedi Hankins, Tyson Strong, and Kyren Hankins, Grandmothers; Frankie Womack, and Elaine Johnson, and a host of Aunts, Uncles, Cousins, and friends.
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