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Quinnton Scott
Taylor
May 18, 1998 — Apr 17, 2020
Quinnton Scott Taylor, 21, of Elk Ridge Utah, our much loved son, brother, uncle and friend passed away unexpectedly, April 17, 2020, He was born May 18, 1998, in Orem, Utah, to Warren Scott Taylor and Jacqueline Sue Loitz Taylor.
He attended American Leadership Academy in Spanish Fork, then Salem Hills High School, where he graduated. He then attended Snow College, studying to be a physical education teacher, a perfect fit because he was all about sports, participating and watching. He loved the Green Bay Packers, and football in general. He loved playing cards with his family, especially Pinochle, and playing video games with his brothers. He enjoyed target shooting. Any time spent with his family brought him much happiness. He was known by everyone as the gentle giant.
Quinnton worked summers for Nebo School District. Most recently, he has been working with his three brothers at Davidson Defense.
He is a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
Our much-loved Quinnton is survived by his parents; his six brothers and four sisters: Robert (Jenny), Cameron (Pearl), Marylee (Jared, who was also a best friend of Quinnton), Megan, Paige (Collin), Addison, Ethan (Felicia, fiance), Joshua, Savannah, and William. Also survived by grandparents: James and Carol Loitz, and Renae Taylor; nieces: Ayla, Marci, and Avery, who adored their gentle-giant uncle. Additionally survived by many aunts, uncles, and cousins, all of whom he loved. He is preceded in death by his grandfather, Frank Taylor.
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