S 1964 - 1969
We have been notified of the sad death of Tim Taylor who passed away on 9th October 2021, aged 70. Our thoughts and best wishes go to those who knew him well.
At Wycliffe:
Cercle Francais (President)
Rugby 2nd XV (Colts)
Member: Clio, Music Club, Chapel Guild, Chess
Below is taken from an Obituary posted online for Timothy. Thanks to OW Gavin Bridges-Sparkes (J S 1958 – 1969) for obtaining this and sending it on to us:
Timothy J. Taylor was born and educated in the United Kingdom and graduated with an Honours Degree in Business Administration. He was a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Management Accountants and a Certified Global Management Accountant.
Timothy began his career as a cost and management accountant with a major worldwide engineering company. In 1977 he went international with a British based oil field services company holding various financial and executive management positions in Algeria, Venezuela, Brazil, Hong Kong and the Far East before coming to the United States in 1980.
From 1985 to 1995, Timothy was involved in managing the Savings and Loan crisis, holding a Regional Financial Officer position for both the FSLIC and then subsequently the RTC – handling a portfolio in excess of 20 billion dollars. In 1996, Timothy joined the newly formed Consumer Plumbing Recovery Center (“CPRC”) as Director of Finance and Administration and subsequently assumed the position of General Manager and oversaw the polybutylene plumbing product defect national class action settlement case with a value in excess of 1.1 billion dollars through its completion in 2009. In 2007, Timothy and some of his colleagues founded Total Class Solutions LLC (“TCS”) based upon their previous management experience and specifically the handling of construction defect claims and contract compliance.
Since 2007, Timothy has led the development of TCS into a significant U.S. Nationwide boutique style class action administrator and noticed provider and an overseer of major property repairs and maintenance programs representing HOAs and AOAOs predominantly in Hawaii. Currently TCS is focused on the property program in Hawaii working with numerous HOAs/AOAOs handling both major and minor projects to protect and enhance both commercial and individual investment values.
He was a member of Cathedral of Hope for over 30 years and served on the Board of Directors for many years. He is survived by his Partner of over 30 years, Patrick V. Paramo and Jenna, their beloved Lab. Timothy is preceded in death by his parents, Arthur Jack Taylor in 2009 and Gwen Taylor in 2017. As well as beloved pets Sasha, Gracie, Sue Ellen, and Simba.
