Jeff Taylor, a member of the Dallas rock band Air Review, has died at age 44, according to the band’s record label, Velvet Blue Music. ABC affiliate WFAA reported that Taylor died in a truck accident in Texas on March 9.
The band’s record label officially announced Taylor’s passing through a formal statement on social media.
“It is with a heavy heart that we inform you that Jeff Taylor of Air Review has left this world,” they wrote. “Massive prayers and condolences to his family. [and] friends.”
It is with great sadness that we inform you that Jeff Taylor of Air Review has left this world. Massive prayers and condolences to his family and friends: pic.twitter.com/ktd5JiCxch
– Velvet Blue Music (@velvetbluemusic) March 10, 2024
According to the WFAA report, Taylor’s 2022 GMC Sierra pickup truck collided with a truck in Wise County, Texas. While media reports do not provide details on how the accident occurred, the father of two was pronounced dead at the scene. Meanwhile, the truck driver was not injured in the accident.
A local petition has emerged following a fatal accident near the Punjabi Dhabba truck stop in Alvord, Texas. The petition states that there have been four deaths at the crossing in question.
Jeff Taylor and Air Review gained widespread recognition for their 2013 album Low desires. Her 2019 song “People Say Things Change” was featured in the Netflix series. Atypical.
Outside of Air Wave, Jeff Taylor played many roles during his varied career.
According to his obituary, Taylor dedicated 14 years to Irving Bible Church as Technical Director. During his tenure, he oversaw a music studio, contributed to several albums and recordings for local and national artists, and even collaborated on Grammy-nominated projects.
In 2018, he merged his musical background with his business acumen to found Taylor Pro Audio, a company specializing in audio, video and lighting production.
Working with churches, businesses and events in Texas and nearby states, his business flourished. A jack of all trades, he also took on the role of operations manager at Petra Coatings, an epoxy coatings company.
He is survived by his wife, Sara (Litteken) Taylor; son, Callum Taylor; daughter, Evan Taylor; his parents, Raymond and Judy Taylor of Alvord; and his brothers, Jason Taylor of Piedmont, OK, and Travis Taylor of Alvord, along with his families.
In lieu of flowers, the family kindly requests donations to Jenny’s Hope at Wise County Christian Counseling. This organization supports families and children who are grieving after the loss of a loved one.
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Source: vcmp.edu.vn