Obituary of Robert E Taylor

Robert Edward Taylor, known as “Bobby” by his family, was born in New Brunswick, NJ to Robert Eugene Taylor and Judith Robinson-Dunn. He was their first-born son and they couldn’t be happier or prouder to welcome him into this world. As a child, he loved playing with action figures and video games. He also loved watching the World Wrestling Federation (WWF) on TV and action movies from Block Buster. Eventually, his family moved to Palmyra, N.J. where Bobby attended Charles Street School and Palmyra High School through ninth grade. He sang in the children’s choir, attended Sunday school, and Vacation Bible School at Evergreen Baptist Church in Palmyra. He was one of Aunt Jean’s kids since he and his brother Justin spent so much time at her house while his parents worked. Bobby’s teenage experience changed when his mother and stepfather, Guy Dunn, moved the family to Upper Darby, PA. Bobby completed high school at Upper Darby High School in Drexel Hill and he attended one year at the Pennsylvania Institute of Technology in Media, PA. It was at this point that he decided he wanted to become a professional wrestler, which he did with a high level of professionalism and dedication rarely seen in any profession. Bobby and his high school friend, Shaheem Ali, began a tag team career. They joined American Championship Pro Wrestling (ACPW) to continue their training and formed the Team Guilty Conscious to bolster their wrestling skills and lean on each other for support. Due to creative differences, they decided to go in different directions. Bobby teamed with Frankie Frizzo, but ultimately joined his trainer Onslaught and became the team of Smooth Aggression, KCW, WWWA, LOCO, DWF, Moon Rising, and Super Crazy Pro Wrestling. While wrestling, he held a variety of jobs including manager for UPS, security guard for Upper Darby High School, and later for Walmart. He decided to step out on faith and start his own business as a personal trainer. He loved working for himself while doing what he loves to do - improving everyone’s health and fitness. During this time of professional growth, he fell in-love with Bianca Colon, his life partner. They shared the same interests, humor, and positive outlook on life. They created a loving home together in Woodbury, NJ. Their plan was to marry on May 25, 2024, but God saw fit to call him home on Thursday, April 11, 2024. He leaves behind his fiancée, Bianca Colon; four children Sarah Elizabeth Taylor, Sean Anthony Taylor, Natalie Eve Taylor, and Leia Jada Taylor and his three “quasi-children” Skyla Jordan Colon, Denzo Adalberto Nunez, and Dangelis Ivy Colon; his father, Robert Eugene Taylor; his mother Judith Dunn (Guy), his brother Justin Eugene Taylor and niece Kori Skye Taylor; his stepbrother and stepsister, Guy Dunn, Jr. and Courtney Dunn, his paternal grandmother Janice Taylor; his godmother, Christine Rene Sutton; his best friend and mentor LeGrande Jackson; and a host of aunts, uncles, cousins, and friends including Adrian Colon.