John Aaron Taylor

John Aaron Taylor, (40), returned home to his Heavenly Father on April 24, 2025. A lifelong resident of Spring, Texas, John Aaron was a devoted husband, father, and man of faith. He shared a beautiful life and marriage with his beloved wife, Ashley Taylor, for 13 years (together for 22 years), and together they raised two wonderful sons, Chase, (11) and Channing, (8).

John Aaron was the very embodiment of a family man—loving, selfless, and steadfast. He poured his heart into his home, always giving 100% of himself to Ashley and the boys. His faith guided him daily, and he was a spiritual anchor for his family, always leading them closer to Christ.

Professionally, Aaron served with dedication at Lone Star Community College, where he led within the IT department as an IT manager. He was known for his positivity, his willingness to lend a helping hand, and the light he brought to his workplace.

A lover of the outdoors, John Aaron shared countless adventures with his family. From road trips to the Smoky Mountains and Branson, Missouri, to a Texas journey a couple of years ago that included visits to several state parks. He nurtured his sons a love for nature, a sense of wonder, and a deep appreciation for God’s creation.

He was also remarkably handy—there wasn’t a toy he couldn’t repair or a project he couldn’t tackle. But more than just fixing things, Aaron had a gift for restoring hope. He found the good in everything—and everyone—and worked quietly to help it shine.

John Aaron will be eternally remembered by his parents Johnny (father) and Carolyn Taylor, Lisa Harrington (mother) and Ed Harrington, his siblings Jared (Jennifer), Jordan (Elliot), and Jeremiah (Sarah) and his nieces and nephews John Luke, Blake, Charlotte and Brady. 

A Celebration of Life will be held on May 3rd between 10-12pm at Kingwood Country Club.

Address: 1700 Lake Kingwood Trail, Kingwood, TX 77339

Directions to Kingwood Country Club - Lakeside Terrace venue. When you arrive to the club, take a left at the first entrance, and follow the signs until you arrive to Lakeside Terrace (stand alone glass building, located next to the tennis courts). A map will be provided.  As Aaron once requested, please don’t wear black. Instead, wear something cheerful and comfortable—just as he would have wanted. He would love nothing more than for us to gather together, share stories, mingle, and enjoy some good food in his memory.

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In lieu of flowers, we kindly ask for donations to help support a family trip in his memory—a time for healing and togetherness.