Thomas Howard Bulkeley-Taylor

4 thoughts on “Thomas Howard Bulkeley-Taylor”

1. Robert Eidelberg

   July 31, 2026 at 9:52 pm

   A newbie to the Hunter College English department I was immediately taken in hand, shown the ropes, and–almost best of all–told all the secrets about how to get immediately needed films and videos from a less-than-visually-present Hunter audio visual department. A lovely man, a true colleague, and a font of film facts worthy of a Jeopardy champion.

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2. Jenefer Shute

   August 1, 2026 at 6:52 pm

   Thom was the heart and soul of the Hunter College English Department for so many years, taking care of everything and everyone in his quiet, super-efficient way — a creative spirit, a gentle soul, a good friend, a polymath, and a loving partner to his husband Wayne. May he rest in peace, and may Wayne find comfort from all those who loved Thom.

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3. Yvonne Gonzalez

   August 2, 2026 at 2:17 am

   My deepest condolences to the entire family, may he Rest in Heavenly Peace

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4. Marilyn Cramer

   August 3, 2026 at 1:18 pm

   Thom appeared to be so healthy and vibrant, and he had a zest for life and his photography. It really hits that life is transient, and we never really know what the future holds no matter how well a person takes care of themselves.

   I talked to Thom fairly regularly. We went to high school together in Rhinebeck, NY. We are both originally from Staten Island, and I loved the photos that he took on the island. I was happy to see that it wasn’t all developed, the way that my grandfather’s land became developed (LaTourette Golf Course, Staten Island College, churches, and subdivisions).

   Thom was a great photographer. He captured so much more in his photos… the feeling of peace, tranquility… a higher power. I’m very sad that he departed so soon, and I will miss him. Love & Light to You, Thom.

   My condolences to Thom’s family…

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