Taylor Leon Adams was born to Richard Lee and Sharon Nicole Adams on June 6, 1996, in Jasper, Texas. He attended school within the Jasper Independent School District until the 11th grade and completed his senior year as a Burkeville High School graduate. After high school, he attended Angelina College, where he studied Welding.

Taylor was spiritually saved at a young age. He was baptized at Rockhill Baptist Church, under the pastorship of Pastor Raymond Tyler. Taylor was a faithful member of the church, until his teenage years. He later joined Wings of an Eagle Bible Fellowship, under Pastor Kevin Hall.

Taylor was a hard worker and had various jobs. He began employment with Rascar in Orange, Texas, where he worked while attending Welding School. Most recently, he was employed with Brookshire Brothers in Jasper.

Taylor loved football and was a great football player throughout his Junior High and High School years. He loved music, riding, traveling, and hanging with his friends and family. He was always joking and smiling. Taylor was a respectful young man. He had a deep love for his family. He always thought that he was Grandma Emma's favorite, lol, all of them were. He had so much love for his sister, Destiny. He would always protect her and tell her that she had a special place in his heart.

On January 14, 2023, Taylor went home to be with the Lord. He was preceded in death by his great-grandmother, Arzola Folwer; great grandfathers, Emmerson Folwer and Harvey Lee Traylor, Sr.; great-aunt, Murqie LaGrone; uncles, Nicholas Adams and Otis Lee Bryant; classmate and special friend, Christopher Spikes; and special friend/"lil bro," T.J.

He leaves to cherish his loving memory: his father, Richard L. Adams; mother, Sharon N. Adams; sister, Destiny S. Adams (Dimitric Brown); brothers, Timothy L. Adams and Joshua L. Adams; grandparents, Emma Lee Bryant, Florence Adams, and Albert Lee Adams; nephews, Judah Adams and Dimitric Jermiah Brown; niece, KeAsia Harrison; aunt, Penny; uncles, Bubba and Wayne; special friends, Jerry Hartsfield and Robert (Gee) Hunt; and a host of aunts, uncles, cousins, other relatives, and friends.