MARINEContinued from 1ATaylor was working a* a medic and had just signed up for three more years in the Navy, Jim Bowman said. He was also entering the Seamanto Admiral program The family said Navy officials were being cooperative during their ordeal and had offered every available form of assistance they have.Tony Castanon. Taylor's wrestling coach while he was a student at Independence HighSchool, was in shock upon first hearing the news.I couldn't believe it. It hurt. It hit home,' he said. We were really close. (Jeff) used to go with our family when we went to the beach in North Carolina. ... It's just like losing a family member.Castanon remembers Taylor as “a No. 1 great kid. good student, good athlete and a good person.I have so many good memories of him, it's hard to say which one is the beat, he said I have the deepest sympathy for his family.