All Posts

Wanted to add these pics. I’ll miss that smile.

Todd was the best! So many great thoughts rush in thinking about his kindness! He was also so thoughtful thinking of others. Even our dog….giving her water at your apt in WO when we all lived there before we all moved to SC. Remembering the times we met up in the Lowcountry. On one of those get togethers we had dinner in Savannah. The night this pic was taken. Todd took his leftovers from the restaurant and asked me to wait a minute while he approached a man on a bench who lo

Todd was a kind, gentle soul. I feel so grateful and lucky to have had him in my life.

I’m so sorry for your loss Kay and family. Todd was the Best! He served with my dad in VMF(AW)-225, the Vikings, during Vietnam. I first met him at the 50th reunion of their deployment. He mentioned he had ran the Marine Corps Marathon, and we connected immediately. I’ll miss our conversations about training and will always value the memories we shared training and running the 2022 MCM. Todd will be missed by all. Rest in peace, my friend. SF

Though I haven’t run with Todd for many years, he is almost always with me on my runs. He gently urges me along on the tough places and laughs with me on the breezy easy places. Sometimes I find myself smiling or even laughing as I think of things he would say or do. Now and then he stops me for a moment or two to look at trees. In each tree, be it familiar or newly found, Todd points out its beauty and dignity. How wonderful it is to be reminded of Todd in such ways. For me,

Thanks for sharing many adventures with us. You will always be in our hearts.

We met Todd when he and Kay first moved to Greenville. We were fortunate that Jennifer Hurley helped us get connected. Over the past 8-9 years we spent many fun hours exploring the area together-especially on walking and hiking trails and almost always including a meal or picnic or dessert. Sometimes the 4 of us walked together and sometimes we hiked with Greenville Newcomers. Todd was always good to teach me about the trees we saw. He pointed out when you cross over the Libe

I met Todd when he and Kay moved to Greenville. We became good friends. Todd was a great man with a kind, caring, and gentle spirit. He loved his family deeply and was always a joy to be around. Todd was very intelligent and always interested and ready to learn new things. Our shared interest in WWII history led to many great discussions. I enjoyed our numerous hikes through the woods and valued our friendship. I will miss him.

When I think of Todd, the words that come to mind are kind, caring, dedicated. I enjoyed our get togethers when you and Kay would pass through New Jersey in more recent years. So many great memories over the years. I feel lucky to have had you as my brother in law. Those who touch our lives, stay in our hearts forever.❤️

Todd’s deep love and appreciation for family has always been clear to me. I am so grateful he welcomed me into his family from the very start. He was an amazing husband, father, father-in-law, and Pop Pop. I will miss him and love him always. ❤️

Todd was a great brother-in-law: kind, friendly and funny. It’s hard to realize we won’t share his company again. Thank goodness for the memories.

This is the first time I met Todd many moons ago - such a kind, soft spoken, friendly and gentle soul ❤️

In all ways, always, Todd was; intelligent, caring, funny, interested in others, athletic, loving, and true to his word. Todd was a giant. I will miss him.

Couldn’t have asked for a better father-in-law. Thank you for welcoming me into your family. For always being kind and caring. I will miss seeing the amazement on your face when you came across a rare tree and talking to you about what vegetables I decided to grow every year in my garden. I will miss long walks and hikes in Vermont with you, Daghjve and Kay and getting creemees afterwards. Thank you for sharing and sparking a love of ships in me. Thank you for teaching me so

I will remember Todd for his strength, humbleness and humor. Happy Trails, Todd!

Uncle Todd hanging with us as I did my first deep frying of a turkey for Thanksgiving(I was nervous). We shared a ton of laughs and I’ll remember him just admiring the large trees in my property. Always enjoyed his company. At Quinn’s graduation. It was always great to see him. A beautiful soul who just showed you love and positivity. The famous turkey cheese ball! A Thanksgiving staple!

Todd will be sadly missed.

He is my idol and role model for a father. Honest, sincere and lived his life with with the most humble integrity. He could tell you the species of a plant and how to care for it seconds after seeing it, knew the details of some obscure WW2 battle, fix anything around the house even if he didn't have the right tools and somehow pulling his finger worked every time. The greatest man I will ever know.

To get up at 2am and run out into the cold winter. I tried it, might not be for me. Dad liked those challenges. He can be seen after enjoying a hot bowl of oats. Dad set and achieved goals. I have always learned from him and followed where I could. I miss our conversations.