- T

Support for Todd’s Funeral and Family
0% complete
$1,685 raised of
14 donations
Todd passed away after a brief and intense battle with late-stage lung cancer. His diagnosis came as a shock, and in just a few short months, the lives of those who loved him were changed forever.
Todd met his wife over three decades ago, and their life together was nothing short of an adventure. True to the words of their wedding song, *When You Say Nothing at All*, both his words and his silence spoke volumes to how he felt about her. He was also a proud father to his “mini,” who carries his humor and love of taking things apart just to see how they work.
Todd was known for his tireless work ethic, his social nature, and his goofy sense of humor that brought joy to those around him. He grew up in Brown Deer and later returned there with his wife to raise their family. To neighbors, he was the good-natured “pot-stirrer,” always ready with a joke; to friends and family, he was a source of laughter and avid story teller. Todd was also the neighborhood tinkerer, always willing to lend a hand when someone was in need.
His passing has left many struggling to come to terms with this sudden loss, and the grief is profound. Yet even in heartbreak, there is comfort in knowing that Todd’s memory will live on in the stories we share.
In accordance with Todd’s wishes, the family kindly asks that, in lieu of flowers, support be given to his family during this difficult time. Any contribution will help honor Todd’s memory and assist his loved ones as they navigate the challenges ahead.
Todd met his wife over three decades ago, and their life together was nothing short of an adventure. True to the words of their wedding song, *When You Say Nothing at All*, both his words and his silence spoke volumes to how he felt about her. He was also a proud father to his “mini,” who carries his humor and love of taking things apart just to see how they work.
Todd was known for his tireless work ethic, his social nature, and his goofy sense of humor that brought joy to those around him. He grew up in Brown Deer and later returned there with his wife to raise their family. To neighbors, he was the good-natured “pot-stirrer,” always ready with a joke; to friends and family, he was a source of laughter and avid story teller. Todd was also the neighborhood tinkerer, always willing to lend a hand when someone was in need.
His passing has left many struggling to come to terms with this sudden loss, and the grief is profound. Yet even in heartbreak, there is comfort in knowing that Todd’s memory will live on in the stories we share.
In accordance with Todd’s wishes, the family kindly asks that, in lieu of flowers, support be given to his family during this difficult time. Any contribution will help honor Todd’s memory and assist his loved ones as they navigate the challenges ahead.





