Todd A. Herzog Memorial Fund

My name is Todd R. Herzog. I'm the only surviving child and proud namesake of my father, who went home to the Lord today at age 78.

As profiled below, we're creating this charitable fund to recognize his love of Warren County, advancing education, and training young people for careers in industry. Over time, our family will supplement this fund so it can continue Dad's mission long after we're gone.

Dad got a reputation in Warren County for getting things done. He was active with the Business Roundtable Action Committee (founder and chair), Habitat for Humanity of Warren County (35 houses built since 1998), St. Catherine Church, Noon Rotary, Willowbrook Pro-Am Golf Tournament (founding volunteer), Industrial Appreciation Day Golf Tournament (chairman), and the Motlow College Executive Council. He often labored behind the scenes, doing the recruiting and organizing to ensure success.

Dad helped start the Citizens for Progress Scholarship Fund in 2007 which has provided over $1.5 million in financial aid for higher education in Warren County. He was instrumental in bringing Mechatronics and Robotics to Motlow College and Warren County High School, preparing future generations for lucrative STEM careers. In 2015 he was recognized as the Tennessee School Board Association (TSBA) Volunteer of the Year at Gaylord Opryland.