I met Todd at the henderson Esso where we both worked as kids pumping gas . We developed a friendship and spent the next few years hanging out and driving our motorcycles. I always found Todd to be spontaneous and full of adventure . We had some very fun times together . As time goes we drifted apart but tried to stay in touch. I always asked his sister Sam how he was doing when ever I saw her. I will miss him .

Todd was one of a kind we were both born on the same day although he was a year younger than me and I worked with him back in the 80s for his dad's company Acoustics Unlimited putting in ceiling tile at places quite off the beaten path like the high school in amaranth on the reserve and working with his uncle Peter and Air Command on Sharp Boulevard where we walked around on stilts all day we had our ups and downs but it was all good in the end and all in all he was a friend

Todd.s passing has left voids in people's lives that can never be refilled. It's one more of life's lessons we all have to learn. I worked with Todd at Griffin Wheel and knew him for many years. R.I.P.. The Cover Is On.

Todd showed me a lot of kindness when we lost his son Marc. Around that time, Todd took an old kids push car and customized it by painting it black and orange, with Harley Davidson sticker decals on it and all. It was a beauty and my son loved it. Nearly 7 years later and my kids still have it and play with it. Thank you for showing me kindness and compassion during a time when you had experienced such a significant loss yourself. I hope you're at peace now.

Hey cool aid man you will alwaybe in my heart partner

I worked with Todd way back in the Griffin days. He always made me smile and even though we both left we still kept in touch all these years later. I still remember him texting me that he had all these over ripe bananas and wanted to know I could teach him to make banana bread with them. We spent hours making banana bread, banana muffins and anything else we could make with bananas, reminiscing and laughing until our stomachs hurt. I'm lucky to have called him my friend.

Miss you already. Love to the moon and back. Xxxxxxxxx