Todd William Holman

Although we lived in another state, I feel like I grew up with Todd (and his brothers) because we so often visited their house when we were in Wisconsin. I associate Venus Flytraps, glass terrariums holding lizards, all the neatest games and long discussions of whether an escaped gerbil fell through the vents into the furnace with Todd. But mostly I remember laughing. It seemed like we always laughed when we were together. He and I were assigned to cut a rump roast into small cubes once and, although I can recall no details of what was so funny, we progressed from merely hilarious to that state where everything is hysterically funny and we couldn’t stop laughing. When I came to a family Christmas during college, Todd - then a manager at a fast food place - and I sat in the dining room and told each other stories, each funnier than the last For me, that was time with Todd. And it didn’t change when we became adults. On the too-rare occasions we met, everything we talked of was punctuated by laughter. Of course I thought there’d be more such laughter ahead. But now I’ll have to carry the laughter that was in my heart.

Todd loved people, I cannot remember him without a smile. Kind to all. He enjoyed 27 years ago carrying Tivoli in baby carrier on himself at The house on the Rock in Wisconsin. Sadly never had any children, but loved cats. Todd took care of his dad, and has been a loving help to his mom Charline for years. Revelation 21:3 4. Hope to be there for his ressurection on Earth. Love you Todd, you were my cousin and friend<3

I was very fortunate to be married to and share most of my life with Todd. Even though we divorced we remained very fond of each other. Still did things together. Will be greatly missed!j

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Such a caring young man, always ready to talk, and brought his Mom to many family gatherings. He will be remembered in many hearts and prayers… Cousin Susie Stavropoulos Keiser