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Andy Throckmorton
January 19, 2010
Glen, I was so sorry to hear about your Dad. I don't think I saw him after the old days at Ginter Park Elementary when we had sleepovers and he supervised us on your basement shooting range, but I remember him as a great guy.
My condolences to your family.
Cheri Krauser
January 17, 2010
Dear Gail, Glen and Joy,
Your mom and dad were very, very important people in my life. They taught me so much about life values and family values. They spent time with me when I was young and showed me what it meant to be a family. I will be forever grateful to be a part of their lives. God bless you all.
Love, Cheri
Mary Woodley
January 17, 2010
To the Family of Mr. A. Howe Todd - Mr. Todd was a wonderful person and I enjoyed working with him when he was with the City of Richmond. He was always very plesant.
January 17, 2010
To the Todd Family,
I met Mr. Todd as an Assistant City Manager, a supervisor and then then I met him later in Moral Rearmament and Hope in the Cities as a friend. I am thankful for both meetings. I have fond memories that I will cherish even more. I thank God for having met him twice and his encouragement. My husband and I share in your loss.
Carolyn and Rev. Earl Bledsoe
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January 17, 2010
NANCY, DR.TODD AND FAMILY,
I AM SORRY TO READ OF HOWE'S PASSING. MY THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS ARE WITH ALL OF YOU. NANCY, I DON'T THINK YOU WILL REMEMBER ME. WE MET WAY BACK WHEN BOTH OF US WERE IN ST. ELIZABETH HOSPITAL, HAVING APPENDICKS OUT. HOWE CAME IN ONE DAY AND DRANK WATER FROM A JONQUIL FROM THE FLOWERS YOUR MOM AND DAD HAD SENT. AFTER HE DRANK HE GRABBED HIS THROAT AND SAID HE SWALLOWED A BEE. OF COURSE YOU AND I GOT TO LAUGHING AND A NURSE CAME IN AND ALMOST THREW HIM OUT FOR MAKING US LAUGH SO HARD AND BEING SO SORE WE WERE HURTING.
AT THAT TIME MY NAME WAS ADELE MASON, IT WAS ABOUT 1945 OR 46.
HOPE EVERYONE IS DOING OK AND JUST WANTED TO LET YOU KNOW I STILL REMEMBER HOWE AND YOU AND DR. TODD.
DELL BURKE
Shannon Yowell
January 16, 2010
Joy,
I was sorry to learn of your father's passing. I remember the few times I saw him, he was always smiling and cracking jokes. (You obviously inherited his sense of humor!)
My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.
Stephen Wiley
January 16, 2010
To Glen, Joy, and Gail,
Time separated us, but as a child I remember many visits to your home. I remember your father as a much older cousin who had a wonderful sense of humor and many stories to tell, get him and his brother Jack in the same place and laughter was the rule. As you walk through the valley of shadow we pray that God's comforting spirit will lift you up and heal your hearts. God be with you, Stephen and Sylvia Wiley
STAN BALDERSON
January 16, 2010
I WILL ALWAYS BE GRATEFUL TO MR. TODD. FOR HE WAS INSTRUMENTAL IN STARTING AND ADVANCING MY PUBLIC SERVICE CAREER. HIS KIND HELP AND GOOD ADVICE WILL ALWAYS BE REMEMBERED. A. HOWE TODD WAS TRULY A VIRGINIA GENTLEMAN.
January 15, 2010
I will always remember your magic tricks and waltz lessons at the farm:):)
Thank you for all the memories.
My thoughts and prayers to everyone who knew him.
Love,
Emily
Marilyn Peace
January 15, 2010
Glen, Joy and Gail,
Your father was very close to
my heart. I always enjoyed
having him in my dance classes.
My memories of him
and Joyce will remain with
me forever. He was a great
dancer. I loved teaching him
through the years. Howe was
one of my favorites! Such a
great loss for everyone. Most
of all, you, his children. He
was always smiling and he still
is...now he is with Joyce..
dancing among the stars!!!!
His Dance Instructors
Marilyn Peace and Jeff Campbell
Mike Snare
January 15, 2010
Glen, Joy and Gail;
You father was very special to me and a man I admired greaty. I think of him often as raise my own children and hope to be the man or father he was. I am very sorry for your loss and really the loss to everyone he has touched.
Love,
Mike Snare
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