Brendan Thomas O'Toole

pedicabber

To the O'Toole Family-
I knew Brendan from the caddie yard at Winged Foot. Many an afternoon were spent talking about the culture of the day. Golf, basketball, religion, politics,in the mid to late 90's. His advice was cherished as well as his memory. Brendan, till we putt again, Gods speed. RIP

My condolences to the entire O'Toole family. I am saddened by the passing of Brendan. I knew him from the caddie yard of Winged Foot. I will miss seeing him in the city. Rest in Peace Brendan.

Martin Collins

My condolences to all of the O'Toole's in the loss of Brendan. Although I left White Plains many years ago, I'll always remember the basketball loving O'Toole family, I was a classmate of Robert's at OLS. May his memory remain bright with you always.

Sincerely,
Ann Calbi Alley

To the O'Toole Family,
As a friend & schoolmate of Robert and a frequent visitor to the O'Toole home in the '60's and '70's, I remember Brendan as the out-going, gentleman athlete. We was a role model to follow, thankfully. My sincerest condolences to the O'Toole family.

Brendan was two years ahead of me at Stepinac and started on the great basketball teams at Stepinac during the mid 70's.
I always looked up to him which wasn't difficult because he was always very kind and nice to everyone. He was friends and classmates with my brother Michael B Finn who recently passed on as well. I will hit my knees and say a prayer for Brendan tonight, God Bless him now and always!
Bill Finn/
Stepinac Class of 1976

Brendan was a friend and a fellow pedicab driver in New York City. He was enthusiastic and good-hearted. We will all miss him. My condolences to the family. RIP. Yves.

Brendan was the first guy I met when I moved to WP in 1966, and was the best friend you could ever imagine, especially as the new kid in town. And through him, I met a wonderful family that changed my life. And those great hoop games went on and on... Peace Brendan and OTs.