Dean Todd

I think of Col. Todd often. He meant so much to so many. What a great role model to all who aspire to be great leaders.
He always had time for you. Great men like him are few. I pray I see him again on angel’s wings. Peace.

Victoria, I was privileged to know Dean thru our membership in NACUC. I knew him as a thoughtful and caring person and as a credit union Chairman who always wanted to do what was in the best interest for his credit union members. My deepest sympathy to you and your family.
Sincerely, J. E. Toth, Chairman USX FCU Pittsburgh, Pa

Victoria, may the joy of the Lord be your strength as you embrace the beautiful memories of a beautiful marriage. Dean was God's chosen Hero who touched the lives of many with sincere love and respect. I will truly miss his kind, gentle and sweet spirit. To God be the Glory for blessing us with a godly man, a gentleman and a friend. Rest in peace, Dean. Rest in Peace.

My prayers are you and your family.my the Lord bless you all.

He was a great man and will truly be missed by many. He always would light up the room around him. I will miss his stories and great words of wisdom. Deepest sympathy goes out to his family.

To the family; Thank you for sharing such a precious member of your family with all of us. Jesus made him a member of Heaven's Royal family long ago. As a Prince in that realm, an heir to the riches of God's grace; Dean shared his riches with everyone he came in contact with. Always service before self! I will be forever grateful for the many golden nuggets of information, rich shining diamond smile along with help he bestowed and blessed me with. I was blessed to see this Angel in...

Victoria,
Dean was one of my oldest friends. When we reunited, he brought you! What an amazing example you both have made for others. My deepest sympathy for your and our loss.

I had no idea my dear friend "Sir Todd" accomplished so much during his life. He will be missed-I salute you! Richard A. Lane Sr.-USAF Ret.

Although, I have known of Col Todd for many years because of stature and reputation on Keesler AFB. It was during his fight through throat cancer that I expressed my admiration and he shared his testimony. But, it's has been the last 5 years that I can honestly say that I had the privilege of really getting to know him on a personal level. It was during Wednesday Night Bible studies that natured our friendship. I affectionly call him Col Dean and when ever we saw each other he would always...