Donald S. Todd

I taught at Arcola Intermediate School with Don for 10 years. As a computer teacher, I taught Microsoft Office skills as it was integrated into the curriculum. Don was the key person who helped create history databases for students to search. He was a lifelong learner, eagerly embracing new ideas. He was an inspiration to me. His enthusiasm for history and its importance in today's world was a great lesson for me in my work, helping me create computer curriculum that was interesting and...

I worked with Don Todd at Arcola School for 10 years. I think his key to long life was to be a lifelong learner. I learned so much from him. Teaching Microsoft Office skills, I integrated lessons into the curriculum. He readily embraced this new technology and became a key source of information to help teach students database skills through his history classes. I enjoyed working with him. Sandy Dounce

I knew Don in his retirement through Nancy 's Whitemarsh AAUW book group. I loved his enthusiism for learning and his joy in music making. I miss them both. My condolences to his family.

As the days and weeks pass, and as you return to life's routine, may you continue to feel comforted by the love and support of family and friends. Please take comfort in the words found at 2nd Thessalonians 2:16,17.

I had Mr Todd in high school at Methacton. He was a good teacher and kind man.

Mr Todd was my teacher at Worcester School pre Methacton. We had wonderful teachers in a simpler world and I am thankful for them all. We learned a lot. Mr. Todd also taught my husband at Methacton as well as my son. Rest in peace.