Perrin Todd

I often think back to our times together as crazy teenagers growing up in a turbulent time. Rest in peace, my brother. Hope to see you again someday.

My family continues to honor Perrin's beautiful photo of the late Stewart Spragins with his beloved three dogs He was an amazing person, artist and treasured memory.

Perrin took an amazing photo of my late husband and his beloved Springers! He came to our home and really captured the essence of Stewart and the home which he loved! Today, two years after Stewart's death, that photo is an essential and permanent place in the home ----a daily reminder of our special Stewart ---produced by a very special man, Perrin. I hope Perrin's family is doing well ----thank you for allowing us to again pay tribute to Perrin.
Elizabeth Spragins

It is with great sadness that we have learned of Perrin's passing. It is difficult to comprehend that it was only a few short weeks ago when visiting the USA from Australia that we called in to visit Perrin and Donna Marie at Black Mountain. We thought of Perrin as a gentle soul. He was a beautiful man with a gorgeous wife and son. It didn't take much to see that he adored them and they him. Our thoughts are with you Donna Marie and Torey. Love to you both. Lorene and Ian Bullivant,...

To The Perrin Todd Family,

I'am very sorry about your loss. The Bible tells us at Isaiah 29:8,9 that death will be swallowed up and there will be no more tears.

Condolences, H. Grant, South Carolina

I was shocked and saddened to find out about Perrin. Perrin and I were next-door-neighbors on Kearney in Memphis for a couple of years back in the 80's and also became friends. We hooked bak up on fb, and though we didn't communicate much, I enjoyed trading that same sense of humor and joy for life through our emails that was always Perrin. I remember that Perrin was deeply knowledgeable about many things and just had this great enthusiasm for life. Perrin Todd, what a decent wonderful human...

In high school in Florence Perrin and I spent hours in band playing french horn, and weekends stomping in the woods. These were great times we spent together, and all I can say is "Thanks, Friend!"

We were so sorry to hear about Perin. We send our deepest sympathies to you all. (The Akers family from Florence)

To Taylor and the entire Todd family, you are all in our prayers at Second Church, Roanoke.