R. Todd Lappin

I was looking for a man named Todd Lappin, and found this Guestbook. I am deeply struck by the Wonderful Life a boy named Todd lived after we departed our cabin the end of summer 1946-48 at Camp Strongheart in Woodruff on Lake Tomahawk....oh, those were the days we learned about life and the world we were born into. I have never forgotten those days thanks to my many pictures captured on my Brownie camera and still view at times like this. How truly innocent, happy, a full of energy we all...

To the Lappin family-I will miss Todd -people like him made the world a beatiful and a better place. He was a special man-I was lucky I met him and knew him- he made a diffrece in my life- Wishing you peace and comfort.

Laura and Kathy, my heart goes out to you both and your family. Todd was the best boss that I ever had the priviledge of working for. He taught me that we can run a company and have fun doing so. I have missed the times that we had together, and will always remember Lappin Electric and the wonderful Lappin family!

Farewell old friend. I remember seeing the first TV set ever in your basement rec room. I think it was mostly Tom Mix westerns, Lenny Dee 3-minute songs, and test patterns.
Always full of cheer and good humor, you were an inspiration. I will miss you and your wonderful spirit.

Muriel, Kathy, Laura, Gary, and Michael-
I'm so sorry to hear of Todd's passing. I have a lot of great memories of the years I worked at Lappin Lighting. My thoughts and prayers are with you all.

Mike and family,

While I didn't know Todd directly, based on knowing you I'm can tell he was a good man and will be dearly missed. My thoughts are with you and your families.

Dear Muriel and Family,
Your husband and father was a very special man to many of the nurses who cared for him at the UW Cancer Center. I will miss him and his visits that we had. He brought a bright smile and a hug every time he came to clinic. My thoughts and prayers to all of you. He was one of a kind and it was an honor to know and care for him.

My deepest sympathy to all...especially sister Sue...we all grew up together and Todd was always a happy, smiling young guy. Having lost my brother Jeff I feel Sue's loss of her brother. Grief is a journey and I wish al of you the ability to focus on all the great experiences and gifts that Todd had and shared.
Sending you all light and love, Barbara Posner Ward

Dear Lappin Families,
My thoughts and prayers are with you during this time of sorrow. Todd was a wonderful boss and friend for many years I worked for him at Lappin Electric in Milwaukee and I will always treasure my fond memories of him, it was a pleasure coming to work because he was so friendly with me, I will truly miss him.