R. Todd Torok

I was born in Cook County Hospital in Chicago Illinois and raised the first 12 years of my life in a small Midwestern town called Prospect Heights, a northwest suburb of Chicago. In the summer of 1972, my father took a job in the RV industry and moved our family to Elkhart IN. The house we moved into, which was on the west side of Elkhart, was in a subdivision called Oak Manor which was, coincidentally, right next door to the Torok family. I will never forget the very first friend I made...

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I worked with Todd as a Wedding DJ. He was an amazing man. I am so sorry.

wow, for whatever reason i thought of r todd the other morning and decided to see if i could find him. one month to the date after my heart attack his came. i am devastated. nearly every song i listen to still today has his face associated with it - after 30 years of having lost touch. i was his roommate during his last year at northwestern. todd, the old picts and memories have never left me and never will. bless your big heart!

Dear Shauna: I had no idea. I called Todd's cell today to wish him a Happy Birthday and learned it was disconnected. I then called the home number I had and that too was not working. OMG, I am so sorry. And shocked. "Todd Boy" was a great friend, and one of the best men I ever had the pleasure of knowing. I'm stunned, absolutely stunned....

Shauna, Dick, Joan, Stetson and CC, (in the order of meeting you) -As you know Todds charm and bigger than life persona reached so many people. His not being here will probably continue to unimaginable indefinitely. On this fathers day, I am praying, crying and sending my deep love for you all.

Working and playing with Todd are some of my fondest and beloved memories of life. I'm heartbroken, totally heartbroken. I feel for his family and send them much love and condolences.

It is May 29th, 2011 at 7:33 am and as I lay awake in bed this Memorial day weekend on a Sun lit Sunday morning, my heart aches knowing that I can't talk to you my friend. I wonder how many things will be less bright because you are not here, the stage, the restaurant, the sidewalk, that ridiculous lobby for the performing arts called WME. I do know however how many hundreds of good times, thousands of hearts you have touched, and endless smiles and laughter you have brought to us all. I...