Todd H. Templeton

Shirley, Bob and family, I am so sorry to hear of the passing of Todd. I didn't know Todd but after reading his friend Stephen's entry in the guest book I feel I've been given a glimpse into what a wonderful young man you raised. Until you are reunited with your beloved son and all those who have passed on, may God grant you some measure of comfort.

Thank you SO much to all our family and friends that were able to attend Todd's service, for the cards, well wishes and for leaving memories here. We are very sorry that we were not able to visit with more of you after the church service. We will always love and miss you Todd!

Robert and Shirley Templeton (Mom and Dad)
Melinda, Tim, Colin and Lindsay Palmer

Wow, how heart warming to come here and read all these amazing things about my cousin!!! Thanks to everyone who took the time to write to the family. In addition to all the wonderful things you all knew of Todd, I wanted to share some info you might not have known... Todd was the only male cousin on the Templeton side, he had 5 girl cousins to deal with. Todd and Melinda got to grow up around Heather and Pam, however my sister Debbie and I always lived elsewhere since our Dad was in the Air...

To the Templeton Family my deepest condolences and sympathy. The last time Todd and I spoke was high school so the news came as a shock to me. He was a good man and we had many memorable times together. I'm sure he will be missed by many. You are in my prayers!

Todd,

In playing against you as a coach and coaching against you, the passion of the game of hockey you brought to all the players you were in contact with will be something I'll never forget. You made it fun and enjoyable and I idolized that. May god bless you, your family. RIP Todd!

To the Templeton Family,
I just learned of Todd's passing and am very sorry for your loss. It's been a very long time so I'm not sure if you'll remember me but my brother and I played youth hockey w/Todd many years ago. He was a good friend and teammate back then and it sounds like that continued throughout his too short life. I am sorry for your loss. God Bless.

Todd rest in peace. You will always be remembered for the compassionate person you are. You were always there for my daughter at the rink. You will be missed

It was 1972, and I was six years old when I moved to Merrall Dr. in Clifton Park. New home, new school and a whole new neighborhood full of kids I did not know.
As a young boy your world is turned upside down when your parents bring you to a new place to live. I can remember feeling sad, lonely and out of place when we first moved in.
But those feelings did not last long because soon after, I met Todd.
Todd only lived three houses away, so in a very short time we became best...

Always a friend and gentleman who wanted to know "How are the kids?" and "how is the team?" I always looked forward to learning from him during conversations at SCRF. He was a friend,teacher, coach and proud father. Thank you to his family for sharing him with the hockey community. We are all better having Todd in our lives. My family's prayers are with you.