Todd Wasserman

Grief can be so hard, but our special memories help us cope. Remembering my brother Todd, may our memories be a blessing for all

Dear Amy and Derek,
I was a colleague of your father when we worked together at the National Cancer Institute. Whenever I came to St Louis for a meeting, I slept in the basement bedroom of your home. Your father and I attended many meetings together throughout the country. When my wife died of cancer, your father was a wonderful friend to me.

Dr. John S. Penta
Yorba Linda, CA

Dear Amy and Derek,
We recently learned of your loss. We were so sorry to hear that Todd had passed away. It is hard to lose parents and you have our deepest sympathy.
We send our love,
Lanie and Steve

I will miss by cousin he was well loved!!

I got to know Todd many years ago when I was the staff and he was an active participant with the JCC's Dad and I program. He was a lot of fun and devoted to his kids. He was also very modest about his work. My deepest sympathy.

I grew up two houses away from Todd, and my family and siblings and I spent many a holiday with his family. I still remember exactly what Amy and Derek looked like and the many fun times we had growing up together over the years. My heart is with you both. You are in my prayers. I love you and wish I could be with you. Sarah Hobson

Todd was a dear cousin of mine. We had some very good times together when we were young and some memorable times together as we got older. I will miss him.

I was very sad to hear of this news. Todd passed at way too young an age. He was a giant in the field and it was a pleasure to work with him and be guided by his deep knowledge of radiation medicine.

Todd was a wonderful person and a great friend. Toni and I will miss him greatly