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BORN
1954
DIED
2024
Todd Yeoman Obituary
Todd was born in Salt Lake City, Utah to Paul Edwin Yeoman and Charlene Kay Dory. His family moved to California in 1965 where they eventually settled in Auburn. Todd graduated from Placer High in 1973. He became a plumber, and later in life a realtor. He was a beloved Son, Friend, Husband, Father, and Grandfather, known for generosity, friendship, and putting family first.
Todd loved camping, fishing, vegetable gardening, football and motorsports. He enjoyed spending time with people he cared about, especially his boys and grandkids and long-time friends.
In August 2023 Todd was diagnosed with Stage 4 prostate cancer which had metastasized to the bones. After a hard-fought battle, he passed away peacefully in his sleep at home on November 15th of 2024.
Todd is survived by his 2 sons, Ryan Wade Yeoman and Robert Wayne Yeoman as well as seven grandchildren, Emma, Paige, Hannah, Colton, Lily, Kieran and Dean. Todd was preceded in death by his parents, Paul and Charlene Yeoman.
A Memorial Service to honor Todd Yeoman's memory will be held in the spring in his hometown. Details will be posted to his Facebook page and will also be posted in this publication at that time. Anyone interested in being notified about the service, or anyone who has photos or stories to share please email [email protected]
Todd was a kind, loving man who touched countless lives and will be remembered fondly by all who had the privilege to know him.
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Scot Johnston
February 7, 2025
I was fortunate to have Todd as a close friend for many years from high school on. During those years following high school we deer hunted, went frog gigging and camping to name a few activities we enjoyed together. Unfortunately neither one of us took any pictures of our activities so great memories is all I have to reflect on those great times. Todd was an awesome friend and confidant and I will truly miss his friendship. My condolences to his family and you are all in my prayers. The last few years of Todd´s life we talked often on the phone and one thing that was perfectly clear to me was he adored his family and he felt truly blessed in that regard.
Sincerely, Scot Johnston
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