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1964
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2021
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Todd Bissonnette Obituary
Besides his mother he is survived by a son, Dylan and a daughter, Cheyenne, a brother, Daniel and his wife Brenda Bissonnette and a sister, Jackie and her husband Scott Ammerman, nieces and nephews, Neil, Eric, Brooke and Cooper, plus many Aunts, Uncles and cousins.
Friends may call at Dunn Funeral Home, 191 West St., Bristol on Saturday, May 22, 2021 from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m.
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Herman Hussman Jr.
May 9, 2023
God Bless
Todd is in a better place now
Herman J Hussman
May 22, 2021
Todd and I met not that long ago, but in that time my life changed forever as well as my wife's. We met in Avon doing sheetrock work at an Old farm, and that's how it started. Since that time we grew into being good friends, a brother, then family. We as a family did everything together. He and I knew more about each other than anyone could imagine. He protected my family and most of all respected everyone. He touched our life's and souls. Todd's life should be in a book. He saved my life one time from being badly burned in a backyard fire. To all of you reading this, we laughed more than I had ever in my life. We fought, yelled at each other, argued, drove my wife nuts. Where ever we went we touched so many lives with laughter and by the end of the day we would laugh and joke til we cried, literally. He had an unconditional love for all of our family. He cherised my step daughters Valerie and Sabrina, my son Rik, daughter Jenna, all of our grandchildren, but most of all was my wife Esperanza (Epi). He blessed the ground she walked on, and loved her cooking.
Buddy you left us to soon.
I don't go a day without you on my mind.
Love Herman
Jeffrey F. Meyer and the Staff of Dunn Funeral Home
May 13, 2021
Offering our deepest condolences during this difficult time.
Mark
May 13, 2021
Todd’s gonna be missed! Todd was happy and joking around all the time he was a great worker. RIP brother!
Very sorry for the family!
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