Richard Todd Reynolds

It´s hard to believe it has been a year since Todd´s passing He will always be missed and remembered.
I enjoyed working with Todd at Walmart #1626. Rest In Peace.

I grew up with Todd in an idyllic neighborhood called Northampton. We attended grade school and middle school together. I saw him often in the neighborhood. What I remember is that Todd was always a sweet guy. We became friends, as did all the kids in Northampton. One of the joys of being his friend was watching him skate. I remember when he and Karen were skating for a spot on the Olympic team, and I called my mom into the room to watch. Todd had such an elegance about him when he skated. We reconnected after I moved back to Houston, and found at the time we only lived literally 5 minutes away from each other. We rekindled our friendship and it never went away. I kept in touch with Todd, even after he moved and married Angie. My heart goes out Angie, and she and I have talked. She knows how much of a special person Todd was in my life. He is missed every single day.

I knew Todd from Sharpstown Ice Center in the very early 1980s and greatly looked up him. In fact, I skated on a pair of gold blades that he grew out of and gifted to me.

Richard Gilstrap

I am very sorry to hear that Todd passed away. I can see him working hard on the ice when we were young, making us laugh with Joel McKeever off ice, and being kind to all of us skaters. I am happy he had the ability to continue his career and reach the skating success that he did, and I know he was so proud of what he had accomplished and it was a strong part of his identity. May he rest in peace xxoo Renee Starnes Nickell

Todd will be greatly missed by his coworkers at Walmart #1626.
He was kind and considerate to all
I will always remember Todd Reynolds.
Condolences to Angie and family