Todd Feltz

April 13, 1959 - March 7, 2025

Todd Feltz, 65, of Omaha, Nebraska, passed away on Friday, March 7, 2025, surrounded by his loving family after a courageous battle with cancer. He fought valiantly through his illness over the past few years, showing unwavering strength and resilience until the end.

He is preceded in death by his father, Merlin P. "Bud" Feltz and mother, Janet Regnier.

Todd leaves behind his devoted wife, Amy Feltz, and their three children: Ryan Feltz (Andrea), Jenny Feltz, and Damon Feltz (Matthew Tymrakiewicz). He was a proud and loving grandfather to his five grandchildren: Madison, Delaney, Kennedy, Kenley, and Vivian. He is also survived by his loving brothers and sisters, Lisa Sefcik (Tom), Cherie Short (Dale), Dan Feltz (Julie), and Steve Feltz (Amy) and their many children, Todd's nieces and nephews.

Known for his quick wit, infectious charm, and keen sense of humor, Todd made a lasting impact on everyone he touched. He was widely recognized for his sharp business acumen while founding and growing a successful financial planning firm in Omaha, and guiding countless families to secure their futures. Beyond his professional success, Todd's legacy of Christian stewardship is something that will continue through his family, friends, and colleagues. He believed deeply in the values of generosity, kindness, and faith. These principles will live on in the hearts of those he leaves behind.

A visitation and prayer service will be held on Friday, March 14 at 5 p.m. at John A. Gentleman Funeral Home located at 1010 N. 72nd Street. Funeral services to be held Saturday, March 15 at 10:30 a.m. at St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church in Valley, Nebraska. In lieu of flowers memorials can be made in his honor at Catholic Charities or Peaceful Hearts Hospice.

Todd will be dearly missed, but his spirit, kindness, and legacy will remain with those who loved him.

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Published by Omaha World-Herald on Mar. 9, 2025.

Memories and Condolences
for Todd Feltz

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17 Entries

Sunday Jim

April 3, 2025

I produced a Sunday night radio show with Todd and Ron called Financial Focus on KFAB for around 5 years. Todd was a super nice guy. Great laugh and sense of humor. RIP

Jeanne Katelman

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Mark McCloud

March 21, 2025

God bless the soul of Todd Feltz.

Kelly Henry

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Nick Moore

March 14, 2025

Grief is the cost of having loved; Todd´s memory will have evoked so much grief by som many because he in equal measure loved and was loved. As he and Amy kept our family in their prayers in time our time of suffering so too shall we keep them in ours.

God bless you, Amy, for the love and kindness you have shown me and my family even as you and Todd endured your own battles. Thank you.

May light perpetual shine upon him.

Tom and Tami McNeil

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Cindy Auffart

March 12, 2025

Ryan and Family
I am so sad to hear\ of the loss of your father. You and your family are in my prayers.

PT Noonan

March 12, 2025

Todd was a high school classmate. His spirit lifted all around him in a way that made life more fun and hopeful. After one of our reunions years ago, I had the pleasure of riding with son Ryan for two hours to the Omaha airport. It was there I learned that Todd was also a wonderful father. My heart goes out to Amy, the children and grandchildren. May God hold the entire family closely at this time.

Sharon Wahl

March 10, 2025

Todd was a wonderful friend & adviser. He guided 2 novices through making sense of they had accumulated in stocks kept us from making big mistakes. My sympathies for your loss. Sharon Wahl

Martha Malone Starr

March 10, 2025

I´m deeply saddened to hear of Todd´s passing . I knew him in High school. I will always remember Todd as sharp and funny.His laughter and smile could light up a room. Rest in Peace

Tony Ancona

March 10, 2025

I had the pleasure of knowing Todd for many years. Very sad to hear of his passing. Prayers to the entire Feltz family. RIP Todd, you're gone far too soon.

Dan Gielow

March 10, 2025

I first met Todd as a client, but over time, he became so much more-a true friend. I feel blessed to have shared countless memories with Todd, Amy, and their extraordinary family. From trips to San Diego and Cabo to the many visits I made to Omaha, every moment was filled with joy. We golfed, shared incredible meals, and, most importantly, laughed together endlessly.

Todd was the kind of person you could always count on. He was consistent, fair, honest, and deeply caring. At work, he was a leader of leaders, inspiring his team with his integrity. But that same strength and character shone through in his role as a devoted family man and friend. His true essence is reflected in the remarkable family he leaves behind-a testament to the love and values he lived by.

The world lost a truly great soul this past week, and I will forever cherish the time I had with him. God Bless Amy, Ryan, Jenny, Damon, and the rest of the family. I will keep you all in my prayers.

Jerry and Janet Slusky

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Bill, Carrie, Brad & Sheli

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Janice Larsen

March 9, 2025

I first met Todd about 30 years ago at a presentation he did in regard to his financial investment firm. He was a a friend and will be missed.

David Nighthorse Nyquist

March 9, 2025

Todd was the first person I met in Mexico on my first lpl trip . He introduced Greg natdolollo and Rich Hollie, from then on we were all off to the races. We all went our own way but always came back to the group. When looking for us we were the loudest guys having the most fun in the middle of the bar. We took care of each other like brothers. Then there was gooldy who we played golf with but watched like an eagle. We loved each other and Todd was always our leader. A true friend that was never in question. Some times short bros would open their mouths but nothing that couldn´t be handled. Todd you will be missed we do truly love you, Nighthorse

Gil & Nina Head

March 9, 2025

Our condolences to Amy and family. Todd was a kind and generous friend. He will be missed, but never forgotten.

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