Jeffrey M. Todd

Jeffrey Todd Obituary

JEFFREY M. TODD (Age 49)
Died on Sunday, July 31, 2011. Born in Pittsburgh, PA to Mr. James B. and Margaret A. Todd, Jeff was a prominent Mount Vernon, Virginia businessman, philanthropist, and community leader. He was the president of Todd Family Restaurants, a family-owned business that owned and operated Roy Rogers Restaurants for more than 25 years. He is survived by his beloved wife Becky; two daughters, Kimberly and Hannah; a sister, Judi Todd Darnell of Alexandria, VA; brother, Jim Todd of Dumfries, VA and a step-mother, Bernice Moen Todd of Williamsburg, VA. Relatives and friends may call at Jefferson Funeral Chapel, 5755 Castlewellan Dr., Alexandria, VA on Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. and also on Friday from 10 to 11 a.m. at Good Shepherd Catholic Church, 8710 Mt. Vernon Highway, Alexandria, VA where a Mass of Christian Burial will follow at 11 a.m. Interment Mt. Comfort Cemetery.In lieu of flowers, the family is requesting that donations be made out to Mount Vernon Majors Football Boosters c/o Burke & Herbert Bank, 8738 Cooper Road, Alexandria, VA 22309.

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Published by The Washington Post on Aug. 3, 2011.

Memories and Condolences
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12 Entries

Carm Dexter

February 20, 2013

I only learned today that Jeffrey had passed, which came as a complete shock to me. Afterward, I went to a park and gazed out at the water, pondering the traumatic effect on his loved ones. I said a prayer for the Todd family.....and hope that the beautiful remembrances of his life with you will bring you some measure of comfort. I knew him from Roy Rogers restaurant on RTE 1. He was a really great guy!

Carmela Dexter

February 20, 2013

I just learned today of Jeffrey's death - and this news made my heart so sad. I drove to a park and sat for a long time looking out upon the water and thinking of Jeffrey and what a profound loss his family must feel. As a longtime Roy Roger's restaurant patron, I found him to always exemplify the characteristics of a wonderful, caring person. To see him in the restaurant was an extra-special treat!!

mike bohnke

January 29, 2013

Today, I fealt a shadow across my heart as I googled your name . Across almost 20 years and 1100 miles I leapt to find that you and your great dad,Jim,had left us. Thank you for hiring me to work for you all those years ago and my condolences to your lovely family.

August 5, 2011

I am a regular at the Rodger's resturant in Manchester Lakes. Jeff was always so pleasant. R.I.P.

Mary Anne Graham
Springfield VA

Diane Davis

August 5, 2011

I met Jeff through our children. Becky was a classmate of one of my daughters. What a great man. I will never forget seeing his smiling face at all the Roy Rogers Hayfield fundraisers.

A fantastic father, friend and he will be so missed. Heaven has gotten a wonderful Angel. Diane Davis

Beth Purdy

August 5, 2011

To the Todd family,
My heart goes out to the family of Jeff. I got to meet him at the Roy Rogers in Springfield he was there I think for the anniversary of Roy Rogers just a kind and genuine guy anyone would love to meet. Always smiling and talking to all the customers. Jeff will me missed by many people.

William & Phyllis Pallister

August 4, 2011

With sympathy to the Todd family

John Castillo

August 4, 2011

Jeff was a friend, fellow Good Shepherd parishoner,and sports fan. His contributions to the Mt. Vernon Community, and local little league sports will always be remembered. Thoughts, and prayers to Becky, Kim, and Hannah. Will miss you Big Guy.

John, Maria, Sophia, and Josh

The Castillo Family

Kristy Klinar

August 3, 2011

Becky, This whole week I've been telling my friends the funny story about how you & Jeff met in the Roy Rogers drive-thru. I know this is the worst of times, but try to remember the happy times and the wonderful life you created & shared. May those memories comfort you. Tell them over & over to your girls to keep Jeff's spirit in their lives.

mark

August 3, 2011

I didn't know Jeff really well, nor did I know him for a long time. But Jeff was one of those rare individuals who, the first time you meet him, you think to yourself "what a great guy!"

I'll never forget him, and I extend my deepest sympathies and best wishes to the whole family.

George O'Quinn

August 3, 2011

Jeff was a good man. There is simply no way to emphasize that enough.
I met Jeff through the Mount Vernon Lee Chamber of Commerce. It did not take me long to realize how important he was to our community. His commitment to his people, to service and to quality in his restaurants was matched with his firm commitment to give back to his community. And he did so in droves. His self deprecating humor masked his real role in our community. Jeff always referred to himself as "just a burger guy". He was so much more. Goodness is contagious and Jeff spread it from High School Booster to Chamber of Commerce to Church to friends and so much more. He wanted to be perfect at everything and it was that constant battle for perfection that energized him.
Our community grieves. We shall miss him dearly.

Russ Robertson

August 2, 2011

Todd Family, our thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.

Rus,Jennifer,Tyler and Katelyn Robertson

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