Robert Todd

Bob, Bill, and Betty meant a lot to my mother Annabelle. Words can not express them adequately. Am glad my wife Valerie and son Steve were able to meet Bob. They know he is the reason I am a huge MLB fan. Bob and I shared moments of fun talking baseball and serious times talking life. I looked up to him as a mentor. Looking forward to the planned celebration of life. Allen Stockdale

I would like to echo my brother Allen’s thoughts on the Todd kids. They did mean alot to my Mother. They were a very special niece & very special nephews to her. They are very polite, kind and generous. My earliest memories are of them babysitting me and my siblings. Bob and his siblings helped out my parents and their young family in many ways. I always looked up to them as older cousins, but felt as equals when I was around them. My best memories of Bob are his iconoclastic sense of humor and his laugh. His intelligence and quick wit always made me laugh. Thank you Bob for being a part of my very early years. You had a good influence on my life. I do appreciate it. Condolences to Colette, Rena, Bill & Bruce Terry Stockdale

Upon hearing of my Uncle Bob's passing I immediately thought of two special memories from my childhood, on visits to Billings to see him, Colette, and Rena. I attended my first professional baseball game (Billings Mustangs) and garnered my first foul ball, after it hit Uncle Bob in the shoulder and we scrambled to grab it before the ball rolled down the aisle. I still have that ball. Then when I was in high school, he arranged an opportunity for me to shoot baskets at Metra Park between state tournament basketball games, where he worked at that time. He knew I loved basketball and the opportunity to shoot baskets on that court was pretty special. RIP Uncle Bob. My sincere condolences to Colette and Rena. Pete Van Mullem (sister Betty's son)