McCann, Todd Matthew age 52 passed away unexpectedly on May 12, 2018. He resided in Killingworth, CT and South Chatham, MA, formerly of Brooklyn Park, MN. He graduated from Osseo Senior High and the University of Connecticut. He is survived by his wife Laurie, son Matthew, daughter Lauren, parents Terry and Joanne McCann, brother Mark (Beth) McCann, sister Julie (Adam) Dodge, nieces Molly, Emma, Kori, nephew Patrick and many special extended family and friends. Todd, a landscape architect loved plants and flowers and enjoyed working in his yard especially at their Cape Cod home. He will be greatly missed.”
Todd and I grew up not very far from each other on either side of Edgewood Elementary school. We hung out together in junior high and a bit in early high school. It was with Todd that I had my first real experience with alcohol (and no it was not a disaster)! I will never forget that!
I remember that Todd had a great sense of humor and was a lot of fun to hang out with.
Todd was trustworthy and always friendly. He treated me and everyone else with whom I watched him interact with warmth and kindness. This world could use more people like Todd.
I am sorry to hear he passed away. Rest in peace my friend.
Mark Vettleson
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“Todd Matthew McCann
McCann, Todd Matthew age 52 passed away unexpectedly on May 12, 2018. He resided in Killingworth, CT and South Chatham, MA, formerly of Brooklyn Park, MN. He graduated from Osseo Senior High and the University of Connecticut. He is survived by his wife Laurie, son Matthew, daughter Lauren, parents Terry and Joanne McCann, brother Mark (Beth) McCann, sister Julie (Adam) Dodge, nieces Molly, Emma, Kori, nephew Patrick and many special extended family and friends. Todd, a landscape architect loved plants and flowers and enjoyed working in his yard especially at their Cape Cod home. He will be greatly missed.”
Todd and I grew up not very far from each other on either side of Edgewood Elementary school. We hung out together in junior high and a bit in early high school. It was with Todd that I had my first real experience with alcohol (and no it was not a disaster)! I will never forget that!
I remember that Todd had a great sense of humor and was a lot of fun to hang out with.
Todd was trustworthy and always friendly. He treated me and everyone else with whom I watched him interact with warmth and kindness. This world could use more people like Todd.
I am sorry to hear he passed away. Rest in peace my friend.