Todd & I became close friends after his mother passed away. Until I moved back to Green Bay in 2003, we went to lots & lots of Twins games & concerts together. He was even brave enough to take me to a Packer/Vikings game even though I'm a die hard Packer fan. Last time I saw Todd was in 2005 when my daughter & I visited the cities & we met him at a Twins game. I've thought of him often & looked forward to going back to the cities & seeing a game with him at Target Field. I was happy to hear that he was living near family & had a good life. Rest in peace Todd. I know we will meet again.

Todd-
   I still wake up everyday hoping I'll see you in my moms basement doing laundry when I go over there. Its just unreal, and I wish it were a bad dream. I feel very blessed to have been such a big part of your life the last 6+ years. I will remember the Gopher Volleyball games we went too, the numerous trips to the grocery store and so much more. You were more to me then just a cousin, your were a brother :) I will miss the way you were so selfless, and cared more about others then you did yourself at times. I would give anything back to have you here today with us all...I love you and will miss you beyond words.
XOXO

Todd was a friend to all he came in contact with.  He had a smile that would not stop and a heart of gold.  We talked not to long ago and said we needed to get together...that day never happened.  I am sorry we were not able to see each other.  Todd I can still see you at the table sitting in Mrs. Roth's classroom.  You were always so happy and happy to chat with whoever was in the room, even a freshman..... I was so blessed that we met and had such a great friendship through high school and even after. As we got older and moved on we still talked but not as often as we could have.  Your life was cut short way too soon.  May you rest in peace my friend.   You Will be missed!

Oh Todd why did you have to go! You needed to see the new stadium!! I will always remember you taking me to the bears games every year! You were so generous to take me!! I have so many regrets that we lost touch over the past few years.. I'm crying and really missing you my friend right now! I know you will see my dad in heaven please tell him hi for me and he will talk sports with you all day!! You know he loved the twins too! I can't wait to see a memorial placque at target field in your name!!!  I'll miss you my friend and will always remember your positive attitude thru all of life's hardships! May God bless you and May perpetual light shine upon you may you rest in peace amen

Todd worked at Muscle Bound Bindery for 29 years. November 26, 2014 it would have been 30 years. Todd was a good worker and new the equipment well. 

I the years that I knew Todd I came to find out that he loved his sports teams. It did not matter if it was the Twins, Vikings, or Gophers, they all had his support. With his sports teams Todd was always an optimist. It did not matter how bad they played they were always going to do better next year. I always enjoyed talking to Todd about sports. 

Todd will be missed by all people here at Muscle Bound Bindery. He had a lot of friends here, and he will not be forgotten.

Gary Hansen
President
Muscle Bound Bindery

I've worked with Todd for 20 years, and I'll miss our afternoon conversations in the lunchroom before the start of his shift. It's going to be strange walking in there and not seeing his smile and hearing him say 'Hello' to me.  He was a nice guy, and always fun to talk with, and he's gone way too soon.  My thoughts and prayers are with your family.  Todd will be missed by everyone who knew him.

Todd was a dedicated employee and a good man, he will be deeply missed at Muscle Bound Bindery.  He held a positive outlook and we could always count on Todd to show up early and give us the local sports report.  We are saddened by this sudden loss.

Mike Welsch.

OBITUARY

Todd M. Fournier

October 22, 1964 – January 24, 2014

Kapala-Glodek Funeral Home

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