Ronald Todd Milsap

vbTo describe Todd is no easy task. There is simply no one like him. He was a force of nature, the likes of which this world will never see again. Unique is not a big enough word to describe him. He was creative, loving, eccentric and very funny. His colorful sense of humor, quick wit and knack for one-liners would leave your sides hurting from laughing so hard. And he laughed often. If you knew Todd you probably spent a good portion of your time with him cracking up at the absurdity of life. He was a dare devil and thrill seeker from birth. His patient and generous parents put up with roof top pool jumps, motorcycles, go-carts, enormous half pipes in their yard (more than a few injuries) and the constant horde of teenagers enjoying them. A great cook, he hosted epic parties and loved nothing more than spending time with friends and family. He adored his children and encouraged them to be as unique as they wanted to be. Boating, fishing, camping, shopping and big fuzzy hats were probably his top 5 faves. Not necessarily in that order.

He worked as a concert promotor with his friend Leon Jackson in his early career before going on to spend the rest of his career in production management for his father, Ronnie Milsap.

He is survived by his parents, Ronnie and Joyce Milsap, Wife Yogi Milsap, children and bonus children, Kye Milsap, Mya Milsap, Wyler Milsap, Asher Milsap, Susy Jones, Victoria Piller and Zy Gagne, cousins, Allyson Reeves-Land, Jessi Shaw, Will Stone, Adam Stone, Uncle and Aunt Dr. Roy and Kay Powell, cousins Josh Powell, Lindsay Attaway, Andrew Powell, Uncle and Aunt Donald and Brenda Reeves, Gyna Milsap and Chad Thomas cousins Kim Campbell, Donna Atkins, Donnie Reeves, Paula Reeves, Aunt Mary Ruth Reeves, cousins Carol Cosgrove, Lynn Davis, Lisa Eure, Kelly Reeves, Dee Reeves, Tracy Waggoner and many other relatives and friends. He is preceded in death by Grandparents Lewis and Pauline Reeves, Uncles Dennis Reeves, Billy Reeves and Terry Reeves. Special love and thanks to Gyna Milsap and Chad Thomas.

Join us to celebrate the life of this truly one-of-a-kind man. A gathering of friends and family will be held on Tuesday February 26 from 4-7 at Woodlawn-Roesch-Patton Funeral Home. A celebration of life to be held at 2:30 pm at Woodlawn's Dignity Hall on Wednesday. Please visit our online obituary at woodlawn-roesch-pattonfh.com

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