Todd Lund Stone

He was born on September 2nd in Millcreek to Annabelle Lund and Lewis Stone, both of whom preceded him in death.

He is survived by many cousins and extended family as well as his daughters, Brittney (Daniel), Brooklynn (Blake), and Brylee (Rico), and grandchildren. He valued the time he spent with them and did everything he could to make their dreams come true. 

Todd graduated from Weber State University with a bachelor's in Accounting. He worked hard for many years at the Utah State Tax Commission and eventually retired at a local phone company, Quest. 

Throughout his life, Todd was known for his kindness and service to others.  He served an LDS mission in Australia loving and serving the people, who forever loved him and stayed connected. He was also known for always offering a helping hand to anyone in need. He was knowledgeable about many construction topics and loved to solve problems and thought about how things worked. 

Family was always important to Todd. Being an only child, he loved and greatly valued all the time spent with his many cousins. Later in life, he devoted several years caring for his mother and kept her active by getting out to visit with their many friends and family. It was always important to him that good memories were made and those he loved had a joyous life. 

In his free time, he enjoyed working with his hands, golfing, fishing, having outdoor adventures and spending time with family. Going to the theater was one of his favorite pastimes. His last Christmas was spent going to his favorite show, “The Forgotten Carols” with his grandchildren. He enjoyed spending time teaching others as well, such as building a bird house for the front porch, creating leather belts, and various home construction tasks. He loved to take on a challenge and help others learn new things. His memory will continue to live on through his family and the many lives he touched.

A celebration of life will be held at 3750 S Hillside Ln - Millcreek on Saturday March 21.  Family is asked to arrive at 11am for a memorial and friends are welcome to attend a viewing and celebrate his life at 12pm. The burial will be at Wasatch Lawn at 2pm. 

The family appreciates the love and support shown during this difficult time.