Richard Todd Harmon

With heavy hearts and profound gratitude for a life well-lived, the family of Richard Todd Harmon announces his passing on September 26, 2026, at the age of 60. He passed away peacefully, surrounded by those who loved him most.

Born on October 10, 1965, in Paducah, KY, to Richard E. Harmon & Linda Harmon.

Todd lived a life defined by integrity, devotion, quiet strength, and an unwavering love for his family.

For 14 years, Todd shared a beautiful, enduring partnership with his beloved wife, Connie Harmon. Their marriage was a testament to love, mutual respect, trust, friendship, travel, and steady companionship, setting a lasting example for everyone around them. His fur babies Molly and Maggie that will miss him dearly.

As a step-father to Erica Kocher and Kevin Kocher, he gave unconditionally—offering guidance without judgment, a steady hand to hold, and a dependable presence for every milestone and quiet moment in between. His pride in his stepchildren was boundless, and the values he instilled in them will endure for generations.

Nothing, however, brought a brighter smile to his face than his role as "Grandpa" to Veronica White, Trinity White, and Marcus White. He always said, "I love those babies so much." He shared horse stories with them, serving as a constant source of stability and unconditional love. Whether cheering from the sidelines, watching or going to games to support his Kentucky Wildcats basketball and football teams, the Bucs games, baseball games ("Go Rays!"), or playing a game of pool, his time with his grandchildren provided everlasting memories.

Beyond his family, Todd was known for many qualities and passions. Horse racing was among the most prominent—watching his horse, "Mingle in Dingle," and participating in harness racing was in his blood; a history of Driving, owning, and training horses was his true passion in life. He was quick-witted, loved making outstanding steaks on the grill, was great at trivia, and possessed a generous heart and a true love of sports.

He was an amazing Pool Captain, also known as "El Captain"—the chant they used was: "Beast Mode!"

One of his 8 Ball pool teams placed 9th in the world in the Vegas competition!

He is survived by his devoted wife, Connie Harmon; his children, Erica Kocher, Trever Johnson, and Kevin Kocher; his grandchildren, Veronica White, Trinity White, and Marcus White; His mother-in-law Marilyn Dupuy; as well as extended family, his pool family, and all who were fortunate enough to know him.

In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in his honor to his surviving wife, Connie Harmon, or his beloved grandchildren.

He will be extremely missed, forever loved, and never forgotten.