Todd Andrew Mack

From an early age, Todd’s sharp mind and steady determination were evident—he was consistently placed in honors classes and pursued his interests with focus and drive. As the middle child between an older brother, Steven, and a younger sister, Tonia, he grew up in a home where the siblings “fought like crazy” yet remained bound by a fierce, enduring devotion to one another. Independent by nature, he also found joy and discipline in athletics, especially football and basketball, and he gravitated naturally toward technology, participating in tech clubs and attending Brooklyn Technical High School.

Todd built a career marked by hard work, skill, and integrity. He worked for several companies, and most recently served Citi Financial Services as a technical engineer—bringing to his work both practical wisdom and an honest, dependable steadiness that earned trust and respect.

Beyond his profession, Todd embraced life with courage and curiosity. He loved biking, motorcycles, cars, and travel, always drawn to new places and new experiences. A devoted sports fan, he followed football, basketball, and baseball with enthusiasm. Notably, he was an avid New York Knicks fan and was so happy that he was able to see them win a championship on his birthday. He was also known for enjoying good food and seeking out new things to try. Through it all, his generosity, loyalty, and warm sense of humor remained constant—qualities that made him deeply beloved by those who knew him best.

Todd was preceded in death by his mother, Diana Mack, and his brother, Steven Mack.

He is survived by his son, Jordan Mack; his father, Howard Mack; his sister, Tonia Mack-Grinion (Dwight); his nephews, Christopher Grinion and Christian Grinion; uncle, Harold Small (Ivette); aunts, Roberta Symmonds (Ned) and Jean Pace; and many loving extended family and friends.