I'm just in disbelief such a great man is gone so young.. I often think of the memories back at Under Armour of playing sock basketball with Todd or the day we finally got footballs in the store and getting to throw them around (a day we had hoped for endlessly.) I had just started seriously working out for football and everytime I'd come in, obviously sore, Todd would jab me in the chest and go "Chest Day!" and just laugh hysterically and it was the funniest thing ever for some reason. We played a lot of great pranks on each other. He  was my first manager and set the bar so high! While I cant attend the funeral because of a new job, I think it's so fitting that the new job is on Sanibel Island, a spot he loved to fish! My prayers to his wife who he talked about so often and loved so much! And to the entire Under Armour family from his time there. He was an amazing person

My heart is heavy and hurting at the loss of such a great guy. I have Todd to thank for helping to kick start my retail career at Under Armour. If Todd knew how to do anything, it was make you laugh. And we had lots of them! Will forever be remembered as a caring and fun loving guy who loved his wife, friends, and those dang cats! Though you'll be gone....I promise you won't be forgotten. Thoughts, love, and prayers to Andrea and family. 
William

I found some pictures from one of our outings to Friday’s Front Row after work one night. 

Thinking of you Andrea at this sad time  we remember Todd with fondness and the happy times at race rock,he gave joe a race rock dragster which he still has and treasures it, we will see you in February much love kath n joe England uk

Thinking of Todd with great fondness.  He was my Rock when I came to Race Rock.  I was going through a tough time and he and Andrea were saviors.  I spoke to Todd just a few months ago about Sanibel (which he would vacation at) and he went out of his way to give suggestions.   I never heard anyone have a negative word about Todd.  He always got a kick out of my Joisey accent and different terms.  While he was working for UnderArmour he sent me a picture from the WW bridge from Jersey to PA asking me if I knew where he was. Although I hadn’t seen him it was like we had just talked.  My thoughts are with Andrea and Todd’s family.  He was aces in my book and one heck of a friend.  RIP. 

Todd was a wonderful guy. We worked together many years ago at Race Rock in Orlando and stayed friends long after. Still such a shock that he is gone. Remembering so many good times and thinking of Andrea and his whole family.  I will never forget him. 

My Uncle Todd was a guy with so much heart. One of my fondest memories of him and my Aunt Andy was laughing and singing/screaming “SHAKE IT LIKE A POLAROID PICTURE” (song: Hey Ya!) in the car on our way to the store when I was a kid. I will forever feel lucky to have the goofy Uncle with the license plate that read “Hot Todd” I love you Uncle Todd! 

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Todd Allen Turner

October 15, 1970 – October 14, 2019

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