Todd, barely knew me and my hubby. We met through his wife Layne, who was my boss at Wyndham. When we found out that my hubby was losing his battle with cancer and we had to give up our home and belongings....Todd jumped in and helped us by loading up our belongings and helping deliver them to a consignment shop. I had no way to physically transport things myself. Todd was right there loading and unloading. We were so blessed by him and Layne, during a very difficult time.  My hubby has also passed now, but I will forever remember the kidness of him and Layne!🥰

Todd and I were great friends. We met in the dirt bike world. Just minutes ago I just drove down Kirby lane. I spent many days with Todd in the old barn. I remember when he took his wonderful wife on their first date. I just learned of his passing minutes ago. Todd was truly one of the greatest person I've met. My prayers are with him and his family.

Chad Lanza

You will forever be missed!!!All the fun times at races.. All your Help to so many people!!!!XOXOX 

We meet on Facebook through the dwarf racing family in 2017. I had the pleasure of meeting him in Waco that same year. We shared the same sense of humor and became really good friends...and by choice I don't have many. Facebook nor the dwarf racing world will ever be the same without him.  I just wish I would have booked a flight to come out earlier than we had planned this year. I miss my friend .....always.

We had known Todd since he was a child and his family.  He had  grown  into a great young man.  He was a caring and loving man.  He had many friends who thought the world of him.  Our love and prayers go out to his fa to his family.  There are no words that we can say how much he will be missed.

Bill & Maryann Harmon

Of the few times we had met, to find out we had so many mutual friends through racing was a true joy. A chance meeting really, but your family has shown me nothing but support over the past few years. You made such a lasting impression on people everywhere you went with your infectious smile and laugh. I truly look up to the great man you were, how much of a positive person you were, and how your family always came first. I aspire to be like you and will continue to race to keep the joy going that made your life so happy. Rest In Peace my friend and may we meet again one day at the finish line.

Todd, Jacob and I grew up together. We always had a blast together. Even we have grown apart we would still stay in contact. I’m devastated with you leaving cuz. All of racing together growing up. You were an older brother to me and thank you for that. Godspeed and tell gma I miss her tremendously. I’m sure you and Robbie are kicking ass up there on motorcycles and whatever else we raced. 

Todd, my heart is crushed with the news of your passing; however, my spirit remains strong due to the great times we shared together.  We hosted each other at our homes to make the racing schedule and distances to race tracks a little more bearable. BBQ's and beers (or Jameson) with steaks on the grill overlooking the Vegas Strip. From the day we started racing, you were kind, helpful, candid, and never afraid to share a speed secret, as you were confident in your abilities, that sharing knowledge didn't intimidate you. You will truly be missed until we meet again one day, basking in the glory of almighty God. Godspeed Stud!  Peace out, Vineyard.

OBITUARY

Todd Damron

July 1, 1970 – October 15, 2020

Palm South Jones Mortuary

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