Todd, 55, was found dead on his kitchen floor from a head wound when he fell. He had been very frail having just suffered from pneumonia.
He was the son of Clifford E. and Judy (Moore) Dearbaugh. His mother and stepfather, Dean Heyenga, survive in El Cerrito, CA. On Sep 28, 1979, he married Caren B. Boykins, and they divorced in Texas on May 2, 1983. He was partners with John DuBois, who preceded him in death.
Surviving is a brother, Mike (Tony).
One of Todd's greatest accomplishments would have been his sobriety. This Dec 16, would have been his 30th anniversary. He would have thought his help to others with similar struggles would be even greater accomplishments.
He was the son of Clifford E. and Judy (Moore) Dearbaugh. His mother and stepfather, Dean Heyenga, survive in El Cerrito, CA. On Sep 28, 1979, he married Caren B. Boykins, and they divorced in Texas on May 2, 1983. He was partners with John DuBois, who preceded him in death.
Surviving is a brother, Mike (Tony).
One of Todd's greatest accomplishments would have been his sobriety. This Dec 16, would have been his 30th anniversary. He would have thought his help to others with similar struggles would be even greater accomplishments.
Todd, 55, was found dead on his kitchen floor from a head wound when he fell. He had been very frail having just suffered from pneumonia.
He was the son of Clifford E. and Judy (Moore) Dearbaugh. His mother and stepfather, Dean Heyenga, survive in El Cerrito, CA. On Sep 28, 1979, he married Caren B. Boykins, and they divorced in Texas on May 2, 1983. He was partners with John DuBois, who preceded him in death.
Surviving is a brother, Mike (Tony).
One of Todd's greatest accomplishments would have been his sobriety. This Dec 16, would have been his 30th anniversary. He would have thought his help to others with similar struggles would be even greater accomplishments.
He was the son of Clifford E. and Judy (Moore) Dearbaugh. His mother and stepfather, Dean Heyenga, survive in El Cerrito, CA. On Sep 28, 1979, he married Caren B. Boykins, and they divorced in Texas on May 2, 1983. He was partners with John DuBois, who preceded him in death.
Surviving is a brother, Mike (Tony).
One of Todd's greatest accomplishments would have been his sobriety. This Dec 16, would have been his 30th anniversary. He would have thought his help to others with similar struggles would be even greater accomplishments.
