It is with deep sorrow that we report the passing of Todd Collecchi, who died last night after suffering a fatal cardiac arrest at his home. Todd had recently been diagnosed with Stage 4 heart failure and was preparing for an invasive procedure that might have extended his life by three to ten years. However, his condition took a tragic turn, and he passed away peacefully.
Todd was known for his deep faith and unwavering belief in the Lord, which provided comfort to his family and friends during this difficult time. Despite the challenges he faced, Todd remained at peace with the prospect of his death, a testament to his strong spiritual conviction.
In the wake of his passing, numerous friends and loved ones have taken to social media to express their condolences and share their memories of Todd. Rose Collecchi posted, "It is with deep sadness that Tony, Patrick, and I are sharing that Todd Collecchi passed away last night." She went on to thank everyone who has reached out with support during this challenging period.
Others also shared their grief and support online. Amanda Randolph commented, "I’m sorry to hear this, praying for you all," while Victoria Dell added, "Oh Rose . . . I’m so very sorry. Missed you at Schwingfest this year. Your sisters said that Todd was doing poorly. Big hugs." Robert Smulkowski expressed his pride in knowing Todd, saying, "I am proud to have called Todd my friend."
Many others offered their prayers and condolences, with Susan Flanders writing, "So sorry, Rose you and your family are in my thoughts and prayers," and Lillian Barrera adding, "I’m so sorry for your loss." The outpouring of support reflects the impact Todd had on those around him.
The family has announced that plans for a memorial service and a celebration of Todd’s life are in the works, though no specific details have been finalized yet. These events will provide an opportunity for all who knew Todd to come together, honor his memory, and celebrate the life he lived.
Todd Collecchi will be deeply missed, but his legacy of faith, courage, and love will continue to inspire those who were fortunate enough to know him.