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A. Todd Rancke of Summit, NJ is remembered in the Liberty Unites archive.
A LIFE REMEMBERED
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PRAYERS & CONDOLENCES
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I am happy to say that I knew Todd; went to grade school and high school with him; had him to numerous gatherings at my parents' house in Summit; saw him grow up. He came from a wonderful family and there were people who cared about him. He married a beautiful and bright person, Debbie. I got to meet his children and I am honored to have known Todd and I am even grateful to say that he was a friend. I miss him and think about him and his family often. I wish it could have been different, he had so much going for him, so bright, so talented, so caring, so gentle and so thoughtful. The community of Summit and whomever he may have come in contact with will miss him. He had that effect on people. My thoughts and prayers go out to Debbie and his wonderful children, his sisters and his parents. As I said, I miss him a lot and think about him often, and I wish I could call him up and tell him how much he will be missed. God bless you Todd and everyone who knew you and cared about you. God bless the Rancke family and his extended family.
David M. Constant, friend
Legacy Liberty Unites visitor
I am happy to say that I knew Todd; went to grade school and high school with him; had him to numerous gatherings at my parents' house in Summit; saw him grow up. He came from a wonderful family and there were people who cared about him. He married a beautiful and bright person, Debbie. I got to meet his children and I am honored to have known Todd and I am even grateful to say that he was a friend. I miss him and think about him and his family often. I wish it could have been different, he had so much going for him, so bright, so talented, so caring, so gentle and so thoughtful. The community of Summit and whomever he may have come in contact with will miss him. He had that effect on people. My thoughts and prayers go out to Debbie and his wonderful children, his sisters and his parents. As I said, I miss him a lot and think about him often, and I wish I could call him up and tell him how much he will be missed. God bless you Todd and everyone who knew you and cared about you. God bless the Rancke family and his extended family.
David M. Constant, friend
Legacy Liberty Unites visitor