Obituary
Todd was born on April 18th, 1958 to William R. Gibson of Lone Jack, Mo. and Margaret Espinosa Gibson of Kansas City, Mo. He grew up with his brother Roger (Jeff) Gibson and Ward A. Gibson in Lee’s Summit and lived in the area all his life.
He graduated from Lee’s Summit High School in 1976 where he was a member of the football team and a starting defensive tackle. He always enjoyed sports and loved to play softball, basketball and golf. He was also quite the outdoorsman and was skillful hunter and fisherman. He had many friends that he spent time with going to the Lake of the Ozarks for golfing and fishing.
In Todd’s professional career he built and sold houses in the Lone Jack area for many years and worked on his father’s farm some of the time.
Todd is survived by his brothers, Jeff and Ward Gibson, his nieces, Shawna and Margot Gibson and nephews, Will and Colin Gibson.
Visitation and funeral service will be at Langsford Funeral Home in Lee’s Summit on November 6th. Visitation starts 10AM followed by the funeral service at 11AM. Interment will be immediately afterwards at Floral Hills East in Lee’s Summit. There will be a reception at Llywellyn’s Pub in downtown Lee’s Summit starting at 1PM til 5PM.
The family asks that in lieu of flowers that you make a donation to The American Cancer Society.
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R.I.P.
I went to school with Todd. The first thought that came to my mind when I read of his passing was that big tall young guy with a larger than life smile. It made me smile. Prayers for all and may he RIP.
Elizabeth O’Brien, Richardson
Todd is my nephew. I knew Todd since the time he was a little boy. It was a privilege to know him. Todd and I became e-mail friends in recent years. We exchanged stories of our lives and he especially liked to hear about his Mother, my older sister Margaret. Even though he had many illnesses, he never seemed to complain and was always very positive. He was an inspiration to me. We all will miss him, but know he is resting in God’s hands and is at peace.
Aunt Mary Louise
Todd was my stepdad when he was married to Ann. I’ll always remember him teaching me how to fish and play golf and I will carry those lessons with me forever. He will be missed.
I so sorry to hear of Todd’s passing. He was my neighbor and a good friend. We had my football games at my house, camp outs, hocky games when the pond froze over, fun building hay forts in our barn. We will miss you, Todd.