Obituaries
Richter, Todd
June 5, 2026
The family of Todd Richter are saddened to announce his sudden and unexpected passing on Friday, June 5, 2026 at the age of 63 years. Todd is survived by the love of his life wife, Kathy; daughter Ashley (Gaël) and his first grandchild, a grandson lovingly nicknamed Baby T, arriving this fall to a lifetime of Grandpa’s stories; son Jordy (Aisha); sisters Cheryl (Dennis) and Charlene (Brian) and their families; many members of Kathy’s extended family; numerous nieces and nephews; his friends who were family; and his fur-ever companion, Molly. He was predeceased by his parents, Fred and Arlene.
Todd is forever unforgettable. It only took one conversation for him to find common ground with anyone, fill a room with laughter, and turn a stranger into a lifelong friend. He loved with all his heart, laughed like it was the medicine this world needed, and kept time with a rhythm that drew us all into the same heartbeat. Through his kindness, generosity, and unmistakable spirit, he touched countless lives and left each one richer for having known him. To all who had the privilege of sharing in his journey, Todd was truly a gift.
That gift belonged first to Kathy, his high school sweetheart. Together, they danced their way through life—through every twist, turn, and dip—never letting go. From their love came Ashley and Jordy, the pride and joy of his life. Todd always went the extra mile and then some in everything he did, but especially for his family. He was there for every pursuit, behind every dream, and the first to say, “It’s Go Time,” even when those dreams carried his loved ones far from home. A love like his knows no distance and travels anywhere.
His stories, his laughter, and his love will live on in all who knew him — just as the echo of his yodeler’s voice filled the dancehall and lingered long after the song had ended. He will be forever loved and never forgotten.
A Come-and-Go Celebration of his Life will be held in the Disley Hall, 370 First Street, Disley, SK, on Friday, July 17, 2026 from 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. with a program beginning at 1:00 p.m. A private family interment will be held at a later date.
“Some people touch our lives for a moment. Todd touched countless lives with laughter, stories, and love, and those gifts will remain with us forever.”
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Linda and Ed
Regina
Dear Kathy, Ashley, Jordy and partners, Ed and I hold you all in our thoughts and prayers as you navigate this sad time. Todd was a bright light and his spirit will continue to shine in your countless special memories. Much love to you all.
Lorne Tarr
Regina Sk Canada
To Todd’s Family, My sincere
Sympathies. I met Todd in His
Days at Prax Air. We always
shared a laugh, & You could
tell right away He was A Genuine
& Good Guy. He would Purchase
My Buffalo Burgers but only
after A Friendly grind.
I’m so Sorry 🙏
Barbara Mryglod
Regina Saskatchewan Canada
Kathy- So very sorry to hear of Todd’s passing. I remember his smile from high school, and your stories of your adventures together were always filled with your love for each other. I am deeply sorry for your loss. Words are so often so inadequate, but I hope your memories and the loving circle you have around you bring you comfort.
Stephanie Flavel Sather
Regina Saskatchewan Canada
So sorry to hear about Todd’s passing. He coached me in Ringette years ago, “holy moly, what a goalie” he would always say. I never forgot him. Sending all of my love and light during this unimaginable time.
Myrna Parisian
Regina SK Canada
Kathy, Ashley, Jordy and Molly, my heart is broken 💔. I will always remember his yodeling echoing through the tress at the lake. Big hugs to you all, he will be forever in our hearts 💕 Myrna Parisian
Sherry Forsyth
Kannata Valley Saskatchewan Canada
I met Todd in 2002 and feel truly blessed to have known him. Todd was one of the pioneers in organizing the Last Mountain Lake Stewardship Group back in 2002. His energy and vibrant spirit was a binding force within our group. Todd’s keen interest in water quality and caring for Last Mountain Lake was evident, especially on those days when he volunteered to help with water sampling by boat during the summer, and by skidoo during the winter months; or on those days when he helped organize educational workshops at several lake resorts, for the benefit of children and adults alike. My fondest memory was when our volunteers travelled to southern Saskatchewan to collect Leafy Spurge beetles for deposit into areas around Last Mountain Lake, which would eradicate the Leafy Spurge invasive weed that was threatening grasslands. Our friendship over the years has been a lasting one. He will be truly missed by us all. Sincere condolences to the family.
Don Larson
Regina Sask Canada
I am incredibly saddened to hear of Todd’s passing. Sincere condolences to entire family.
Albert and Gloria Nagy
Regina Saskatchewan Canada
To Todd's Family. We where sad to here of Todd's sudden passing. Our Condolences to you all. My god help you through this sad time. Albert and Gloria Nagy.
Phyllis Ficor
Regina Saskatchewan Canada
I am saddened to hear of Todd’s passing. I will always have fond memories of him singing and dancing at the polkafests. My thoughts and prayers are with you Kathy.
Tom Fulcher
Sunset Cove Saskatchewan Canada
Kathy and family, what a beautiful memorial written about Todd. He truly was a remarkable person. Every time Todd walked into a room, his simple presence made it much brighter.
Todd and I were on Last Mountain Lake Stewardship Group together for over two decades. His passion and leadership here will never be forgotten. Our entire group was deeply saddened to hear of Todd's passing. Our condolences to your family. Rest in Peace Todd.
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