Todd Reiniche

January 1955
 - 
September 2025

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Todd Calvin Reiniche was born on January 18, 1955, to Alta and Marvin Reiniche in Kankakee. He went to his Lord and Savior on the morning of Saturday, September 6, 2025, after a year-long battle with cancer. He was 70 years old. He went to school in Byron, IL, where he had friends and family. He had trade jobs, worked on a dairy farm, and was a long-distance semi driver. He always offered to lend a hand. He was a hard worker and was hard-headed. He loved big and bossed big. He enjoyed his beer and cigarettes and loved flirting with the ladies. He moved to Florida in 2014 to live with his daughter, Hope, son-in-law Jason, and his grandsons Bailey, Gavin, and Jaylon. He lived closer to his son, Kodiak Sr, and his grandsons, Kodiak Jr and Kaile, who were only a town away. He enjoyed retirement and quiet living in his camper, and he absolutely loved baking in the sun. He always said if he didn't look like a black Mexican, he wasn't dark enough. He was a "funny guy," sarcastic, and loved making us laugh. He never focused on bad days, but tried to see the good. He cared deeply about his daughter and showed his love through both words and actions. He would always cut the roses from his rose bush to give her. He loved Jason and was so proud of him. He said he didn't have to worry about his daughter because she had the best husband. He loved his grandsons with all his heart and spoiled them often. He loved to teach them life skills. He was a true fighter and held on as long as his body would allow him. His daughter, Hope, lovingly cared for him until Jesus took him home. He is preceded in death by both parents, his oldest brother, Randy, and his youngest brother, Vance. He leaves behind his only sister, Cindy Jennings (Ron), his children and grandchildren, and numerous nieces and nephews. He was wild, fun, caring, and loving. He added joy to life. He is so dearly missed.

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