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Todd Hunt Wiedemeier
June 2, 1964 ~ July 13, 2017 (age 53) 53 Years Old Light a Candle
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A candle was lit by Laura Tobin at WSP
on August 7, 2017 10:31 AM
Message from Chuck Newell
August 6, 2017 7:52 PM
We were very saddened to hear the tragic news and we will miss Todd very much. We were lucky to work closely with Todd on “The Green Book”, our term for the Natural Attenuation book that we collaborated with along with Dr. John Wilson. Todd was energetic, knowledgeable, prescient, energetic, funny, driven, and a great co-author. He was one of the key people who figured out how to implement a vital technology that is now a large part of the groundwater remediation business. I still remember the proud moment when we all signed each other’s personal copies of the book after all of our hard work. While we have seen less of Todd in the intervening years, we will remember him as a wonderful person and a great partner in our field. Out thoughts and prayers go out to Todd’s family and friends.
Message from Todd's dad Dan
August 9, 2017 3:31 PM
Thanks , Chuck
Your kind words are so heartwarming and underscores our pride in Todd and his accomplishments.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts.
Your kind words are so heartwarming and underscores our pride in Todd and his accomplishments.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts.
A candle was lit by Jenny Jarrett Moskal
on August 1, 2017 12:03 PM
Message from Jackie mazur
July 30, 2017 8:59 AM
So sorry for your loss haven't seen Todd in years and was unaware he had been ill, was a nice man and good friend to my ex husband Mark. Todd will be sorely missed! Jackie Mazur
A candle was lit by Ali Burton
on July 26, 2017 8:44 AM
A candle was lit by Tracey Main from Melbourne Australia
on July 26, 2017 4:44 AM
Message from Dr Brent Davey, Melbourne Australia
July 25, 2017 11:34 PM
Shocked and saddened to hear of Todd's passing. I had the privilege of attending his short course on natural attenuation of chlorinated contaminants some years ago, and found it the best such course I ever attended and a profound influence on my career.
My thought and condolences are with his family and, as a jug band musician for over fifty years, I'm hoping he'll be enjoying the music, wherever he is!
My thought and condolences are with his family and, as a jug band musician for over fifty years, I'm hoping he'll be enjoying the music, wherever he is!
Message from John Throssell
July 25, 2017 11:16 PM
Tod’s Australian legacy in the fields of groundwater contamination assessment and remediation is significant. His knowledge, passion and energy influenced many environmental practitioners and regulators in this country and his published works remain practice benchmarks. I am sure that he still had a great deal more to offer us and he will be keenly missed. My condolences to his family and close friends.
A candle was lit by John Throssell
on July 25, 2017 11:00 PM
A candle was lit by Sherri Sibio from Melbourne Australia
on July 25, 2017 10:52 PM
Message from Rob Hinchee
July 25, 2017 4:46 PM
Todd was a great guy.
I first met him over 20 years ago, we worked together at Parsons, and have kept up since. Todd was one of the brightest most creative people I have known, and from a professional point of view he was a real pioneer. Everyone in the remediation business knows his name.
More importantly he was a good man and a friend. He spent a weekend with me fishing in Florida and years later we kept arguing (in jest) over who caught the biggest redfish. We talked too long about doing it again but regrettably never did.
I have not met his old friends or family but I can tell you he talked about you a lot. I heard plenty of stories of catfish fishing with his father on the Mississippi, his uncle in Montserrat (I think it was), mountain biking with Zach, and so on. I know he was a happy man when he met Denise.
My sympathy to Todd’s friends and family, this has to be a tough time.
I first met him over 20 years ago, we worked together at Parsons, and have kept up since. Todd was one of the brightest most creative people I have known, and from a professional point of view he was a real pioneer. Everyone in the remediation business knows his name.
More importantly he was a good man and a friend. He spent a weekend with me fishing in Florida and years later we kept arguing (in jest) over who caught the biggest redfish. We talked too long about doing it again but regrettably never did.
I have not met his old friends or family but I can tell you he talked about you a lot. I heard plenty of stories of catfish fishing with his father on the Mississippi, his uncle in Montserrat (I think it was), mountain biking with Zach, and so on. I know he was a happy man when he met Denise.
My sympathy to Todd’s friends and family, this has to be a tough time.
Message from Laurie Cesario
July 19, 2017 6:52 PM
What a shock it was to hear those words. Todd had so much love for life and the outdoors. I used to call him the "Extremist" because any thing Todd did he did at 150% whether it was skiing, hockey, politics, bike riding, his career, hobbies, building things, even his tool collection was out of this world huge!!!!!
Although our marriage only lasted a short while, our friendship continued. We would check in with each other over the years and always remembered each other on our Birthday. When he would call me, the first thing out of his mouth every time was......."Hey, Wiedemeier!!!" He had such a great sense of humor. I will miss those bantering phone calls and texts as he was always such a positive man. I am truly thankful to have ended our last conversation on such a beautiful topic. Thank you Todd! You were AMAZING!!!!!!
Although our marriage only lasted a short while, our friendship continued. We would check in with each other over the years and always remembered each other on our Birthday. When he would call me, the first thing out of his mouth every time was......."Hey, Wiedemeier!!!" He had such a great sense of humor. I will miss those bantering phone calls and texts as he was always such a positive man. I am truly thankful to have ended our last conversation on such a beautiful topic. Thank you Todd! You were AMAZING!!!!!!
Message from Kinzie Gordon
July 19, 2017 5:57 PM
I am stunned and saddened at the news of Todd's passing. I had the good fortune to meet and collaborate with Todd during our days at Parsons, and we shared a passion for quality in everything. McLaughlin technical papers with Todd remains a highlight of my career. I have much respect for my friend and colleague, with whom I had only recently reconnected. My sincere condolences to his family and friends - I will miss him.
Message from Gina Melaragno
July 19, 2017 9:04 AM
I was so sorry to hear about Todd's passing. I got to know Todd during the Battelle Conferences where he presented, chaired sessions, and taught short courses. Todd was easy to work with and had a wonderful smile. I enjoyed seeing him at the difference conferences. He will be missed deeply. My thoughts and prayers to his family.
Message from Joe Schwartz
July 18, 2017 8:28 PM
Todd was a great man. Although I hadn't seen him in years, I considered him one of my closest friends. We spent a lot of time in the mountains together in the '80s and enjoyed the hell out of that. We lifted a few beers together too. The world is a better place for Todd having been around and I am a better man for having known him. Peace be with you.
Message from Rick Dunn
July 18, 2017 6:22 PM
Denise, Todd was one of my greatest friends. We lived together in graduate school, argued politics, raced mountain bikes, worked in Belize together, argued and high-fived each other over rocks, and talked music forever. We were polar opposites on some topics, but that never kept Todd from being the best friend he could be to me. I'm glad to know that you two found each other and that Todd was happy with you. I feel a great void now. My deepest condolences. -Rick
Message from Mark Mazur & Family
July 18, 2017 5:06 PM
Wishing you all the best at this difficult time. Lost a great spirit and friend, will always cherish the memories of all the good times of 30+ years.
Until we meet again Weed.
Until we meet again Weed.
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