Jeremy "Dougie" Todd

October 18, 1978 - February 17, 2020

Jeremy “Dougie” Todd was born on October 18, 1978 to Debbie Todd & William Beeler. Jeremy had a very outgoing, witty, & bold personality who enjoyed being around people & having a good time. He was known for being animated, entertaining, & most of all “Top Flight”. Jeremy's favorite past time was relaxing, listening to a wide variety of music including his most favorite artist Janet Jackson (this was well-known by all that knew him), & spending time with his most-cherished & beloved little cousin (Jermaine “Jay” Ford III) who meant the absolute world to him. Jeremy believed in working hard & was highly acclaimed, awarded, & recommended wherever he was employed. He enjoyed working with the public & meeting a variety of people from all walks of life. He was a very unique & loved person who has always believed in doing things his own way & not following the majority. He enjoyed traveling across the country & experiencing new adventures. It was his dream to buy a luxurious camper & travel across the U.S. to view God's creations in person. Jeremy is preceded in death by his (Mother) Debbie Todd, (Father) William Beeler, (Step-Father) Frank Bailey, (Grandparents) Fred D & Mattie S Todd, (Siblings) Tony Johnson, Angela Turner, (Uncle) Fred Todd, (Aunts) Sylvia Lewis-Fugett & Myra Todd, (Nephew) Kentrail Robbins. Jeremy is survived by his loving (Spouse) Dewawn Fields, (Sisters)-Lorell Todd, Shakira Beeler, Mahogony Dix, Toni Thomas, Kawonna Beeler, (Brothers)-Sean Rainey, Demetrice Smith, Love Turner, DeJuan Turner, Shaunte Stevenson, & Marvin Beeler.(Uncle)-Michael Todd. (Aunts)-Eunice Todd-Thompson & Anna Todd. Along with a host of Great-Aunts & Uncles, Cousins, & Friends. Acknowledgements: The family of Jeremy "Dougie" Todd wishes to express a special thanks to James & the staff at Metro Station, McKesson Corp, Toni Todd, Lorell Todd, Laterese Fields, Debbie August, Norton Cancer Institute, Hosparus, & any other acts of kindness, food, thoughts, prayers, or expressions of love provided to us during our most difficult time. May God Bless You All!