Contributions to the tribute of Karl Todd Holley

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Sunday, May 9, 2021

Todd was a great soul. He was definitely the life of a party and knew how to have a good time. Thank you for always being so generous with the kids, you were a great uncle. May you rest in peace. Mom, Dad, Jill, Bethe Scott, Eric, Mark and John I love you all. My deepest condolences.

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A tree was planted in memory of Karl Holley

Sunday, May 9, 2021

Todd, Mr Hollywood you will be missed. Mom, Dad, Jill, Beth,Scott, Mark, Eric, John, I love you all. You are in my thoughts and prayers. Join in honoring their life - plant a memorial tree

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Kay Conley posted a condolence

Friday, May 7, 2021

Todd and Joel. I love them. When they were age 4 and 5 they came to spend a few days with me in Visalia. There was a really tall pine tree in the front yard and they were always way up that tree. I thought they were hiding, but likely they were just after an adventure. They were fearless. Todd was a great kid, full of fun and questions. Karl had a low slung station wagon and it total seriousness Todd asked him if he could pop a wheelie with it. All of you took good care of Todd too, and that love just grows. We will all miss Todd. I found the news of his death very difficult. I love him too. Kay Holley Conley

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Joaquin Diaz planted a tree in memory of Karl Holley

Friday, May 7, 2021

What an amazing person and what a remarkable life. I feel so lucky that I got to know him. I will miss you my friend. Join in honoring their life - plant a memorial tree

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Guy Pearce posted a condolence

Wednesday, May 5, 2021

I'm sad to see Todd passed away - my condolences to the Holley family. I moved into the Holladay area in 6th grade and became good friends with Todd in 7th grade. I have so many awesome and crazy memories that involve Todd and Nate Parkin and growing up in Holladay. I absolutely loved Todd's sense of humor; in that respect, we just really clicked. However, I'm afraid there are some teachers at Olympus Jr. High that weren't too glad Todd and I were friends - Mr. Harline, Mr. Gill, Oscar Anderson and Mr. Stanley Bennett come to mind quickly. I admit that at times, we could be a somewhat problematic combination. Todd was very adventurous, to say the least, and it was good for me (somewhat shy and reserved by nature) to have a friend like him that helped bring me out of my shell. Though we lost touch in adulthood as our lives took separate paths, I will always remember with fondness my friendship with Todd and the many adventures we had. Todd: Nate and I will always wonder what the heck that black thing was in the back of your throat that day we were bugging Diane Caswell - Nate thought it was a fish hook, but I'm still not sure. Rest in peace buddy!