On this day October 13, 2023 a kind and beautiful soul has left us.
Todd Alan Yaple was born October 8, 1957 the son of the late Robert D. Yaple and Ella Evans Yaple. He was raised in Stittville New York, graduated from Holland Patent Central School Class of 1975 and he was the last graduating class of Marcy School of Nursing. After achieving his RN degree he relocated to Virginia Beach and was employed as a first male nurse at Virginia Beach General Hospital. He advance to a management level before developing developing health issues. He was a five time cancer survivor. He’s always said his greatest achievement was being NayNay to Alexandria and Leita and working in his flower garden. He said that this year‘s flowers were the prettiest ever. He was a member of the first Presbyterian Church Norfolk,Virginia.
He leaves behind four siblings: Donna (Warren) Timmons, Bobbie Chapman, Roxanne Yaple, Eric (Pat) Yaple, his neighbor and caregiver Lori B., nieces, and nephews, cousins, a large network of friends and his church family. He was predeceased by two nephews. A private service will be held at a later date.
Donations may be made in his name to the first Presbyterian Church, 820 Colonial Ave, Norfolk Virginia 235O7.
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Lisa Nash says
December 18, 2023 at 2:07 pmI met Todd through my Mom Pat Hartsell, Todd and Jim Holden were my Mom’s “boys” and she loved them both. They were always up to some type of shenanigans and kept her on her toes. They all met through work and they were a group of nurses who forged a close bond and who remained life long friends. They all remained close even though they no longer worked together and met frequently for lunch dates. Mom and now both of her boys are all up in heaven now watching over those of us left on earth and I know there are probably some shenanigans going on. Rest in peace and love Todd.
Lisa Nash says
December 18, 2023 at 2:08 pmI met Todd through my Mom Pat Hartsell, Todd and Jim Holden were my Mom’s “boys” and she loved them both. They were always up to some type of shenanigans and kept her on her toes. They all met through work and they were a group of nurses who forged a close bond and who remained life long friends. They all remained close even though they no longer worked together and met frequently for lunch dates. Mom and now both of her boys are all up in heaven now watching over those of us left on earth and I know there are probably some shenanigans going on. Rest in peace and love Todd. Lisa Hartsell Nash
Nancy singleton says
January 22, 2024 at 11:55 amMy dear friend, lunch mate and meals on wheels buddy.. I will live and miss you all my days.
Daniel Welch says
January 1, 2024 at 12:34 amTodd, my dear dear friend we were not done talking, I still need advice from someone just like me. Your Sailor/Navy buddy Dan you know you know and I love you for that.