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Long Creek – Todd Streibich, 40, of Long Creek passed away from injuries sustained in an automobile accident on April 29, 2011.
 
A celebration of Todd’s life will be held at 11:00 a.m., Thursday, May 5, 2011 at the Community of Christ Church, 5655 Union School Road, Decatur, IL. Visitation will be from 5:00 p.m. till 8:00 p.m. Wednesday, May 4, 2011 at Dawson & Wikoff Funeral Home, Mt. Zion. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the family. Messages of condolence may be sent to the family at www.dawson-wikoff.com.
 
Todd was born July 22, 1970 in Decatur, the son of Richard and Donna (Creech) Streibich. He married Miranda Tatro on November 24, 1990.
Todd owned and operated Streibich Disposal. He was a member of the Community of Christ Church. He was currently serving as a trustee on the Long Creek Village Board. He was a member of the Mt. Zion Lion’s Club and was holding the position of 1st Vice President. He continued to give back by coaching little league softball and by volunteering many hours at the Mt. Zion Majestic Bingo Hall.
 
Todd had a passion for fireworks. As a Pyrotechnic Master, he was involved in many community displays including Arthur, Sullivan, and Bethany. As a gift to the Long Creek community, he would have a spectacular firework display at his home. He was currently working on his largest firework project ever, the dedication of the new Fletcher Park in Mt. Zion on July 3rd.
 
Todd also loved his animals. He enjoyed raising his fainting goats and especially loved his one and only “Teddy”, his pet goose that seemed to follow only his faithful commands. He will also be missed by his special kitty “Oreo” and his puppy “Ralphy”.
 
Surviving is his wife: Miranda of Long Creek; daughters: Kassandra Streibich, Tiffany Streibich, and Alexis Streibich all of Long Creek;
parents: Richard and Donna Streibich of Decatur; father-in-law and mother-in-law: Dave and Sandy Tatro of Decatur; brother: Doug Streibich of Decatur; sisters: Kim Conder and her husband Scott of Lovington and Diana Anderson of Decatur; brother-in-laws: Terry Tatro and his wife Cindy; David Tatro and his wife Wendi; and Richard Tatro and his wife Melissa; sister-in-law: Kim Tatro and her partner Crystal; aunts and uncles: Judy Creech, Judy Carbone and her husband Bruce, Kenny Heffington and his wife Linda, and Bruce Streibich; nieces and nephews: Claudia Streibich; Kristin Sprague; Kaylee Conder; Heidi Trendler and her husband Josh, Nikki Lambert and her husband Mike, Amanda Fedrick and her husband Quinton, Savannah Tatro, Brad Sprague, Chris Conder, Dustin Streibich, Coty Tatro, Aaron Tatro, Cory Tatro, Ricky Tatro, Stephen Tatro and his wife Melissa, Chris Tatro, Jacob Burgess, and Zachary Tatro; great-nieces and great-nephews: Alexa Rodgers, Jared Anderson, Camden Trendler, Trevor Lambert and Austin Lambert; special friends: Denny and Mindy Weddle.
 
Todd was a man of compassion, always wanting to help his fellow man. The world has lost a great man and Heaven gained the most precious angel.
 

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J. R. Longsdorf
 
Todd was a good and loyal friend. He treated me like a friend he'd known forever even though it had only been months. When I went trhough my own trials he came to support me, taking time off from work and his family to see me through. He was unjudgmental, caring, fair, concerned, dedicated and loyal. He was a strong man in many ways, but not so much to hesitate giving me a hug when I needed one (or didn't need one!). He teased me about being a Packer fan, but had no problem with me teasing him back for being a Bears fan. He was one of the few Bears fans I actually liked! His teasing was never derogatory or mean, always in the best of fun. He had that way about him. He even helped me get tickets for the famed "Bears v. Packers" game when they met in Champaign, IL. He took the loss gracefully and with honor. We'd just shared those memories sitting in the pew at church last Sunday during his dad's sermon. What a terrible loss for this world and his lovely family. He was so proud of his wife and daughters. A great husband, father and friend. I'll miss him dearly. God speed, Todd. I'm sure heaven's a more fun place now that you are there. See you soon. Your friend always, J. R.
Bobbi Patterson
 
Oh where to start...... Todd has been my friend for many of years. He was the brat at church when we were kids lol or was it I that was the brat? Todd was like a brother that I never had and always helped me when I needed strength, understanding, love, and just a good laugh. We are both the babies of our families and the things we got away with because of that. Later in life Miranda came along and God blessed me with another great friend. We have spent so many good times together and the wonderful thing is there were never any bad times that were ever spent together. I know Todd is in a much better place than we all are. I have even experienced seeing Todd in a dream and guess who he was with...My dad. I sit and think about that now and wonder what all they are doing together. I know they are comforting us through this time and probably doing some mushroom hunting together and rejoicing that they have met once again. Todd will always be in our hearts and we will meet him again. My prayer is for Miranda , Kassi , Tiffany and Alexis for comfort guidance and peace love and joy. My prayer for Richard and Donna, Kim and Scott and Doug is for comfort, and peace and love and the knowing that Todd is with our God, our Jesus, our Redeemer our everything and is well and Alive !! I pray you will all have the expeiences that my family has had since we lost dad that will be uplifting and reassuring to you as it has been for us to know that Heaven is so near and they are all watching over us. Love you all so very much! Love you Todd!
With much love,
Bobbi Jo
Barbara Hedenberg
 
My special memory of Todd is when it was my turn to preach, Todd would say to me, while looking at his watch, "Oh good, Barb's preaching today, we'll be out of here in no time!!" and we would have a good laugh and always a strong hug! Another thing that is special was our birthdays are one day apart. I also enjoyed that unique special sound in his voice. He's one of a kind! Special Bessings to you Miranda, Kassi, Tiffany, Alexis, Richard & Donna, Diana, Doug, Kim and all the family!  I appreciate the relationship we have all had through the years!  You've all been Jerry's and my special friends and family. May God help you find peace!                                                                                              Love, Barbara Hedenberg

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Cheryl A Smith Village President May 11, 2011
 
Miranda and girls,

Todd was a great Trustee for the Village of Long Creek.  He cared very much for the community and our residents, and was always ready to help and assist in any way he could.  He was a tremendous asset to the community and will be greatly missed.  We will all miss the awesome fireworks display he set up every year for everyone's enjoyment.

From the People of the Village of Long Creek and his co-workers,
Cheryl A. Smith, Vicki Smith, Kathy Goodwin, Glen Calhoun, Jeanne Robinson, Bill Stoltz, Nancy Benton, Curt Carter, Bill Williams, Dean Rhoades, Bob Burton, Ray Zientara, Scot Hartman, Les Greenfield
James & Brenda Shanle customer May 6, 2011
 

So sorry to hear about Todd.  Just know you & your family will be in our thoughts and prayers.

Jeff Sullivan Will be missed May 5, 2011
 
I was deeply saddened to hear of Todd's passing. He was a good friend and we shared a lot of unforgetable memories when we were kids.  I only wish that we didn't lose touch over the years. I look forward to seeing Todd again one day. I pray that his family can find some comfort. Todd was a wonderful person and after watching the slideshow on this site, it is quite apparent that he was a wonderful father as well.
Jerry and Sarah Nieft Friends May 4, 2011
 
Donna and Richard,

We were shocked and in disbelief when we heard about Todd's passing.  We have been praying for you and the rest of Todd's family.  We remember with affection our times together in Decatur, at the Christmas parties, all the church activities, and the camping vacations we shared around the country.  Our boys enjoyed each other.  Words fail us at times like these.  We hope that the presence of friends and family  and the Presence, that is the Holy Spirit, may bless you in your grief.
Sally Van Hyning Suffer little children to come unto Me May 4, 2011
 

Luke 18:16-17 
    But Jesus called them and said, "Suffer little children to come unto me, and forbid them not; for of such is the kingdom of God. (17) Verily I say unto you, Whosoever will not receive the kingdom of God as a little child, shall in no wise enter therin."

This verse has always reminded me of Todd.  Although, I was around to watch Todd grow up, mature, become a man, husband, and father,  the thing about Todd that I will always treasure is that his heart was that of a child,  kind, loving, caring, sweet, gentle, accepting, giving, full of laughter, warm, and comforting. Because of this verse and knowing Todd's heart..He has entered therein!  By knowing him we have all been blessed.  May you all feel God's comfort as He supports you through this time.  May you remember His love for you and too the love Todd has for you.

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