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Leo Todd Finks 1975-2025

Leo Todd Finks, 49, of Greencastle, Pa, passed away August 8th, 2025 at home surrounded by loved ones.

Leo Todd Finks
Leo Todd Finks

He was born September 10, 1975 in Washington County, Maryland to the late Leo Earl Finks and Vickie Freelove.

Todd was a former fork lift operator at JLG in Greencastle for many years. He enjoyed wood working and tinkering with everything as he was the jack of all trades. He also enjoyed baking and lounging with his furry companion, Athena.

Todd is survived by his loving and devoted wife of 21 years, Angela Finks, 2 children Wyatt Finks and Destiny Griffith (significant other of Michael Sharp); 6 grandchildren who were his world, Aliyah, Logan, Beau, Afton, Alora, and Josie; 1 brother Travis Finks, 1 nephew Dylan Finks, and 1 niece Kaitlin.

In addition to his father, Todd is preceded in death by numerous aunts and uncles.

Everyone that knew him knew he was the life of the party, and he was loved by many such as his mountain family, the Hornbaker’s, the Tressler’s, Michael Shaw, and Kyle Rider.

At Todd’s request there will be no services.

Arrangements have been entrusted to Kelso-Cornelius Funeral Home.

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