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Todd Francis
Indeco Regional Sales Manager
Todd Francis is a well-rounded professional with vast experience in territory sales and rental management across the USA, Canada, and Mexico.
His expertise includes sales management, inventory management, parts, and service management, as well as P&L, S&OP, and dealer management.
He has a strong background in key accounts management for various industries such as hydraulics, air compressors, air tools, construction equipment, rock crushing/screening, trenching, attachments, off-road trucks, semi tractor/trailer, pavers, rollers, and processors, including asphalt/concrete plants.
Todd Francis studied Business Administration and Management at Truman State University, earning a Bachelor's degree.
He has held key positions in reputable organizations, including Regional Sales Manager at Indeco North America, General Manager at Road Machinery LLC, North America Business Line Manager at Sandvik, Vice President at Atlas Copco, and Regional Sales Manager at both Atlas Copco and Sandvik.
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So What Moment: Chosen, not Obligatory
*Dedicated to the ones who chose, not obligated to help me, donate, prayed for me.
The Hebrew word for unconditional love is “ahavat olam”. A term used in the Bible to describe God's unconditional love for humanity, which is a love that is Chosen, not Obligatory.
You know the severity of my stage 4 cancer. The 24 infections, medications, treatments, infusions, organs removed, tubes and bags, now Parkinsons, lost my job in the middle of my fight and my deep financial situation.
Here is what your donations have done. I hope this brings tears of joy as you will see “ahavat olam” and for you to know you come with me on my journey in every way.
Last month in the hospital a man sent me a message and asked if he could visit me in my hospital room. He cannot just get in my room without my permission and I allowed it after hearing his story.
His mother Beth was in prison. Beth had no one accept her son. Beth was dying in the hospital infirmary of cancer. He would print and bring my post for her to read (see below). He said he fumbled as he asked her to accept salvation. The way he described her words were “God I don't deserve this but please forgive me”. This is incredibly heavy on me. My cancer journey started out as a simple post.
Beth past away last week. He asked if I would come to her gravesite and speak. The gravesite where Beth was is over 3 hours. I could have easily said no, the way my health is and finances, or feel sorry for myself and “why me” but I did not and I knew this would be a $120.00 trip.
Last week I had her initials put on a stone. I left at 5:00 am this morning. As I write this I am sitting in the cemetery parking lot heavy in heart. Not one other than her son and myself were there. Deep in thought over this woman's grave I read Luke 23:32-55. We wept.
I grabbed a Cross off my wall and her son and I put it with her (see pic). Now I leave with a heart full of a mixture of different emotions as to what God will do with me next in my cancer journey before I go. 3 hours home to pray and think on that.
So What Moment: Chosen, not Obligatory
My stage 4 cancer is no greater or less than you're hard situation you face today (Diagnosis, Separation, Divorce, Death, Illness, Loss, Troubling Circumstances). Your fault, my fault, nobody's fault.
Good is never good enough and bad is never a deal-breaker. The playing field is even—for all of us. For the stripper and the saint. Forgive or give forgiveness to that person in your life today. You Matter
Thank you for you prayers and donation to my link. I ask for your help. It Matters.
https://gofund.me/13edbd13
I hope you stay with me on my cancer journey until the end. You Matter!
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