Todd Maddox

Born December 17, 1963 in Gadsden, Alabama
Departed July 16, 2023 in Melbourne, Florida

Lieutenant Todd Maddox passed away peacefully on July 16th with his family and friends lovingly by his side. Today, he’s celebrating with the Lord in Heaven.

Born on December 17, 1963 to Janet and Larry Maddox, Todd lived his rambunctious young life in Centre, Alabama with his brother Slone. Todd spent many of his days out in the country hunting, fishing, and doing his best to stay out of trouble. In 1982, he graduated from Cherokee County High School and set off to Auburn University.

After graduating in 1987 with a Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology, Todd enrolled at the Police Academy in Montgomery where he would eventually work as a policeman doing what he loved for three years before becoming a deputy sheriff in Brevard County. Serving and protecting the community was Todd’s passion throughout his entire life and he made an immeasurable impact on so many people in the community. Todd proudly served the Brevard County Sheriff’s Office and our community with pride and honor for over 33 years.

Todd was blessed with three children – Tristan, Travis, and Kaylee – who he loved more than he ever imagined possible. Todd coached every sport that his kids played and was there for every single moment. When Todd wasn’t at work or spending time with his kids he was always accompanied by the “best friends a man could ask for”. Todd would travel the world and spend as much time on the ocean as he could. He always wanted to be just like Jimmy Buffet one day.

After being diagnosed, Todd spent his years fighting while never letting on that anything was wrong. He would spend his last years traveling and doing everything he ever wanted to do with his wife he loved endlessly, Carolina, who he married in 2019 forming their own Brady Bunch. His family includes his wife Carolina Maddox; sons Travis Maddox and Tristan Maddox; daughter Kaylee Miller; stepdaughter Daniella Bowen; stepson Jonathan Bowen; stepdaughter Gabriela Bowen; parents Larry and Janet Maddox; brother Slone Maddox and granddaughter Adelyn.

Todd will be remembered for all the genuine heart and great times he shared with his friends and family. He truly loved each of them. When Todd’s time came, he carried himself with strength, dignity, and love for everyone around him.

A celebration of his life will be on Wednesday, July 26, 2023 at 1:30 pm at First Baptist Church of Indialantic, 170 Washington Avenue, Indialantic, Florida, 32903.

The family of Lieutenant Todd Maddox are most grateful for the gift of friends like you all, who have been so kind and thoughtful during these hours of sorrow. Your prayers, visits, calls, and every act of kindness, have given us strength and inspiration. In lieu of flowers, Todd and his family ask that donations be made to his childhood church in his honor to the building fund:

Building Fund

May God ever bless each of you.

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Laurie DiSalvo (Ryba) wrote on July 25, 2023:
Todd was one of my favorites.... best LT , smile that lit up a room and just fun to hang out with. Had a few squad get togethers at Lous Blues and Public Safety Cruises... one of the best ... genuine and will be missed... RIP LT ... we will take it from here and thank you for being YOU!!!! 🖤💙🖤
Lisa Anderson from Melbourne wrote on July 25, 2023:
I have known Todd for 4 years now. I was always so impressed and encouraged by his great strength and bravery. What a brave soul he was! He never let on about the struggles he was going through. He was such a kind compassionate person. He is soooo missed..I know he's in pure peace right now with the Lord. I pray for all his family to be greatly comforted during this most difficult time.
Char Beach from Palm Bay wrote on July 23, 2023:
May God comfort you and bring you peace during this time. 🙏🏽
James Jackson from Melbourne wrote on July 23, 2023:
So sorry to hear of Todd's passing. I have known him for about 6 years, and it's always been a pleasure talking with him. Our visits were short, but he always has a smile for me. Rest easy Todd, we'll see you again soon. James
James Kellison from Webster wrote on July 22, 2023:
I'm so sorry that after myself, you ( Todd) John neilson and Chou joined the sheriff's office together that we weren't able to continue what we started, we partied hard, fought hard and lived to make sure everyone else was able to do the same, although time was too short we will always have good memories of the times we had together. RIP my friend/brother we will finish our plans when we meet again !! My sincere condolences to Todd's family !!!
Denise Glover Renteria from Horton wrote on July 21, 2023:
I went to school with Todd in Centre, Al Class of 1982. He was smart and well liked by all. He will truly be missed.