Joseph "Todd" Kirk

December 22, 1964 - April 14, 2020

Joseph “Todd” Kirk entered into eternal rest on Tuesday, April 14, 2020 at the age of 55. Beloved husband of Pamela Giovengo Kirk for 29 years; loving father of Ashley Kirk Hebert (Derrick), Blake Robert Kirk and Dylan Robert Kirk. A doting grandfather “Pops” to Rosalie Claire Hebert. Survived by sister Mary Watkins (Glen), brothers John R. Kirk Jr. (Sharon) and Stephen H. Richardson (Evie) and Brother-in-law Kenneth Bordelon. Son-in-law of Raymond and Patricia Giovengo; Sister-in-law Charleen G. Gauthreaux (Shane) and Brother-in-law of Raymond J. Giovengo II (Kelli) and a host of many nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by parents John Robert Kirk and Bettie Mozelle Stokes Kirk and sisters Dianne Boudro and Jenny Bordelon. There was nothing that Todd could not fix or repair. He loved all animals, had a passion for magic and enjoyed his music and singing karaoke. He received an Associate of Applied Science degree in Radiologic Technology and Board Certified in Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI). Todd was a part owner of an MRI Imaging Center in St Bernard Parish that was lost due to Hurricane Katrina in 2005. He also had a gift of bringing his creative visions to life. Todd never met a stranger and loved to make people laugh. He was devoted to Southland Community Church in Hammond, LA and had a strong faith in God. His final act of kindness was to give of himself one last time as an organ donor. He is now a hero to those whom he has saved. He had a deep love for his family and will be missed by them and many more and never, ever forgotten. He loved his wife and appreciated her always standing by his side. Following the lifting of gathering restrictions, when we can all get together, we will plan a huge celebration of Todd’s life and legacy to hug our hearts out. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to Brandon G. Thompson Funeral Home (12012 Hwy. 190 W. Hammond, LA 70401) to offset funeral arrangements and other expenses Todd’s family will incur in the future. He will ALWAYS be remembered as “10 second Todd”.