Mary Poore Obituary

No peers! The best!!!

To Todd, Betty, Jimmy, Jerry, Jenny, Ellen:
My deepest sympathy for you all.
Blessings.

The Poore Family
I am so sorry to hear about Toddy. One thing I remember is the blackboard in the kitchen with everyone´s chores and eating baloney, cheese, mustard, dill pickles and potato chip sandwich. Many fond memories.

Jerry just wanted to let you know how sad to hear of your mom's passing but had to compliment y'all for such a touching and hysterical obituary. At first I was going to say what great memories of seeing your mom go down King Street in her Cadillac with the "Toddy" plate but after the terrible driver admission I will add going down King Street probably a little too fast in her Cadillac!
She was one of a kind and such a wonderful lady. It was so nice to visit with her when she joined you on the job at our home several years back.
God Bless.

Toddy was an icon in the real estate business! There was no one (& never will be) another like her. Everyone loved her & you saw her everywhere in her Cadillac with her Toddy license plate. I was so fortunate to have known & worked with her for Max Hill downtown. She was a hoot & I learned so much about the business from her. Much love to her children & grandchildren.

What a legacy! One of the most successful women ever in the early days of real estate in Charleston and beyond. She and my mother, Jane Williams, were friends and competitors. Before radios and cell phones, Toddy would leave her station wagon in the middle of our office parking lot, door open, engine going and run (literally) into my mother's office to use the phone. I was instructed by mother if I was on the front desk and saw Toddy coming, to jump up, give her the phone and get out of her way! What a bundle of energy! I've always admired Toddy. She will be fondly remembered by her many friends, clients and associated in the industry.
P.S.I have more stories and some great old photos!

So sad to hear of Toddy´s passing. She was such a kind soul. A legend in real estate and a remarkable kind woman. She will be greatly missed by many. My thoughts and prayers for her family.

So sorry to hear about Toddy....she was a legend! I'm grateful for knowing and working with her. prayers of comfort for all of the family

Thoughts and prayers to all the family and friends. Everyone loved Toddy. I have so many stories. She will be remember in real estate forever for sure by us oldies. Rest in Peace my friend.

Toddy helped my parents buy a beach house on the Isle of Palms in the late 60´s-maybe early 70´s. Then, when my mom decided to move to Charleston she helped her find a home in 2006. She and my Mom remained friends until my mother´s death in 2020. She was a great friend to my mother and also a great realtor!

Toddy - a force of nature!
Kind, genuine, tough, fair - and always on the go
So thankful to have known her !
Prayers to the family

What an incredible lady! She was well respected for many reasons, one being for her dedication to her profession and family. She will be missed!

I met Toddy when I went to work for Max Hill in my late teens and worked with her for over 36 years. I was her real estate assistant for 16 of those years! I saw first hand what an extraordinary lady Toddy was as a daughter, a mother & grandmother, a sister, an aunt and of course an awesome Realtor, but most of all a dear friend. Through the years, Toddy was always there for me when I hit bumps in the road in my life. She was loved and respected by so many of us and I am so fortunate she was a part of my life for so many years.

Toddy was a wonderful person and a joy to work with. She handled the sale of my mother's home in 1985 and we had a number of contacts after. She will be missed.

My condolences to the family.

A legend has passed. Truly a giant in the residential real estate industry, Toddy was the top producer for Max L. Hill, Co., Inc. in Charleston, SC for many years and was the top producer nationally in the Gallery of Homes network in the late 70´s. A daughter of Mr. Jack Todd (of Sears & Roebuck fame) and his dear wife Jimmi, Toddy´s positive attitude was infectious. I can still hear her exclaiming "CHOP! CHOP!" when it was time to quit sitting and start selling. We all loved you Mrs. Poore; you taught us so much. KJR821 base to 4...you will be missed!

Our condolences to your family.

Rest in peace dear friend and mentor. Toddy was a consummate professional and role model for so many of us that knew her.

Rest in Peace dear Toddy. My sympathy to the family. I know you will miss her. She was a wonderful, full of energy woman with a smile for everyone. I will cherish my memories of her and know she won't be "resting" for long. Her spirit will live on. Prayers for all.

Toddy- What words can describe the legend? She was a remarkable woman. Inspiring, funny, determined, fierce, the hardest worker I've ever met, and beloved by her family. I am better for having known and worked with Toddy.

I really respected Toddy. I worked with her at Remax and Dunes Properties She was quite a realtor and a nice person!

Words cannot express the respect that I have had over the years for Toddy --- She was an inspiration to me when I first got my real estate license-such a hard worker and always willing to help me. I have missed her over the past few years - I loved Toddy. Thoughts and prayers for the whole family of a great lady. Liz Loadholtl

My sincere respect for a great lady, more hard working than any other. So glad to have met her through her children.
May she rest in Peace.
Robert Dickson

I would like to extend my sincere condolences to the entire family for your loss. RIP Mrs. Poor.