Birth date: Nov 22, 1965 Death date: Nov 24, 2023
Tadd Alan Holzen, 58, of Huntersville died November 24, 2023. He was born on November 22, 1965, in Ohio to the late David and Kenna Holzen. Survivors include his son Lucas Holzen of Huntersville and sister, Lori Holzen Tattersal Read Obituary
Tadd was a solid, true and trusted friend. I was always excited to see what he had going on when his name would light up my phone. Never a dull moment. I never met a Father who was more dedicated to his son than Tadd was to Lucas. Tadd will be missed but not forgotten.
Good, solid dude. Great family values, kind-hearted. I was happy to have him as my neighbor. Rest in peace, Tadd. 💙
My condolences to Tadd's family and all who knew him. I knew Tadd to have a fierce love of his son, Lucas; always finding ways to share his many passions for the outdoors and food with him while giving Lucas space to develop his own interests. He did it as well as any caring dad could. Tadd was one of the few people I met who not only knew what fried mush was, but he loved it as much as my family. And, he taught me the only way to really cook bacon. My family and I carry these memories fondly. Rest in Peace, Tadd. Gone too soon; you are already sorely missed. Nikki Wildman and family.
Always enjoyed him on the swim team. The Axe family
My husband and I met Tadd at our son's music shows at BoatYard. He was always there with a big smile and interested on how we were doing. We stuck up a conversation once I found out he was a Realtor like me. We spoke on the phone about transactions and he gave me advice on how to handle certain deals. He was very humble and willing to share his time even though he had a lot going on. I will miss his smile and kind heart. My husband will miss his conversations with him. May his soul rest in peace.
The Sturts
This is heartbreaking. Tadd was one of the first persons I met when we moved to Huntersville in 2007. We were both active in Cub Scouts Pack 19 with our sons. Tadd was our unofficial, "official" photographer, dutifully attending every event, incredibly involved and always with genuine enthusiasm and that ever-present smile.
He was quiet and unassuming, but if you took the time to engage him, you found him to be an incredibly sharp, talented and kind soul. Despite his skill and success, he was also one of the most humble persons I've ever known.
He was a knowledgeable vintage car enthusiast, and we often talked about how jealous I was of his white Corvette convertible.
Tadd was actively and intimately involved in Lucas' life and incredibly proud of him. My prayers and those of my boys go out to Lucas.
After our boys aged our of Cub Scouts, I would run into Tadd around town and he was always genuinely interested in how I and my boys were doing. And he ALWAYS had that endearing smile.
Tadd left an irreplaceable void in the lives of those he knew, but he enriched all of ours in the time we had with him.
Sincere condolences and prayers for the Holzen family.
