Birth date: Feb 3, 1971 Death date: Aug 28, 2015
Aron Jason Cody, age 44, died unexpectedly on Friday, August 28, 2015. Aron currently resided in Caruthersville, Mo., but spent most of his life in Memphis, Tn. He was preceded in death by his father, Larry Cody, his grandparents, Read Obituary
Lindsay, The Music Ministry of Sandy’s church, First United Methodist, in Elkins, West Virginia, have been praying for you and your family. We will continue long after you are past these days of searing loss. We love you, one and all. (Safe travels to all, especially our Sandy, Joelle and Jenna.) Gale Poe Howell, Music Director FUMC Elkins, West Virginia
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I’ll keep you all in my prayers!
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You have the same smile as your Dad- “Uncle Larry” to our children. Wrapping all of yall in prayer. Michael and Barbara Dray
Heart is broken. Our thoughts are with your family and friends. You were a great person and it was fun being your room mate. You will be missed. Tasha, Terra, Chris
Aron had a warm smile like his father Larry and shared his friendship, as Larry did, easily and with laughter. I know that he leaves good memories. We were so sorry to hear of this and our hearts go out to his family and everyone who knew him. Michael Abrams (Pam’s brother), and all the family.
My deepest condolences and heart felt sympathy to Jane, Leo, and all of Aron’s family and friends. Aron had so many great qualities and was a friend to many, and a life saver to work with on set. We had lots of fun and he was always the one who helped lighten the load and take any stressful situation and remind me that it’s all right, no need to stress, and everything would be ok. Aron was also very helpful and patient when he stepped up to help my Mom and our house and yard. She adored him, and I was so grateful for his help and how good he was to my family during tough times. I have so many great memories and will always remember Aron as a great friend who helped teach me not to be so uptight and stressed out over the small stuff. Aron was one of my friends I knew I could always count on, and call when I needed help, he was there, and I am forever grateful for our friendship. To Jane and Leo, Aron loved you more than anything. He was so proud of you both. I understand how difficult it is, losing someone so close, losing someone too soon, and losing someone so unexpectedly. You will never get over this loss, but with time, and allowing yourself to grieve, allowing yourselves to have all the emotions that you feel, and when you are ready, allowing yourselves to begin to heal, you can get through this. I am praying for you, and I encourage you to hold tight to all the wonderful memories, no one can ever take your memories and good times you have shared away from you. I am sending you love and keeping you in my thoughts and prayers.
I never had the pleasure of meeting Aron…but I knew his father well. I grew up in LaVale Maryland, and the Cody family lived across the street from us. Len and Bea, Larry and Adriennes parents were wonderful people. They moved away, I think, while I was in the Navy. I have been in contact with Adrienne and her mother Bea. I offer my condolences to Larry’s wife, and family, and hope that they accept his eternal peace now.
