Hugh-Codding-Obituary

Hugh Bishop Codding

Santa Rosa, California

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Hugh Bishop Codding, the developer who built the Merced Mall in 1969, died Saturday of pneumonia, according to the Santa Rosa Press Democrat. He was 92. Codding, who also built Modesto's McHenry Village, became a legend in residential and commercial development in the 1950s and '60s."I doubt...

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Hugh is a genius A legend. This is because of his love, kind, empathetic nature. His love / care of people and of nature. His sense of humor is unparalleled except in his son, David , and to be honest, in all of his family members, these traits are there and are spreading. Thank you, Hugh. I love you We all love you

It is good to see the kind thoughts for my late Uncle in the Merced Sun-Star. As my Mother's baby brother, he was a fixture in family life, and one with a lot of entertainment value. When I was at college, I was allowed to live in the house he built for the baby elephant, and my job in lieu of rent was to tend the trout stream and fishpond he landscaped it with. I was glad to speak a few words at the Family memorial, and caught up with many of Hugh's beloved friends and associates at the...

David and Codding family, so many fond memories of growing up as neighbors and friends. I will never forget Easter egg hunts at the house, endless swimming, holidays in Hawaii and rowing the canoe in the lake. Thinking of you at this time.
Nancy (Hilliard) Bergstrom

MR CODDING SPENT ALOT OF TIME IN COVELO WITH MY GRANDFATHER AND SOMETIME WITH MY DAD HORSEBACK AS A YOUNG MAN..I CAN TELL A FEW STORIES THAT HUGH LIKED TO TALK ABOUT BACK IN THOSE DAYS. HE SHALL BE MISSED .
DUSTY O'FERRALL

To Connie Codding and Family:

Our deepest sympathy to you and your family at your loss of an exceptional, charismatic and great man.

I will always remember Hugh Codding with fond and respectful memories. He was a good and decent person who was honest, possessed a great sense of humor and always showed sincere care and concern toward all of us who were lucky enough to know him. His creativity and never ending vision of what he wanted to accomplish was larger than life...

To the Codding family, my condolences for your loss.

Hugh was an an inspiration to many, a man who didn't know the meaning of the word, "no." Though he leaves a grieving family, he reunites with friends and family who have gone before him. May he rest in Peace.

GOODBYE TO A GOOD AND LOYAL FRIEND. WANDA MCCULLOH

My the Lord continue to watch over Hugh and his family in this time of grief. Hugh will be missed.

"My condolences to the Codding family. A true visionary genius he was. He will be missed by our community." Patrice Jordan (Santa Rosa, CA)