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Hi I just saw his story on the first 48 and I am so sorry for your loss! May God give you the strength and comfort always and just know that he is dancing in heaven!
Angel Stephens
February 10, 2025 | Reno, NV
Sodd, Joseph III Age 20, of Mpls, died June 18th. Survived by mother, Elizabeth Alden Peck; father, Joseph Sodd, Jr.; devoted brother, Alden Baker Sodd; grandparents, Barbara Alden Campbell, Robert Gray Peck III, Leila Peck, Joseph Sodd, Sr.; aunts & uncles, Mary Jo Sodd, Leslie & Ray Hazuka, Richard Peck & Margaret Locklear- Peck; cousins, Vanessa Sodd, Lauren Hazuka, Lindsay Hazuka & fiancé Matthew Kammann; friends Damian Petrou & Jaime Thompson. Preceded in death by grandmother, Nancy Joan Sodd. Joe graduated from Perpich Arts High School and was a senior BFA candidate in Dance at the distinguished Cornish College of the Arts in Seattle, Washington. Memorial ceremony Sunday, June 22, 3:00 pm, Trinity Lutheran Chapel, Augsburg College, 2001 Riverside Avenue, Mpls, followed by a gathering in Murphy Square (bring seating). A scholarship benefit follows at The Triple Rock Social Club, 629 Cedar Avenue, Mpls MN 55454. Memorials preferred to the Joseph Sodd III Memorial Scholarship Fund, PCAE Foundation, PO Box 5086, St. Cloud, MN 56302.
This obituary was originally published in the Star Tribune.
Hi I just saw his story on the first 48 and I am so sorry for your loss! May God give you the strength and comfort always and just know that he is dancing in heaven!
Angel Stephens
February 10, 2025 | Reno, NV
I'm very sorry for your loss, I just saw his case on first 48 and wanted to extend my condolences. I know he's dancing with the Angels
Kim Price
January 19, 2022 | Lubbock, TX
Every time I hear this name or see his face I smile and remember all the wonderful qualities he had, watching him become a fine young man was a privilege
Cindi Pastores (Markfort)
June 15, 2021 | Cannon Falls, MN | Friend
To the Sodd family, I'm sorry for your loss. Although I never knew this fine young man, I was struck with sorrow after seeing his case profiled on The First 48. It's such a tragedy that the world will never get to see just how much more joy he could have brought to it through his artistry. Rest in Peace buddy.....
Daniel Gadomski
January 16, 2021 | Plaistow, NH
I'm so so sorry he looked like a very promising dancer I'm sorry your life got taken so very young keep on dancing my friend
Iesha Dean
October 19, 2020 | Utica, NY
I just saw this case on The first 48 and I cant even imagine the pain his parents are still going through. I hope you find peace within yourself and God grant you Tye serenity you need.
L B
April 18, 2020 | Houston, TX | Friend
Some people change a small moment in your life. Others, though, change who you are and that affects the rest of your life. Joe was one of those people. it's been so many years, yet I am forever grateful for those moments and for so many random memories - for jumping too high, for crimson & clover, for the "it's just a fact" moments. I miss you, Joe.
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Lisa
July 01, 2019 | Otsego, MN | Friend
I too saw this story on "The First 48" and was saddened by what I saw.
May you're soul grace the heavens.
Jono
June 18, 2009 | NYC, NY
Joe, I didn't know you but i knew who you were, we went to South High together. Im very sadend by your loss and my heart and prayers go out to you, your friends and family. You will never be forgotten. May you RIP forever!
Jessica Nelson
May 20, 2009 | Rosemount, MN