THOMAS CODY

Well buddy ...it´s done. I still carry the note you wrote me during your last days. I finished the project and devoted it to you. It´s All in the Talkback brother. It´s here: s2audio.blogspot.com Thanks is not enough.

All these years pasted in the blink of an eye. Thousands of souls we've encountered yet one remains indelible ...Tom Cody. We are blessed with a home of 35 years, a marriage of 49 years, 3 daughters, 6 granddaughters and 2 grandsons. Tom Cody ...for those here that don't know ...made all that possible in our lives. His love, his kindness, his sacrifice of himself towards the betterment of others must not go unspoken. It is safe to say ...if you didn't know that Tom, you didn't really know...

Tom was my Jr. High school friend, I wish I could have caught up with him in the later years.

Tom's first birthday in heaven. I still can't believe he is gone. We always thought the cancer would take him , not a stroke. He put up a good fight. It is comforting to know we will meet again in heaven. Miss ya Tom!

I was only recently told of Tom's passing. I am so sorry for your loss. Tom was a really good friend of my brother, Eddie, and I was lucky to have seen and spend a little time with Tom at the LVRRHOF in 2011 when I went home for the first time in 19 years. He was a funny guy and I have great memories that can still make me chuckle after 28 years. Tom, til we meet again....

Tom was family. He was husband, father, son, nephew, uncle, brother and cousin. He was a son of God. I married Tom's sister, Donna, in 1981 and have known him since before then. Tom contributed to the family with his experiences and stories and antics and sometimes they were unblievable, but he was family. He loved dogs even to the point of giving one of his a ride on his motorcycle in his lap-what a character. There is photo evidence of this somewhere. When Tom started going to church, I...

Tom was part of our family for many years. He he was Becky's boyfriend. He stood by her side and never left her. She was, I think his first experience of cancer. She did not win her battle with brain cancer, but i think it may have helped him in his own cancer. He knew how to overcome and strive and know that every day is a gift. To cherish and love life. I know he would want his family and friends to do the same. Not to be upset that he has gone but be thankful that you had the honor of his...

Our thoughts and prayers are with your family.

Now when you hear thunder in the Vegas Valley it is Tom and Bruiser riding to 7-11 on Toms Moped. Pet the "kid" for me Tom. Love ya buddy.