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He graduated from Santa Fe High School where he received a high school diploma. Trigger worked as a warehouse manager and bulk delivery driver for the Coca Cola Company for 47 years. He enjoyed watching the Florida Gators in football and baseball, actually any sport. He was a Civil War enthusiast and loved to tell jokes and drink Coca Cola.
Trigger is survived by his daughters, Rebecca (Brian) Livingston of Newberry, Florida and Abigail Hodge of Williston, Florida; step-daughters Morgana (Cheyenne) Witt of High Springs, Florida, Christine Metz of Los Angeles, California, and Monica Metz of Gainesville, Florida; granddaughters, Alexis Livingston of Newberry, Florida, Eden Miller, Dallis Witt, and Gianna Witt; grandsons, Troy (Hailey) Matthews of Gainesville, Florida, Preston Splitt, Easton Witt, and Kingston Miller; great-granddaughter Maci Matthews; sisters, Cheri Trosclair of Jacksonville, Florida and Iris Ferda of Mizzoula, Montana.
Trigger was preceded in death by his parents Wilma Cain Hodge and Crayton Enlow Hodge, Sr.; brothers, Jody Hodge and Arnold Willis; sisters, Ina Wilson and Evelyn Lea.
A visitation is scheduled for Friday, July 14 from 6:00pm to 8:00 pm at Evans Carter Funeral Home. A graveside funeral service is scheduled for Saturday, July 15 at 1:00 pm at the Spring Hill Cemetery, 24217 NW Old Bellamy Road, Alachua, Florida. To plant a beautiful memorial tree in memory of Trigger, please visit our Tree Store.
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