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Zakoda Pisa Obituary
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3/27/97-3/25/25
On March 25th 2025 we sadly lost a remarkable young man. Koda was an amazing Son, Grandson, Brother, Nephew and Friend. He was loved and cherished by many people, Koda was kind, thoughtful and compassionate to everyone he met and always did everything he could to put a smile on our faces. He made everyone he loved happy each day by telling a funny story that happened to him, playing a silly prank on you or giving a gift of something special he found just for you. If nothing else he would sit with you and offer the quiet comfort of his presence.
Koda was preceded in death by his Grandmothers Sharon Faye Perkins and Laurie Susan Pisa, His Grandfather Rodney Theodore Perkins as well as his Great Grandparents.
Koda is survived by his Mother and Father Angela Fae Pisa and Theo (Rodney Theodore) Perkins, his stepfather Nathaniel George Christenson, his Grandfather Richard Pisa, his Sister Samantha Christenson, His Auntie Sharice Valenzuela and Auntie Chelle (Rachelle Pisa) as well as many other Aunties, Uncles and Cousins.
Services for Koda will be held at Washburn-McReavy Hillside Chapel, 2610 19th Ave NE, Minneapolis, MN 55418 on Monday April 14th 2025. Visitation with Koda will be held at 12pm for those that wish to attend and services will start at 1pm. Donations to help the family will be greatly appreciated in lieu of flowers.
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