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1986
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2025
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Jeremiah Coder Obituary
Jeremiah was born on December 21, 1986, in DuBois and he was the son of Melanie (Graham) Smith.
He graduated from Jeff Tech and worked at C&S Grocery warehouse. He enjoyed many hobbies including building computers, playing guitar, making music, and woodworking. His favorite past-time was spending time with his beloved friends and family.
He is survived by his mother, Melanie, and stepfather, Michael Smith; children, two sons, Nathaniel Hawk and Hayden Coder, and one daughter, Aaliyah Hawk McMillen; brother, Brandon Coder; and his stepsister, Alaura (Nate) Clark; as well as his grandparents, Robert and Marsha Graham.
All current services are private at the family's request, however, a memorial service for friends and family is being planned for a later date.
All arrangements are entrusted to the Adamson Funeral Chapel and Crematorium, DuBois.
Online condolences may be made at www.adamsonfuneral.com.
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Jessica Bainbridge
March 10, 2025
Though we didn´t know each other for very long, the impact of meeting Jay will forever warm my heart. His energy was always so pure and real, and I wish we could have had more time. Rest easy buddy, love you.
Hayden coder
March 6, 2025
I'm Hayden I'm the son of Jeremiah I loved my dad I remember the times we had and it ment alot to me and I miss him its been a long time since I've seen him much love dad
Susan Delarme
March 4, 2025
Jeremiah was my son's best friend. He was a fine young man , and I really liked him. He will be so missed. My deepest sympathy for the loss of you son.
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