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1943 Jerry 2010

Jerry Lee Coday

June 8, 1943 — October 13, 2010

Former Mtn. Grove resident Jerry Lee Coday, 67, died October 13, 2010, at North Kansas City Hospital in North Kansas City, Missouri from complications of Liver Disease.


Jerry was born June 8, 1943, in Mansfield, Mo., to the late Vernes and Luree (Dixon) Coday. He graduated from Mountain Grove High School in 1961 and joined the United States Marine Corp. He was united in marriage to V. Earlene Sponsler on July 4th, 1964. In 1975, Jerry and Earlene moved to Mtn. Grove, where they owned and operated the Flower Basket for 6 years. He continued to work in the floral industry as a salesman for wholesale florist Buffalo Import for 24 years until his retirement. Together for 28 years, Jerry and Earlene raised a son and a daughter, Doug and Debra. After the marriage ended in divorce Jerry continued to live in Mtn. Grove until moving to Kansas City in 2007.


He was an avid bowler, bowling a 300 game on April 26, 1990, and a 299 game on August 28, 1992. Jerry was also honored by the American Bowling Congress in 2002 for participating in 25 National Tournaments, continuing to enjoy bowling until his eyesight deteriorated.

Jerry is survived by his son and daughter-in-law, Douglas and Lisa Coday; daughter, Debra Cox; 3 grandchildren, Kayla Cox, Clay Cox, and William Coday; stepmother, Vineta McKinley; sister, Jane Carder; niece, Sarah Carder, and many friends.


Memorial Services:
Saturday, October 23rd, 2:00 PM in the Craig-Hurtt Chapel.
Burial:
Hillcrest Cemetery
Contributions:
American Diabetes Assoc. c/o the funeral home.

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