Cody S. Santiago
April 12, 1993 ~ January 22, 2023
Cody’s service will be livestreamed below starting at 2:00 PM Friday January 27, 2023.
Our beloved son, Cody S Santiago (Santi), Born April 12, 1993 lost his battle with alcoholism. He had the kindest soul and the most genuine giggle. Cody loved to write music, freestyle, wear his bucket hats, and hang with his best dog Taco (Kiki).
He will be remembered by; his son Sam Thomson, parents Michelle/Darvin Hamner, father Gerald Santiago, siblings Nina Santiago and Nikita Hamner, Aunts Rebecca Santiago and Wendy/Ed Faris, Grandma Yolanda Santiago, and Grandpa Gale Hamner.
Services
Visitation - Friday: January 27, 2023 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm
Boulger Funeral Home and Celebration of Life Center
123 10th Street
Fargo, North Dakota 58103
7012376441
www.boulgerfuneralhome.com
Celebration of Life - Friday: January 27, 2023 2:00 pm
Boulger Funeral Home and Celebration of Life Center
123 10th Street
Fargo, North Dakota 58103
7012376441
www.boulgerfuneralhome.com
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I met you a few times, was told a lot of good things about you as you grew up. May God find a special place in heaven for you..
Love your Great Aunt Vonnie
Fly high cody. Gonna miss all the good times and ur crazy ass bright colored clothes lol. RIP homie
I will miss his wittiness and always his negotiations, the compassion he had for people, his smile and the sweet caring words when we talked about his grandma Yolanda, he was so giving, even if it meant he went without he would make sure whoever he was helping had what they needed. I will miss watching him with MK, he loved kids. Cody was very proud of his heritage especially his Hispanic, Aztec (side) background. He liked to tease and joke around; he had such a sweet giggle one that staid with you. He had a joy of free style rap; I remember him saying he made a rap song and was going to have me listen to them. Friends and family meant a lot to him. He was so proud that he trained his dog taco (kiki), he loved that dog so much!
I could go on and on, but my big hearted, sweet, compassionate, loyal and honest nephew will forever live in my heart and greatly missed. I will miss hearing you say slow down **** hahah. I know you will ride the rails with me, I was proud of him and will love him forever, Aunt Becky a.k.a Pikachu.
Mi Allah abre las puertas de Paradice para ti, mi sobrino cariñoso. Extrañaré esos ojos suaves y esa dulce risa; Te extraño tanto que es difícil recuperar el aliento. Sé que sabías que estaba orgulloso de ti, y siempre te he amado desde el nacimiento hasta el final. ¡Para siempre en mi corazón mi dulce Cody! Ama a tu tía Pikachu
I knew Cody from his grade school days when I worked with him in some of his classes. I’m sorry I didn’t know him as an adult. I’ll always remember him blessing himself after he would sneeze! He’d say “bless me!” It always made me smile. He was polite, kind, and always friendly. Cody was very likable.
I know that our loving God will have a special place in heaven for Cody. May he rest in peace and
“be blest!”
Sorry for your loss may He Rest Peace. Mrs.Bertha Lara from SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS