Birth date: Jun 5, 1990 Death date: Aug 17, 2017
Cody E. Monnier, age 27, passed away unexpectedly on Thursday, August 17, 2017. Cody was born on June 5, 1990 in Wild Rose, WI, to David and Pamela (Ash) Monnier. He was a very caring man and would not hesitate to lend a helping h Read Obituary
Cody was always there for my sons when they desperately needed someone. They were without really any friends in their lives, but Cody quickly became one of the best ones they could ever have. He always had an encouraging word or a clever joke to help cheer them up. He has blessed my life by being such an impacting, compassionate person to my lonely sons. I can't imagine what would've happened to them without his light entering our lives.
God ive known you for maybe... 5 years guessing?? I saw you only twice in that time, otherwise texted you like crazy. Yet you were probably the best friend i ever had. You helped me through so many times and i dont know where i would be if i never met you. Si far youre the third friend ive lost, but it hurts so much it feels like youre the first. Words cant describe how much you meant to me as a friend. Im still trying to work without breaking down, all in good time. But you'll live on forever in our hearts and in heaven. God bless you Cody, i can only imagine those pearly white gates and how amazing it is, and while i know this post doesnt hafta go on the internet for you to see it, i know somehow that you can see every word on this page from all your friends, and even in all the peace that heaven has to offer, youre happy that all your friends and family care enough to write our thoughts out about you. I dont really know a good way to end this, i could go on forever, youre an amazing person, and you may not have been famous and known across the world, but you touched everyone here so deep YOU WILL ALWAYS BE REMEMBERED AND CHERISHED goodbye my friend I ****ING LOVE YOU!!
I don't regret a second of the 3 years I spent with you. Everything I see and everything I do has a bit of you in it. My memories of you keep playing over and over in my head. I deeply regret not telling you more in the end how much you still meant to me, even though we were no longer together. You were the kindest man I ever had the pleasure of knowing. I hope someday I can see you again.
My favorite thing about Cody was that no matter what you or anyone else wanted, he was himself. All the time. He never pretended to be something he wasn't. He was always out to give his friends a laugh, no matter the cost. He'll be missed terribly.
Cody was a really great guy we went to the same school together he was a very funny outgoing guy he had lots of friends and people that liked him and he was so caring if he saw somebody being left out he would go out of his way and say hi to them Cody will be very missed God is taking very good care of him
The world lost a truly truly great man. One memory that always comes to mind about cody was the revolutionary war dance in the cafeteria. I have never seen such energy and spunk put into loading a figurative musket. Brings a smile to my face every time I think of that memory. You will be missed my friend, see you on the other side ❤️
