Robert Joseph “Bob” Cody
Robert Joseph “Bob” Cody, 77 of Pulaski, VA passed away on Monday, November 16, 2020 at LewisGale Hospital Pulaski. He was born in Fall Branch, TN in 1943 to the late Elmer Cody and Lydia Alice Page Cody. Besides his parents, he was preceded in death by two brothers, Elmer Cody, Jr. and Kyle Cody. He graduated from Fall Branch High School in 1961 then Holston Valley Hospital Radiologic Tech School in 1964. He moved to Pulaski in 1965 after accepting the job of Radiology Manager for Pulaski Community Hospital where he worked until his retirement in 2005. His favorite saying was “I enjoy every minute of my job.” His joy was spending time with his family, work, raising cattle, and salt water fishing. He is survived by his wife Linda Phillips Cody of 56 years, son Robert Cody, Jr. and wife Debbie of Newport News, VA, daughter Lydia Ann Aker of Holly Springs, NC, two granddaughters, Emily and Rebecca Cody, sister, Margie Long of Greensboro, NC and several nieces and nephews. Memorial Services will be held at a later date at Stevens Funeral Home, Pulaski, VA.
God bless you and your family! Loved Bob and his humor. He was a great boss and friend.
Prayers from Al and Jackie Green. Bob was a great guy and will be sadly missed
Bob was always smiling and so friendly and jovial. He was a great guy. Prayers for the family.
Bob was such a nice and caring person. He will be missed.
So very sorry for the passing of Bob Cody - He was a great person & neighbor & loved by many & will be greatly missed. Much Love & Sympathy to his Beloved wife Linda & to all the CODY Family 😢 Bill & Judy Alexander
Bob Cody was an honest and just man. I remember his first years at the old hospital and his transition as he worked and set up the new Radiology at the new HCA hospital that was being built in Pulaski. At that time he was also an instructor for the
...read more...Bob was a great person and most respected. I always enjoyed working with him. A great loss. Love and prayers to this family. Dr. Nack
Bob is one of the finest persons I have ever known and it was such a privilege to work with him. His caring attitude for patients was unsurpassed. May God comfort all in the passing of this man who brought so much goodness into the world. Dr. Jonakin
I have not seen him since before high school graduation in 1981, but I remember him as smiling and kind, welcoming my family in visits to “the farm” when I was a pre-teen. My condolences to the family. Mike S. Quesenberry, Ph.D.