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Kody Ponthieux

September 9, 2025/in Tributes/by webguy

Submitted by: Randie Escobar
Born: 1992
Died: 2023
My Tribute: The day you were born, was one of the best days of my life. You were also the first to make me a grandma. You are still one of my 3 greatest accomplishments. You’re little girl is so much like you. I know your are and will continue to be her Guardian angel. I am blessed to forever call you my baby boy. I know you had your struggles and you fought hard against your demons. I will forever and always be proud of you. As long as i have breath left in my body, you will be loved, remembered and thought about daily. I will forever be your momma. Rest easy sweet boy. Kody Paul F30

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