Cody Brandon Seymour Obituary in Union Point at Watts Funeral Home

Obituary For Cody Brandon Seymour

Cody Brandon Seymour, 30, of Greensboro, Ga, passed away on October 11, 2023, in Eatonton, Ga. He was born on March 23, 1993, in Greensboro, Ga. Cody was a loving son, fiancé, father, brother, and uncle.

Cody is survived by his parents, Trenia and AI Seymour; grandmother, Kaye Garner; his fiancé, Rita Ann Rosecrans; his son, Mason Brandon Seymour; his brother, Jamie Seymour (Melissa); his sister, Jessica Slocumb (Kevin); his nephew, Blake Vandiver; and his nieces, Kailey Slocumb and Kylee Slocumb. He is also survived by his aunts, Kathy Waldroup (Bobby), Beth Oswald (Jim). Connie Cliett (David), and Carlene, Miranda (Michael), Catlyn Felts, Jill Garner, Amy Hattaway (Michael), Pam Roundtree (Scott), along with multiple cousins.

He is preceded in death by his grandparents, Nanny and Pawpaw Gladys and Bobby Noggle, and his uncle, Danny Noggle, Grandmother Nell Seymour, Great-grandmother Sarah Watkins, and Grandfather Sonny Seymour.

Cody attended Greene County High School and later pursued a career in Docks and Seawall.

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May Cody rest in peace as he knows his job here on earth is done. Prayers for all family and friends especially his son. -Kristy Meek

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Man, Cody was the most funniest person I e ever met in my whole life. We all were thick as thieves and up to no good but we were always gonna check in to one our meemas everytime the whole bunch of us. I've never met a person make me laugh as much as he did. He was crazy about his old lady. . . Don't look at Rita or he's on edge ready to go. He loved her and his son so much.. they stuck together through everything and I admit it I was always a little jealous of their love, wishing I could find and keep a love like that of my own.He always came through to check on my fam whenever anything major happened in our lives. Thinking about it now the only times I remember my mama n my aunt's cutting up n acting a fool was mainly with him. The crew never even needed television with him he was always the light and entertainment. I pray for mama trenia al, and Rita Ann n mason that the good times and smiles made from him shine through brighter than the dark and cloudy days and mistakes that each and every one of us makes. I know Mason will carry his name on into the next generation, and I hope he's funny as his dad and puts up w no bull just like his mama. You will always be one of my best friends Cody.... I miss you already.

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