William Buell Gode, Jr.

Birth date: Oct 25, 1932 Death date: Mar 15, 2025

William B. Gode Jr. (Bill) passed away on March 15, 2025 at the age of 92 at Murphy Place Assisted Living facility in Corydon, IA. He was born October 25, 1932, the son of W. Buell and Helen (Christiansen) Gode at Jane Lamb Hospit Read Obituary

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Cheri Nessen

51w ago

My husband, Mark Nessen, and I had many fond and fun memories with Bill and Connie....and then Bill himself. One of the most memorable was attending a movie convention to preview movie releases for the next year.... in Las Vegas. During that event, Bill was "star struck" as he happened to ride in the elevator with Jane Fonda. He declared, with a wide smile, that he could not ever wash the hand that shook hers.
His lifelong example of volunteerism inspired everyone -Corydon will miss him!

Anonymous

51w ago

With love Jan and Cindy

Anonymous

52w ago

You were such a huge part of our family. We will always cherish that time together.

Kathy Banks Hunt

52w ago

in honor of William.

Bill was such a good guy!! His life was the true example of what being a volunteer is. Corydon is a great place to live because of Bill and people like Bill. A life well lived!! Kudos to you Bill!! I will miss you!!

A lit candle with a soft flame, surrounded by small white flowers and green leaves, set against a warm yellow background.

A Memorial Tree Was Planted For William B. Gode Jr. (Bill)

52w ago

We are deeply sorry for your loss ~ Corydon

Bette Neely Noble, Dave And Glenda Swegle

52w ago

We loved Bill and his late wife Connie so much. Our deepest Condolences to his family.

Julie Foster

52w ago

I will miss ol Bill. He was a favorite for sure. Our Hawkeye/Iowa State rivalry was so much fun. My kids have memories of us rolling down the windows, driving by his flower bed and all of us yelling "Go Hawks" as loud as we could EVERY time we saw him working there. He was a great friend to my Mom when they both lived at Murphy Place. The Hawkeye flag was draped on his room door (or red and yellow streamers on her door) during football season. He was the BEST promoter of Corydon and was so fun to be around. I will miss his ornery grin.

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