Cody Lee Whitson, 45-year-old from Canute, OK passed away on December 22,
2016 at his home, with family at his side.
Cody was born February 12, 1971 in Sayre, OK to Raymond Lee and Laveta
Habekott Whitson. His schooling consisted of one year of elementary at
Tiawah, OK. The remaining school years were spent at Cheyenne Elementary
with graduation from the Cheyenne High School in 1991.
At a young age, he accepted Christ at the Cheyenne Baptist Church.
In 1998 he married Angel James and accepted into his heart her sons
Christopher James and Kody James (KJ). They welcomed into their family a
son, Joshua Lee Whitson.
Cody was a truck driver who also enjoyed OU football, dogs, and fishing.
He was preceded in death by his father, Raymond, and grandparents Bill and
Lena Habekott and Zelno and Cora Whitson.
Those left to cherish his memories are his son Joshua Whitson of the home,
mother Laveta Whitson of Woodward, brothers and sisters: Carl Woods (Lisa)
of Cheyenne, Brenda Williams (Joe) of Arnett, Donnie Woods (Vicky) of
Woodward, Katrina Whitson, Raelene Whitson, and Julia Whitson, along with
many nieces, nephews, aunts, uncles and other family and friends.
Funeral Service
Wednesday, December 28, 2016 2:00 PM
First Baptist Church
Cheyenne, OK
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