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Cody W Watson, 25 – LCpl Janos V Lutz Live To Tell Foundation
Cody W Watson, 25

Cody W Watson, 25

 

Army Specialist Cody W Watson, born October of 1988, of Spokane, Washington.

Specialist Watson served in Charlie Company, 3rd Squadron, 38th Cavalry Regiment (Long Range Surveillance) based at Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Washington.

All who knew and loved him will remember forever his infectious laugh and unforgettable smile. Cody was a true gift to his family, his friends and his fellow soldiers. If you were fortunate enough to know Cody Watson, you were fortunate enough. He will remain in many hearts and minds forever and will never be forgotten.

SPC Cody W Watson lost his battle with PTSD, March 25, 2014, in Spokane Washington. He was 25 years old.

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