The daughter of Joe and Marilyn Johnston Hodge.
Jodi was a very happy, chatty little girl who brought much delight to her family and friends. Most of the time, she loved being a big sister to Candice. She attended the Martinsville, MO school until 1986, when she moved with her family to Red Oak, IA, then moved to Trenton, MO, where she graduated from high school in 1991. She attended North Central Community College and Johnson County Community College.
She didn’t just have a “best friend”, she had a “close circle of two dozen people” around her most of the time.
Jodi never met an animal she didn’t like. The ugliest animal was pretty in her eyes. She loved dogs, cats, horses and showing livestock at the Bethany Fair. She excelled in school, was always reading books and loved to have a good time.
Jodi accepted Jesus Christ as her Savior at a young age and was baptized at Brooklyn Falls, MO into the Martinsville Christian Church.
Jodi married Jeremy Gibson on February 14, 1992. Their son Zackary was born February 12, 1993 and she became a devoted mother who loved Zack very much. She and Jeremy later divorced.
Jodi loved the Kansas City Chiefs and always believed she would see them play in a Super Bowl. She moved to the Shawnee KS area in 1998, and continued to live in that area until her death.
Jodi was preceded in death by her grandfathers, Orie Hodge and Elmer Johnston, uncles, Leroy and Larry Johnston, Jay Harrison and Leonard Hamilton and cousins, Kathy Hatfield Hamilton and Casey Hodge.
Those left to mourn her include her son, Zack Gibson, of the US Navy, Washington State; her parents, Joe and Marilyn Hodge, her sister, Candice Hodge Womack and brother-in-law, Mike Womack, niece, Alli Hodge, all of Cairo, MO; Zack’s father, Jeremy Gibson, Rochester MN; grandmothers Mary Hodge, Bethany, MO and Edna Johnston, Des Moines, IA; her closest friends, like family to her, Mary Frisbie, Barb and Jerry Hanson, Joe Price and their dog Jasper, Natalie Leap, and camping buddies, Mark and Lisa Huff. Jodi will be missed by her aunts, uncles, cousins, many friends and by the people she worked with at Westlake’s and Walmart.
Jodi was a very happy, chatty little girl who brought much delight to her family and friends. Most of the time, she loved being a big sister to Candice. She attended the Martinsville, MO school until 1986, when she moved with her family to Red Oak, IA, then moved to Trenton, MO, where she graduated from high school in 1991. She attended North Central Community College and Johnson County Community College.
She didn’t just have a “best friend”, she had a “close circle of two dozen people” around her most of the time.
Jodi never met an animal she didn’t like. The ugliest animal was pretty in her eyes. She loved dogs, cats, horses and showing livestock at the Bethany Fair. She excelled in school, was always reading books and loved to have a good time.
Jodi accepted Jesus Christ as her Savior at a young age and was baptized at Brooklyn Falls, MO into the Martinsville Christian Church.
Jodi married Jeremy Gibson on February 14, 1992. Their son Zackary was born February 12, 1993 and she became a devoted mother who loved Zack very much. She and Jeremy later divorced.
Jodi loved the Kansas City Chiefs and always believed she would see them play in a Super Bowl. She moved to the Shawnee KS area in 1998, and continued to live in that area until her death.
Jodi was preceded in death by her grandfathers, Orie Hodge and Elmer Johnston, uncles, Leroy and Larry Johnston, Jay Harrison and Leonard Hamilton and cousins, Kathy Hatfield Hamilton and Casey Hodge.
Those left to mourn her include her son, Zack Gibson, of the US Navy, Washington State; her parents, Joe and Marilyn Hodge, her sister, Candice Hodge Womack and brother-in-law, Mike Womack, niece, Alli Hodge, all of Cairo, MO; Zack’s father, Jeremy Gibson, Rochester MN; grandmothers Mary Hodge, Bethany, MO and Edna Johnston, Des Moines, IA; her closest friends, like family to her, Mary Frisbie, Barb and Jerry Hanson, Joe Price and their dog Jasper, Natalie Leap, and camping buddies, Mark and Lisa Huff. Jodi will be missed by her aunts, uncles, cousins, many friends and by the people she worked with at Westlake’s and Walmart.
The daughter of Joe and Marilyn Johnston Hodge.
Jodi was a very happy, chatty little girl who brought much delight to her family and friends. Most of the time, she loved being a big sister to Candice. She attended the Martinsville, MO school until 1986, when she moved with her family to Red Oak, IA, then moved to Trenton, MO, where she graduated from high school in 1991. She attended North Central Community College and Johnson County Community College.
She didn’t just have a “best friend”, she had a “close circle of two dozen people” around her most of the time.
Jodi never met an animal she didn’t like. The ugliest animal was pretty in her eyes. She loved dogs, cats, horses and showing livestock at the Bethany Fair. She excelled in school, was always reading books and loved to have a good time.
Jodi accepted Jesus Christ as her Savior at a young age and was baptized at Brooklyn Falls, MO into the Martinsville Christian Church.
Jodi married Jeremy Gibson on February 14, 1992. Their son Zackary was born February 12, 1993 and she became a devoted mother who loved Zack very much. She and Jeremy later divorced.
Jodi loved the Kansas City Chiefs and always believed she would see them play in a Super Bowl. She moved to the Shawnee KS area in 1998, and continued to live in that area until her death.
Jodi was preceded in death by her grandfathers, Orie Hodge and Elmer Johnston, uncles, Leroy and Larry Johnston, Jay Harrison and Leonard Hamilton and cousins, Kathy Hatfield Hamilton and Casey Hodge.
Those left to mourn her include her son, Zack Gibson, of the US Navy, Washington State; her parents, Joe and Marilyn Hodge, her sister, Candice Hodge Womack and brother-in-law, Mike Womack, niece, Alli Hodge, all of Cairo, MO; Zack’s father, Jeremy Gibson, Rochester MN; grandmothers Mary Hodge, Bethany, MO and Edna Johnston, Des Moines, IA; her closest friends, like family to her, Mary Frisbie, Barb and Jerry Hanson, Joe Price and their dog Jasper, Natalie Leap, and camping buddies, Mark and Lisa Huff. Jodi will be missed by her aunts, uncles, cousins, many friends and by the people she worked with at Westlake’s and Walmart.
Jodi was a very happy, chatty little girl who brought much delight to her family and friends. Most of the time, she loved being a big sister to Candice. She attended the Martinsville, MO school until 1986, when she moved with her family to Red Oak, IA, then moved to Trenton, MO, where she graduated from high school in 1991. She attended North Central Community College and Johnson County Community College.
She didn’t just have a “best friend”, she had a “close circle of two dozen people” around her most of the time.
Jodi never met an animal she didn’t like. The ugliest animal was pretty in her eyes. She loved dogs, cats, horses and showing livestock at the Bethany Fair. She excelled in school, was always reading books and loved to have a good time.
Jodi accepted Jesus Christ as her Savior at a young age and was baptized at Brooklyn Falls, MO into the Martinsville Christian Church.
Jodi married Jeremy Gibson on February 14, 1992. Their son Zackary was born February 12, 1993 and she became a devoted mother who loved Zack very much. She and Jeremy later divorced.
Jodi loved the Kansas City Chiefs and always believed she would see them play in a Super Bowl. She moved to the Shawnee KS area in 1998, and continued to live in that area until her death.
Jodi was preceded in death by her grandfathers, Orie Hodge and Elmer Johnston, uncles, Leroy and Larry Johnston, Jay Harrison and Leonard Hamilton and cousins, Kathy Hatfield Hamilton and Casey Hodge.
Those left to mourn her include her son, Zack Gibson, of the US Navy, Washington State; her parents, Joe and Marilyn Hodge, her sister, Candice Hodge Womack and brother-in-law, Mike Womack, niece, Alli Hodge, all of Cairo, MO; Zack’s father, Jeremy Gibson, Rochester MN; grandmothers Mary Hodge, Bethany, MO and Edna Johnston, Des Moines, IA; her closest friends, like family to her, Mary Frisbie, Barb and Jerry Hanson, Joe Price and their dog Jasper, Natalie Leap, and camping buddies, Mark and Lisa Huff. Jodi will be missed by her aunts, uncles, cousins, many friends and by the people she worked with at Westlake’s and Walmart.
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