Cody Michael Belanger

Resided in Gladstone, MI
Died July 20, 2019

Cody Michael Belanger, age 20, of Forest Lake, Minnesota, formerly of Gladstone passed away unexpectedly at home on Saturday, July 20, 2019.

Cody was born December 5, 1998 in Green Bay, Wisconsin, the son of Bill and Tammi (Gieryk) Belanger. He was raised in Gladstone and graduated from Gladstone High School in 2017. Cody enjoyed playing Xbox live with all his friends, disc golf at the local courses, spending time with his family playing board games. Cody “just started getting the hang of” working for Norsk Concrete. And will be greatly missed by his cat Meeko.

Cody is survived by his parents, Bill and Tammi Belanger of Forest Lake, MN; brother, Kyle (Holly) Belanger of San Diego, CA; niece, Carly Jean and nephew, Alex Thomas; maternal grandmother, Carla Gieryk of Gladstone,; paternal grandparents, John and Jean Belanger of Gladstone; great grandmother, Norma Jarvis of Gladstone; uncles, Dan (Kari) Belanger and James Gieryk of Gladstone and numerous cousins.

He was preceded in death by his grandfather, Mike Gieryk Sr. and his uncle, Mike Gieryk Jr.

The family will receive friends on Friday, July 26 from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM at the Skradski Funeral Home in Gladstone. Closing prayers will be at 12:00 PM.

A luncheon will be held following the services at the Gladstone American Legion.

Cody will be laid to rest in the Fernwood Cemetery in Gladstone.

In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be directed to the family.

11 Tributes for “Cody Michael Belanger”

    Tammy, Bill & Family, we are so sorry for your loss. There are no words to express our sympathy and concern for you. . We feel so lost for words right now. Please know that you are all in our thoughts and prayers and if there is anything we can do for you, please don’t hesitate to ask ! Much love to you both and may God wrap you in his arms and hold you tight ! !

    Cody Belanger started out with Norsk Concrete as just a kid at 19 years old with no experience. He picked up on more than just his job duties and quickly became apart of our family. He grew to become not only one of our best employees but, also a great friend to us all. He was one of the most selfless people I knew and no matter how exhausted we all where he could make us laugh and enjoy the day. He can never be replaced. He was one of a kind that will never be forgotten. Our hearts ache wishing he would show up for work every morning.

    Dear Balengers, Cody was my student in first grade. Even, then , he was fun loving and personable. He always had that little sparkle in his eye. Through the years, he would occasionally stop by my classroom to visit with me. My heart is heavy with grief for your family and Cody.

    To the family of Cody Belanger- We have nothing more to say than we are truly sorry for the loss of your son, Cody. Please know we are praying for God’s grace & mercy for you as we know all to well the need for it. God be with you and your family.

    Tammy and Bill no words can say how very sad and sorry we are to here of Cody’s passing. You are all in our prayers.

    Bill and Tammy,our prayers are with you.I wish I could have made it down to see you,but did not work out.Dupes is coming over to represent.Stay Strong my Friends, Tony

    I didn’t know Cody. My thoughts & prayers are with your family. To buried a child so young is beyond comprehension. My grand-daughter knew Cody, Lauren K. Norberg. She is also saddened to hear of his passing. God’s Peace Nancy K. Norberg

    Man I miss you CodyB You made working at norske so much fun helped me and pushed me every day to do better I still can’t believe this happened I haven’t heard from you buddy in a couple months and I see this I just wish we could play fortnite or enjoy a cigarette with you just one more time I love you Cody you were a great kid and a good friend

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