Codi Ray Goller

Codi Ray Goller, 44, passed away Friday, April 17, 2026. Codi was born on May 5, 1981. She lived a life that carried her across the American West, calling many places home over the years, including Nevada, Idaho, Colorado, Wyoming, Arizona, and California. Wherever she went, she left quiet imprints on the people and places she touched. Codi loved deeply and without hesitation. She never met a stray animal—only one that needed a home. Her life was filled with the creatures she rescued and cared for: dogs, cats, fostered kittens and puppies, cockatoos, snakes, lizards, sugar gliders, and fish. She once rescued and raised an abandoned mourning dove named Peck, who went on to live a long life by her side. Her love for animals began early in life, working at a pet store alongside her mother, where that deep sense of care and responsibility first took root and grew into a lifelong calling. That was who she was at her core—someone who met vulnerability with unwavering compassion. For seven years, Codi was a devoted partner to Connie Rae, building a life rooted in love, resilience, and care. She helped raise their children, Willow Mae and Zackery, and stood steadfast beside the family through life’s hardest moments. Her love showed in action every day through her strength, loyalty, and fierce dedication to the people she loved. She made many friends during her time in Kingman, including her coworkers and the regulars she came to know and care for during her years at IHOP, as well as at the Diamond Creek Restaurant in Peach Springs. Codi was preceded in death by her parents, Jack Weeks and JoAnne Goller. She is survived by her siblings, Ted Brook, Mike Goller, Heather “Sissy” Goller, Rod Weeks, and Shane Weeks; her partner, Connie Rae; her children, Willow Mae and Zackery; as well as many beloved nieces, nephews, stepchildren, extended family members, and friends whom she loved fiercely and considered her own. Among those closest to her was her sister Heather “Sissy” Goller, who was not only family, but her lifelong best friend. She was deeply loved and will be remembered for her open heart, her loyalty, and the way she made space—for people, for animals, and for anyone in need of care. Codi’s memory lives on in the hearts of those who loved her, and in every life she touched so gently and so fully. Details for a memorial or celebration of life will be shared with family and friends. “i carry your heart with me (i carry it in my heart) i am never without it (anywhere i go you go, my dear…)” — E. E. Cummings

Codi Ray Goller

May 5, 1981 - April 17, 2026

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May 5, 1981 - April 17, 2026

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