Cody Dylan Hornsby

Birth date: Mar 14, 1990 Death date: Jul 17, 2026

Cody Dylan Hornsby passed away unexpectedly on Friday, July 17, 2026 in Madisonville, LA. He was 36. He is survived by his loving wife of 15 years, Brittany Sue Hornsby, his daughter, Peyton Sue Hornsby, his father, Morgan Dylan H Read Obituary

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Tyler Dugas

13m ago

I’ve never met someone like Cody—someone who, no matter the situation, could always crack a joke and make everyone laugh. He genuinely wanted everyone around him to have a good time. He’d lose his phone without a care in the world because he lived in the moment and cherished the people he was with.

It was never really about the hunting or fishing with him. Cody came on those trips for the camp life—to be with all his “patnas,” make everyone laugh, and create memories together.

Cody was more than a friend; he was a brother. Words can’t begin to express how much he will be missed.

Love you, brother.

Chad Hrapmann

2h ago

Cody had a gift that not many people have. He could walk into the most serious, stressful moment imaginable and somehow say the one thing that made everyone laugh, just a natural way he reminded us that we were all just human.

When things were going sideways, and everyone was tense, Cody would make some perfectly timed comment that was completely opposite of what the moment seemed to call for. You’d be standing over a broken motor wondering how you were ever going to get back to the dock, and he’d look at it and say something like, “Is it supposed to do that?”.

Cody would laugh at how bad that joke just was. It wasn’t really about the joke. It was about what happened next. Everyone would laugh, the tension would disappear for a second, and suddenly the problem didn’t seem impossible anymore.

He had a way of humbling all of us, that’s a rare gift. The world feels a little quieter without you, love you man.

Diane Irwin

2h ago

Star Wars on Christmas Day 2015. We all had our 3d glasses on. It's one of my favorite memories. He brought a fun loving spirit to every occasion. He will forever be missed. Much love to those closest to him.