The untimely passing of Cody Rader, a 35-year-old resident of Lisbon, North Dakota, has left the community in mourning. Cody’s life, cut short on August 18, 2021, was tragically taken in an automobile accident in rural Steele County, North Dakota. The news of his departure reverberates through the close-knit community, leaving family and friends grappling with the sudden loss.
Born on January 6, 1986, to Ronald and Laura Rader in Devils Lake, North Dakota, Cody’s formative years were spent in Lakota. However, during his sophomore year, the Rader family relocated to Lisbon, where Cody continued his education, ultimately graduating from Lisbon High School in 2004.
His roots in Lisbon ran deep, and after a period of working various jobs in Fargo, Cody returned to his hometown. Cody’s professional journey saw him working at Bobcat before he embarked on a career as a carpenter. Joining forces with his brother at W.I.T Construction and later with Brad Dahl, Cody showcased his skills in carpentry, leaving a tangible mark on the structures he helped build.
The circumstances of Cody’s passing underscore the fragility of life and the unpredictable nature of fate. The collective grief felt by the community is a testament to the impact Cody had on those around him. Friends and family are left with memories of a vibrant individual, one who was not only skilled in his profession but also deeply connected to the place he called home.
As the community comes together to mourn the loss of Cody Rader, they find solace in remembering the positive contributions he made during his time, leaving behind a legacy that extends beyond his professional endeavors into the lives he touched and the memories he created.
