Christian Cody Noyola

Christian Cody Noyola, 28, passed away on January 30, 2021, in Dallas, TX. He was born on July 16, 1992 to Miguel Noyola and Esmeralda Rodriguez. Cody was raised in Dallas, TX where he graduated from St. Marks School of Texas, Class of 2010. He received his Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from Southern Methodist University in 2014.

In his career with Bank of America, Cody was a valuable contributor as a Performance Consultant, where he not only was dedicated to developing the career of others but he literally changed the lives around him.

Cody had many passions in life, however nothing outweighed the unconditional love he had for his family and friends, especially his brothers Miguel Jr. and Jacob. And even if you were meeting him for the first time, it wasn’t long before you felt the strong gravitational pull of his love and happiness- a feeling so natural it seemed that you had known him forever. He was a genuine, humbled soul that sought to make the world a better place, and was an inspiration to those who were fortunate enough to cross his path.

Possessed by a bubbly personality that seamlessly invigorated the air and people around him, he was the life of party. He is the only person that could flawlessly fire up a grill, dance (or so he thought!), and have a conversation on the topics of sports, politics, and business on the domestic and global scales, all in one evening. Being the versatile leader that he was, one of his most coveted gifts was creating an environment of inclusion. He saw the good in everyone, brought out the best in you, and made you feel like you mattered. In times of celebration and joy, he would be the first to rejoice with you and for you. And in our most dour moments, his glow could light up even the darkest crevices of our lives.

On January 30, 2021, Heaven was introduced to an Angel of hope, love, wisdom, and profound affection. May he continue to watch over us from above, just as he did on earth. Rest in peace young King, may we have the strength and courageous heart as you, to continue your legacy.