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README.md

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 This area is intended to rejoice in them, their contributions, and to keep their memory alive. Everyone listed here is remembered by the wider LF community. It is hoped also that this site will help give family and friends some deeper insight into the work their loved ones have been doing and also a flavor of the relationships that they had developed with their colleagues in the community.
 
 * [Shubhra Kar](shubhra-kar.md)
+* [Cody Crudgington](cody-c.md)

cody-c.md

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+# In Memory of Cody Crudgington
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+Dear Kubernetes community and friends,
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+I thought it might be a good idea for us all to gather our thoughts, memories and stories of Cody and what he meant to us in one place.
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+Please add your contribution below via a pull request. 
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+You can also add your remembrances and photos here: https://everloved.com/life-of/cody-crudgington/ 
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+## Brian (liko) Likosar
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+I first met Cody when he was at Crossvale back in 2015.  We spoke at length about how containers were going to change computing, and we discovered a shared passion for both effective communication about technology, and open source being the best way to share these innovations.  He and I kept in touch over the years, and I finally got to work with him throughout 2022 in a more direct fashion.
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+He had such tenacity, passion, and friendliness as he went about everything he did.  He was so welcoming, but also made sure to make time for his family.  As we worked from home, Cyrus would join our video sessions on occasion - he always acted embarrassed, but I thought it was really sweet and only made him a better father.  He would always check in with the kids while he traveled to our work events.
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+It's only been a few days and I already miss him dearly.  Cody - RIP my dude.