Tanner Keagan Gene Hodges

Birth date: Feb 5, 2003 Death date: Feb 27, 2026

Tanner Keagan Gene Hodges, 23, a United States Army Combat Engineer, passed away on Friday, February 27, 2026. Tanner was born on February 5, 2003, in Fort Riley, Kansas, to Jeremy G. and Angela M. (Oldt) Hodges. Tanner graduated Read Obituary

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Christy Rodriguez (Fellow Army Mom)

19w ago

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Andy, Melissa, And Xavier Prater

19w ago

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Schelby And Christina

19w ago

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19w ago

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Melissa Rivera

19w ago

Sent a Beautiful Heart Bouquet to the Hodges family.

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Steve And Cherie Oldt

19w ago

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Steve And Cherie Oldt

19w ago

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Darrel And Leeann Ammons

19w ago

We are holding your family in our thoughts and prayers as you grieve the loss of Tanner. We hope you are all able to find comfort in the love and memories you shared with him. Love, Uncle Darrel and Aunt LeeAnn, Josh and Carine Ammons, and Meghan and David Dunlap

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