In Loving Memory of Cody Snodgrass and James Roberts
The Washington County community is grieving the sudden and heartbreaking loss of two lives taken far too soon. On February 4, 2026, Cody Snodgrass, 37, of Fall Branch, and James Roberts, 25, of Kingsport, were found deceased, leaving behind families, friends, and neighbors struggling to come to terms with an unimaginable loss.
Cody Snodgrass was known to many as a steady presence—someone whose life was rooted in family, hard work, and familiarity with the place he called home. A lifelong resident of the area, Cody had a quiet strength and a heart that showed itself through loyalty and care for those closest to him. He was someone people could depend on, whether in moments of need or everyday life. His passing leaves a deep void for those who knew him not just as a name, but as a son, a friend, and a familiar face in the Fall Branch community.
James Roberts, just 25 years old, was at an age where life still held endless possibilities. Known for his youth, energy, and the relationships he was building, James’ death has been especially devastating to those who watched him grow and hoped to see all that he would become. Friends remember him for his spirit, his presence, and the way he connected with others. His life, though brief, made an impact that will not be forgotten.
Together, these losses have sent waves of sorrow through Washington County and beyond. In times like these, the pain is shared—not only by immediate families but by entire communities that feel the absence of two lives that mattered. Candlelight vigils, messages of condolence, and quiet moments of remembrance reflect a collective grief and a shared desire to honor Cody and James with compassion and respect.
As loved ones mourn, the community stands united in offering support, prayers, and heartfelt sympathy to the families of Cody Snodgrass and James Roberts. There are no words that can fully ease the weight of such loss, but there is comfort in knowing that they were loved, remembered, and valued.
May their memories live on in the stories told, the lives they touched, and the love that remains. Washington County will remember Cody and James—not for the tragedy of their passing, but for the lives they lived and the mark they left behind.
Rest in peace. You will not be forgotten.
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