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Rodney Casey 1958 - 2020

 Obituaries-Pierre / Posted Oct 14, 2020 | 3:28 PM / 747 views

PIERRE, SD – Rodney Casey, 62, of Pierre, SD, passed away on Wednesday, October 7, 2020 at Avera Mary house in Pierre.

Rodney was born on April 28, 1958 in Shreveport, Louisiana and raised by his mom Bessie Mae Casey and stepfather Houston Jack Jr. He met Lynette Bennett and together they had four children; Cory Bennett, April Bennett, De’Andre Casey and Ceyara Bennett.

He worked construction in Shreveport, LA, later he moved to Minneapolis, MN with his family. He continued to work construction in Minneapolis. He moved to Pierre, South Dakota and met Debbie Ehlers and her two sons Steven and Shawn. Rodney worked at G and N construction when he moved to SD and then got a job at Quality Construction. Rodney decided to retire from construction work and got a job working at McDonalds.

Rodney enjoyed spending time with family. He also loved to go fishing and watching football on Sunday afternoons.

Rodney is survived by his children, Cory Bennett, April Bennett, De’Andra Casey and Ceyara Bennett. He is also survived by his Aunt Mary Parker, his brother Henry Blackwell (Lynn), his favorite sister-in-law Dalonda Carter, 10 grandchildren, shared a special bond with his nephew Henry Blackwell Jr and many other nieces and nephews.

He was preceded in death by his parents Bessie Mae Casey and Stepfather Houston Jack Jr.

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