Cederik was a proud graduate of the 2007' class at Okmulgee High School. It was here that he honed in a special talent playing the trumpet in the OHS band known as "The Masterpiece".

Cederik soon performed other jobs as he was searching for his niche. That timeframe ultimately led him and his first cousin Tramanne Burgess to many heart to heart talks with his uncle Erik Miller; following a sound decision to join the military/ US Navy.

Although they both opted different branches of service, the two cousins signed and departed ways from each other and family to their upcoming careers.

In the Navy he excelled immediately and was underway.

As an Operations Specialist/Air Traffic Controller, his task were very demanding; yet he managed to serve two terms in the US and abroad.

After leaving the Navy, Cederik instructed at OSU/Okmulgee in Cyber Security as well as other tech jobs when the course was no longer offered.

Cederik professed his base of faith in Christianity as written in Psalm 23.

Cederik Goldson leaves behind to cherish him in his transition; Brenda Carter (lovingly called Grandma), Rachelle Miller (Mom), John Wyatt (Father), Izaiah Jakai' Goldson (Son), Tifanne Ruff (Co-Parent/Bestfriend), Skye Royal Goldson (Daughter), Erik Miller ("Uncle Erik"), Sharay Miller (Aunt/Sis), Jakai' and Rihanna (Siblings), Tramanne, Brandon, and Brianna (First Cousins). His list of close family and special friends would be too extensive to list by name; yet would not go unnoticed for he found solace in many people globally and especially his classmates.

Seaman Goldson was proceeded in death by Nadine Sanders (Gra-Gra/Great Grandmother), Kenneth Ray Miller (Grandfather), Darrell Carter (Step-Grandfather).

The memories of Ceddie will be forever loved, cherished, and missed by many! Not to forget his beautiful skillset in art (his passion),  tattooing, writing, and much more.

A Memorial Service is scheduled Saturday, December 14, 2024, 10:00 a.m., Love International Christian Ministries, 710 N. Hillman St., Okmulgee, OK; with Rev. Kennard Johnson, delivering the eulogy.

The family has been cared for by House of Winn-Okmulgee