Noah James Slinkard

Noah James Slinkard

January 22, 2002- October 8, 2026

IN LOVING MEMORY OF OUR BELOVED SON, BROTHER AND FRIEND, TAKEN FROM US FAR TOO EARLY

IT IS WITH SHATTERED HEARTS AND IMMEASURABLE SORROW THAT WE ANNOUNCE THE TRAGIC PASSING OF OUR BELOVED 24 YEAR OLD SON.

HIS LIFE WAS TAKEN FAR TOO SOON, Leaving behind family and friends who will forever feel the emptiness of his absence.

Though his life was not always easy, he carried something beautiful within him, a tender heart, a generous spirit, and a smile that could light up the room. He was the kind of person who was always willing to help someone in need, often putting others before himself.

He had a special place in his heart for his sisters, whom he loved dearly, always carrying that quiet sense of responsibility that comes from loving deeply.

Music was one of the things he loved most, and it was never far away. One of the deepest losses of his life was the passing of his beloved grandmother, the woman who loved and mostly raised him,and held a special place in Noah's heart.

On October 8, we find some small comfort that he was reunited with his grandma and his oldest sister Tiffany, that after all he endured he is finally at peace in his grandma's loving arms.

He leaves behind his loving mother Kathy, father Brady, his sisters Kathlyne, Scarlett, and Faith and his brother Ryan. He is preceded in death by his oldest sister Tiffany and his beloved Grandma Pat, who helped shape the person he became.

He also leaves behind his best friend Ethan, who was much more than a friend, he was a brother by choice, bound to him by a bond that words cannot fully explain.Their bond was one of those rare connections that time, distance and even death cannot erase. Ethan held Noah letting him know he was not alone in his final minutes of life.

We will remember his smile, his tender heart, and hear him in the music he loved. We will carry him with us in every moment, when we wish we could see his face, hear his voice, or tell him one more time how much means to us.

Arrangements have been placed in the care of Derek and Abby George with the Limestone Chapel of George Funeral Care at 527 15th Street in Bedford.

May he rest in peace, held again in the arms of his grandma.

Forever our son.

Forever our brother.

Forever our friend.

Forever loved.

Forever missed.

And never, ever forgotten

Until we meet again, Mama's baby

GOODNIGHT MOON!