Noah's Story
Noah brought joy wherever he went. His energy, humour and kindness made an immediate impression on everyone who knew him. He was a naturally gifted sportsman, throwing himself into every game with enthusiasm and determination. Football, rugby, cricket, hockey, golf, table tennis, water polo, fives — Noah excelled in them all. When he wasn’t playing sport, Noah loved watching it. He was a passionate Liverpool supporter and proudly backed his home team, Luton Town. One of his favourite memories was cheering the Hatters on during their triumphant 2023 Playoff Final at Wembley.
Noah’s talents stretched far beyond sport. He was a keen artist with a vivid imagination and would have chosen Art for GCSE had he been given the chance. At school, he shone academically, especially in maths and science. He also loved riding his bike — especially the thrill of the bike park. Noah was happiest surrounded by people. He adored spending time with friends and family and was the joker of the group, always ready with a smile or a laugh. He connected effortlessly with people of all ages, forming friendships with older children and younger ones alike. Little ones were drawn to him — and he always looked out for them with a protective, gentle heart.
On 3 April 2026, at just 13 years old, Noah’s life was tragically cut short when a driver under the influence of drink and drugs collided with him and two of his friends in Flitwick, Bedfordshire. The loss devastated his family, his friends, and the wider community. The hole left behind is immeasurable. In the days that followed, as family, friends and the wider community struggled with the shock and heartbreak of losing Noah, there was an overwhelming need to do something — anything — that might bring a little light into such darkness. To honour Noah’s memory, and to channel the grief into something positive at a time when everything felt hopeless, we began fundraising for the Road Victims Trust, an organisation that provides vital support, counselling, and road‑safety awareness for those affected by road collisions.
A heartfelt thank you to everyone who kindly donated to the Road Victims Trust, raising an incredible total of £10,430.02 plus Gift Aid in loving memory of Noah.
