Kyler Seaph Noah

Kyler was a blessing to all who knew him. He was loving, handsome, smart, witty, talented, and a gentleman. He had great empathy for others, especially the less fortunate. He could make us laugh with just an expression or silly dance move. He could draw and paint, sing and perform. He played soccer in his younger years, and earned his first degree black belt in Tae Kwon Do at ten years old. He loved music, many genres, from Sinatra to Cash. He loved antiques, old movies, and art. He had a great fondness of things from the 40’s and 50’s. He had aspirations to write a book, and help others living with mental illness. He wanted to visit Los Angeles, and create art for others. He loved food from southern fare to sushi, sweet tea, and coffee. He embraced other cultures, absorbed history and facts. He could hold an informed conversation from politics to religion. He loved God and the bible, his favorite subject. Math, his least. He loved his family, friends, and pets- Lily, our bunny and Annabelle, our cat. He loved our dogs, Andy and Ally, from a distance, preferring the cat. He would have given everything to heal hearts and the world if he could. He was that generous of heart.

Kyler suffered with severe depression and anxiety for several years. He wanted to be free of this illness, and sought many options for healing, but it had a hold on him that was greater than any of us realized. While he was suffering, we were hoping that God would allow us a miracle. It was not to be. We have no doubt where he rests now, and that he truly has peace and healing. We are grateful to God for allowing Kyler to be part of our lives, now, and ultimately, forever.