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Noah BRATCHER

Deer Park, Washington

1991 - 2018

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BRATCHER, SSgt. Noah S., USMC Noah was born March 19, 1991; and passed unexpectedly on November 16th, 2018 in Oceanside, CA.. He grew up with his older brother, Lukas in Dhahran, Saudi Arabia where their parents worked for Saudi ARAMCO Oil Company. In the summer of 1999, Noah, his brother and...

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I love the Bratcher family. I still have Noah’s 7th grade and senior picture. He also sent an email and picture later to thank me and tell me how he was using math in his life. I treasure both. I am so thankful that I had the opportunity to get to know Noah. I picture his sweet smile when I think of him, as I often do; as one year ago my nephew, who was in the army and also had a new wife and baby also left us unexpectedly. Both are truly missed and leave a hole in so many hearts.

This man was an amazing Marine he was one of my instructors nd he loved what and he knew what he wanted and chased after it with undying devotion wish I could've seen him before he passed condolences to the Bratcher family

Noah was a leader indeed. He was always amazing with his brother and I know he was a sweet soul. My condolences to all impacted by his death, may his memory live on and may his family heal and flourish.

My sincere and heartfelt condolences. No words can remove or diminish the pain of losing a son, brother, father, husband, friend or a fellow Marine.

I didn't know you personally, but brothers non the less. Semper Fi and RIP.

Lukas, I just saw and read about your brother and send prayers to you along with family. God Bless your friend

We are deeply sorry to hear of Noah's passing. We will always cherish our fond memories of him. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.

My condolences to the Bratcher family.

Sending thoughts of loving comfort during this most difficult of times

Surviving mother of Pfc. Stacy Jordan Hardy

Noah's family is in our prayers. Please accept our condolences.