Noah Ethan Janes Braithwaite

Ridgeley, WV
Noah Ethan James Braithwaite, 24, of Ridgeley, passed away peacefully on November 13, 2025, after a brave and heartbreaking battle with acute lymphoblastic leukemia.
He was born on May 22, 2001, to Jason Moore and Sharon Braithwaite.
Though his time here was far too short, he is now finally free from pain and held in the gentlest peace.
Noah was a devoted father, partner, brother, and friend, whose heart stretched endlessly for the people he loved.
His greatest joy in life was his 4-year-old son, Liam. Noah lit up in his presence– every laugh, every hug, every tiny moment between them was a treasure he held close. Liam was his world, his purpose, and the source of his deepest strength.
Noah shared a close and loving bond with his girlfriend, Trinity, who remained at his side through every moment of joy, uncertainty, and hope. Their love was steady and unwavering, a quiet place of comfort in even the hardest times.
In addition to Liam and Trinity, he is survived by his brothers, Blair and Fleming, and by his cherished "adopted family": Alexa and her boyfriend Devin, Keyona and her boyfriend Bryce, Braden, Dontae, Patricia, and Shantel, along with many more beloved friends and family who were touched by his life. Each person who knew Noah carries a piece of his laughter, his kindness, and his gentle spirit. Noah's love also reached his pets – his cat Arlo and his dog Snoop – who brought him comfort, companionship, and quiet moments of peace, even on his hardest days.
Noah was preceded in death by his beloved grandmother, Beverly Bishop and Sharon.
Throughout Noah's long and courageous fight, he was cared for by incredible nurses and doctors who stood with him year after year. His family offers their deepest gratitude to every member of his medical team, including his doctor, Stacy, whose compassion, commitment, and heartfelt care meant more than words can express. Their kindness will never be forgotten.
Though his journey was marked by illness, Noah never lost the warmth of his heart or the love he felt for those around him. His strength, courage, and his endless devotion to the people he cared about will forever be remembered.
Fulfilling his wishes, Noah will be cremated, and his loved ones will honor him by carrying forward his love, his memory, and the light he brought into their lives.
His story does not end here, it lives on in every person who loved him, in every memory shared, and most of all, in his precious son, Liam.