it is with the heaviest of hearts that I am even writing this. I’ve ran out of tears and still I can’t seem to get a hold of my emotions. I can think of no greater pain than a parent losing their child, having their life cut short so drastically and unexpected.


Noah, age 2 experienced his last sunrise March 16, 2021 at approximately 7 am. How we got to this point is too surreal; it’s a horror story. Friday night, March 12 Noah complained of leg pain, so he was taken into urgent care, then sent to the ER where  Chantey and Shawan were then informed that his organs were swollen and he was soon rushed to the Cohens Childrens Medical Center, where he was diagnosed with acute myeloid leukemia.

Every measure was taken to help our joy, Noah, but the cancer had taken over. Barely 4 days after even finding out he had cancer, Noah was taken from us.

There was no way to prepare. How can anyone? I don’t know what pain is worse; the shock from what happened or the ache from what will no longer be. 

Noah was only 2 years old, not yet reaching his third birthday.
He was full of life; a boy who loved music loved to climb and jump and hug his mommy.
He was the Love and light of so many who loved him, and the only child of Chantey; the beauty that made her a mother. 

We find ourselves in a space of confusion, uncertainty and grief. We are asking for help in order ensure one less burden needs to be placed on the shoulders of Noah’s parents.

Any funds donated here will be delegated to Chantey, his mother who is trying her best to manage the affairs of sweet Noah.
While achieving the goal set here will only begin to cover the costs of funeral expenses, lost wages and outstanding debt, this will be used as a springboard to easier manage the long-term grief of this devastating loss.

We believe God gives his toughest battles to his strongest soldiers, and so it is at no surprise that Chantey was chosen to be noahs mommy in his short life. We ask that she is not left to face this one alone. 

And while every bit helps. We ask that you do not overextend yourself but we wouldn't make this page if the situation wasn't extraordinarily difficult. 

If you would prefer to donate privately, feel free to contact myself,  or Chantey.
To those who have already contributed privately, you have our deepest gratitude. 

Thank you for any support you can provide, whether it be financial, emotional or spiritual.