The light of our lives Noah Anthony Mirmelli,Our only child went home to our lord on January third at the young age of 13. With heavy hearts we are hoping to raise funds for the cost of his funeral service.

Our son's journey began from day one with so many battles he needed to overcome.

His strength was the first trait we noticed as his parents. Throughout the years we had with him we have watched our son not only grow but, be that beacon and the most amazing teacher helping us, guiding us as first time parents to understand our path.

To the world they saw a autistic, non verbal, hard of hearing, epileptic young man but, those who knew him he was much more than disabled and fragile.

he was a loving energetic, outgoing, happy, fearless, inspirational being with pure innocence a true ball of charisma. he knew what he liked and he knew what he didn't like and he would not hesitate to let you know . his smile would light up rooms and everywhere he went those around him could feel the love that he would radiate. As time went on our sons seizures had gotten severely intense and began to take wear on his body. He was taken from us due to a violent seizure than ended his life on the early morning of January.

Unexpected, tragic and devastating to our family, we feel so sadden to share his story and wish it was just a bad nightmare we would all wake up from.

We hope to accomplish our goal in fullfilling a beautiful send off for our angel.