Noah Toth, a cherished 17-year-old from Regina, Saskatchewan, tragically passed away on October 30, 2024, following a car accident. His passing has left an unimaginable void for family, friends, and his community. The words “My Sweet Sweet Angel Boy!!” capture the love and admiration his loved ones held for him.
Who Was Noah Toth?
Born on July 3, 2007, Noah was the kind of soul who could light up a room with his smile and his kindness. Despite his short time on earth, he touched countless lives. Friends and family describe him as having a rare empathy, always aware of others’ feelings and quick to offer comfort, even when he was facing his own struggles.
Remembering Noah’s Compassionate Spirit
Noah’s genuine warmth was one of his defining traits. Those who knew him say he had an uncanny ability to connect with people on a deep level. His caring nature extended to all, and his compassion was a gift he freely gave. Noah’s kindness was as natural as breathing, and his presence often felt like a comforting embrace to anyone lucky enough to know him.
Whether at school or on the football field at Bert Fox High School in Fort Qu’Appelle, Noah showed resilience and positivity. He was more than just a student and an athlete—he was a friend, a listener, and an unwavering source of support to those around him.
Family and Loved Ones
Noah was deeply loved by a large, close-knit family. His family includes Nana and Papa Ken and Marilyn Toth, his Uncle Travis, and his cousins Willow and Zander. He was also cherished by Uncle Shawn and Aunt Tera, as well as many more relatives and friends who considered him family. Noah was predeceased by his great-grandparents, Julius and Irma Toth, and Cecil and Verna Emmerson, whose legacy of love carried on through him.
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A Celebration of Life for Noah Toth
Noah’s family has planned a service to celebrate his life on Saturday, November 9, at 1:00 p.m. This event will begin with one final run onto the football field at Bert Fox High School, a place where Noah’s spirit truly shone. The service will then continue in the school gym, where an open microphone will allow friends and family to share memories, stories, and reflections on his life.
Noah Toth’s memory will live on through the lives he touched. His family’s love, along with the community’s, ensures his legacy will remain a light for all who knew him.
