Baby Noah's Memorial Fund

Hello,

This is Baby Noah's story provided by a close family member and approved by his mother personally. The funds collected here will be used by his mother Raiven and his father Nicholas to pay for any and all expenses relating to his memorial and any hardships that they will surely encounter while healing.  Hug your babies tight.

As many of you have seen on the news, my handsome little cousin, Noah Alan Jordan has been discovered this morning 5/2/22 along Buck Creek, near Ideal Park in Wyoming with the help of the kind souls who volunteered countless hours to search for him alongside his family and law enforcement. Noah was an amazing little man who had just celebrated his 2nd birthday this past April. Noah loved being outdoors, no matter the time or the weather, and often played with his toys under the covered porch safely inside the gated off area that his parents created for him using his baby gates while his mother kept a close eye on him.

However, full of curiosity and energy, Noah slipped out of his baby gate Sunday morning (5/1/22) while playing with his toys outside in the fresh air as he usually does with the front door open to allow him access to and from the house. Being non-verbal and having autism, he was a quiet little boy who explored through touch and sight and was constantly surveying the world through his big blue eyes. Noah was also a loving big brother; he has a gorgeous 1-month-old sister who needed to be tended to while he was playing. Making sure he was safely inside his gate, his mother went to take care of the baby for a few moments, leaving the front door open just like any other day.

In the moments while his mom was tending to his sister and dad was making breakfast, Noah found a small gap in his gate and managed to ease himself through it. When his father came to check on him a moment later, Noah was nowhere in sight. Many harsh stories and speculations about what happened to Noah and how his parents could “let this happen” have been circulating so much that his parents are heartbroken and unsure if they even want to reach out to their community as their hurt and their anguish over the nightmare of losing their little boy are being publicly mocked by some. No parent nor child deserves to lose each other and especially in the tragic way that Noah was separated from the love of his family.

Please help our family give his parents one less thing to worry about in their grief, and the ability to give Noah a beautiful memorial and help cover the expenses of the upcoming obstacles that his parents will have to face trying to heal and pull the shattered pieces of their lives back together. If you cannot donate please continue sending your prayers and thoughts because our family needs the warmth and comfort that comes with the love and thoughts of those around us. Thank you so much and God Bless all of you and your families.