Help Master Sgt. Noah Feehan & His Family

I’m creating this GoFundMe because my cousin, Noah Feehan, has entered into hospice after a 2 year battle with brain cancer that he got from serving our country, and his family could use your help.

Noah is this beautiful family’s primary source of income. Throughout the past few years, Jenny has had to work less and less to dedicate herself to taking care of Noah and their boys, which has been no small task with 3 boys all in sports and Noah’s health declining as he underwent constant treatment across the state.

Noah is a Master Sergeant in the Air National Guard and spent 18 years serving our country as a jet aircraft technician. He was the first to volunteer on multiple deployments, 2 of the locations were with the most known and prevalent use of burn pits. Exposure to the toxins emitted by burn pits and jet fuel are known to cause cancer. Due to his cancer, his contract is set to expire next month, 2 years short of where he would get his full military pension.

While the VA has 100% connected Noah’s cancer to his toxic exposure while serving, the National Guard Bureau refused to do so, thereby refusing to grant him an early medical retirement (like he would get for any other service related injury).

There are a few representatives working hard behind the scenes to try to overturn the NGB’s decision and while we remain hopeful that they can help...

Time is running out.

On top of being one of the go-to mentors in the 148th squadron, Noah has been the best father, husband, son, brother, and friend that anyone could ask for. He’s the first to lend a helping hand to literally anybody. He’s been a volunteer coach on his sons’ tee ball, baseball, football, and basketball teams for as long as they have been playing sports. When not deployed, he’s attended all of their games. He’s a loving family man and overall amazing guy.

This family, this world, is losing a good one. One of the best.

Noah is irreplaceable. His absence will leave a massive void in all of his family's hearts. Noah and his family are paying the ultimate price for his service to this county.

If you have the means to make a donation to help Noah and his family cover their mortgage, bills, funeral expenses, and anything else they might need to try to fill the void of Noah’s absence and find any sort of comfort during this heartbreaking time, his whole family would be grateful beyond measure.