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Noah John Paul Gannon
1992 2026

Noah John Paul Gannon

Nov 11, 1992 — Sep 17, 2026

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Noah John Paul Gannon, 33, passed away unexpectedly on September 17, 2026.

Noah was born on November 11, 1992. He was an incredibly hardworking man who made his living driving semi-trucks, a job that suited him perfectly and reflected the hardworking person he was.

Noah was truly a man of all trades. There wasn’t much he couldn’t figure out, fix, build, or put his hands to. He was hardworking, capable, and always willing to help when someone needed him. If something needed done, Noah was usually the person you could count on to figure out how to do it.

Anyone who knew Noah knew just how funny, silly, and full of personality he was. He had a way of making people laugh and bringing life into any room he walked into. He loved football, riding four-wheelers, riding Harleys, working with his hands, and most of all, spending time with the people he loved.

Above all else, Noah loved his family. He leaves behind his loving wife, Jennifer Gannon, and their three beautiful daughters, Madelyn, Makenzee, and Maci Gannon, who were the center of his world. Jennifer and Noah built a life, a home, and a family together, creating memories that she and their girls will hold onto for the rest of their lives.

To his girls, Noah was so much more than just their dad. He was their protector, their biggest supporter, the one who could always make them laugh, and the person they knew they could turn to. There was nothing he was more proud of than being their father. The love he had for Madelyn, Makenzee, and Maci was undeniable, and a piece of him will forever live on through each one of them.

To Jennifer, Noah was not only her husband, but someone she shared a life, a family, countless memories, laughter, hardships, and years of love with. Losing him leaves a space that words could never fully describe. The life they built together will forever be a part of her, and she will continue to carry his love with her as she raises the three girls they loved so deeply.

He is also survived by his mother and father, Jackie and Kenny Nelson; his mother- and father-in-law, Kim and Keith; his sister- and brother-in-law, Jessica Szakal and Justin French; his aunt and uncle, Gayle and Rocky Cross; his cousins, Amanda, Megan, and Brittany; and his three nephews, Brandon, Logan, and Kane.

Noah was preceded in death by his brother, Adam Gannon. The loss of Adam was a part of Noah’s life that he carried with him, and there is comfort in knowing that the two brothers are together again.

Noah shared an especially meaningful bond with his nephews. Brandon, Logan, and Kane thought the world of him and looked up to him not only as an uncle, but as a father figure. He was someone they admired, respected, and knew they could always count on.

Noah’s unexpected passing leaves an unimaginable emptiness in the hearts of everyone who loved him. For Jennifer and their girls, life will never be quite the same without his voice, his laughter, his silliness, his presence, and the comfort of simply knowing he was there.

He will forever be remembered for his humor, his big personality, his love of adventure, his hardworking nature, his ability to do just about anything he set his mind to, and above everything else, the tremendous love he had for his family.

Though his life was far too short, the memories Noah created, the laughter he shared, and the love he gave will never be forgotten. His girls will carry pieces of their dad with them everywhere life takes them, and the love and memories he shared with Jennifer will remain in her heart forever.

There will be no formal funeral services at this time. A Celebration of Life honoring Noah, the life he lived, and the many memories he leaves behind will be announced at a later date.

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