Noah Micahilo Mejia-Prevette

Noah, 18, passed away unexpectedly on November 9, 2026, leaving behind immeasurable love, countless memories, and a void that words cannot express.

Noah was preceded in death by his father, Jose Edgardo Mejia Lamothe, and several beloved great-grandparents.

He leaves behind his mother, Amy Prevette; maternal grandparents, Sheila West and Ricky Prevette; paternal grandparents, Guadalupe Lamothe Izaguirre and Carlos Mejia Chavez; his six siblings, Tatiana, Noelia, Emilia, Aidan, Bellamy, and Rhydian; and numerous aunts, uncles, and cousins. In May of this year, Noah also became an uncle for the first time to his niece, Sophia.

To know Noah was to love him. He lit up every room and brought joy to those around him. He was an old soul, incredibly intelligent, humble, and wise beyond his 18 years. Noah strived to become a better version of himself every day, always prioritizing helping others. His generosity, kindness, and willingness to show up for those he loved defined who he was.

Family meant everything to Noah. His brother Aidan was also his best friend and constant sidekick. Their bond was filled with laughter, adventures, and memories that will last a lifetime.

Noah also viewed his friends as family. He loved them deeply and cherished every relationship. Anthony and Roxy, among many others, shared some of Noah's most meaningful moments over the last few years, forming bonds that will never be broken.They shared years of memories and friendships that will forever be part of Noah's story. Noah was deeply loved by his friends, and he loved them just as fiercely.

Noah loved life and was always up for a challenge. He enjoyed cologne, pickleball, shooting rifles, singing, dancing, joking around, and making people laugh. Most recently, he was excited about riding his brand-new 2026 Honda motorcycle, a purchase he was especially proud of.

His caring nature extended beyond family and friends. While attending high school, Noah worked with the YMCA at Bellwood Elementary School as an after-school child counselor, helping children with homework and activities. After graduating high school, he set his sights on becoming an electrician and had recently taken his OSHA exam as he worked toward that goal.

At just 18, Noah had already touched countless lives. He was a son, brother, uncle, grandson, and best friend. He brought laughter, comfort, friendship, and unconditional love to those around him. His life was far too short, but his impact was immeasurable.

Noah was deeply loved, and that love will never end. His laughter will live on in the memories of those who knew him, his kindness in the lives he touched, and his spirit in the hearts of everyone blessed to call him theirs.

Forever 18, forever loved, and forever in our hearts.

Rest peacefully, Noah. You will be missed more than words can express. 

A funeral service for Noah will be held at 11:00 a.m. on Monday, November 23, 2026 at the Chester Chapel of J.T. Morriss & Son. The family will receive friends the day prior, on Sunday, November 22, 2026 from 3:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. at the funeral home.