Noah Thompson
Noah Elmer Thompson was born on June 4, 1950 to Thelma Henry and Nick Thompson of Harding, Arkansas.
He is survived by his daughter Janet (Gina) Marie Thompson (Brian Willoughby), and son, John Willis Thompson (Jennifer Collins); grandchildren, Brandon Broussard, Justin Thompson, Kendal Pryor, and Karlee Thompson; brother, Arlis L Thompson; and sister, Kathleen Rummerfield.
He loved his family and friends and his passion was his love for music, guitar, and hard work. He loved to fish and spend time with his family and friends. He never met a stranger and would give the shirt off of his back to help his neighbor.
He is preceded in death by his mother, Thelma Thompson; Father, Nick Thompson; and brothers, John W. Thompson, Shelby G. Thompson, Granville W. Thompson, and Bobby J. Thompson.
There will be a memorial service at St. Louis Cremation from 2-5 PM on Wednesday 9/29.
2135 Chouteau Ave
St. Louis, MO 63103
He was a great person and was family in my eyes. He will be deeply missed. May you Rest in Heaven til we meet again. Thanks for the good times. And thanks for always treating me like one of your kids. Love ya Noahey…
He was a wonderful Uncle!! I have many precious memories!! He will be greatly missed and loved forever!!
Rest in peace cousin in-law. You always had a song for us and for those around you.
You will be dearly missed Elmer!!
I met Noah when I started building homes back in the 90’s and he was by far the most dependable and hardest working man I have ever known. I would tell people he would do the work in the time it took three men to do it. I have several family members and friends whom he also would do work for. One of my friends called him “Mighty Man Noah”. I only really knew the working side of life, but he would tell me story after story about everything and anything, so I got the feeling of how much he helped everyone. I only wished I would have seen him playing his guitar. Noah you were One of a Kind and will be forever in my memories.
Uncle Elmer….you were amazing…so much love came from you to our Community. I will always remember you showing up at the house with the biggest smile and Guitar and so many songs that designated from your soul to mine. Mom would be cooking a big Saturday morning breakfast and you would play and sing and it was some of my best memories from our family home on the hill!! Thank you for the wonderful memories and the blessings you brought to our home and lifes. You were a Big ⭐ to me and help birth my lifelong love of Goerge Jones and Country Music!! It was always the greatest joy to be walking through Walmart back in the old days and hear you singing and playing for the people back in the McDonald’s playing Bingo. In my eyes you made it to the Big Time!! Thank you for leaving a song in my heart. Rise high and sing one for me….
NOAH ELMER THOMPSON YOU’VE PLAYED A BIG ROLE IN MY LIFE, A GREAT ROLE MODEL, LOOKING OUT FOR ME WHEN I WAS YOUNGER GUIDING ME AWAY FROM STUPID STUFF AND PEOPLE,I’LL NEVER FORGET THE FRIENDSHIP WE SHARED, I’LL ALWAYS LOVE YOU AND MISS YOU YOU’LL ALWAYS BE MY FRIEND AND BROTHER, THERE’S A SPECIAL PLACE IN MY HEART FOR YOU, ALWAYS RESPECT AND LOVE YOU EVERLASTING,FLY WITH THE EAGLES MY FRIEND MY BROTHER,R.I.P.
Noah,
God Bless You. You were one of a kind man. You helped so many people. I have so many fun memories of all the things you did and helped with while working on my farm. I could never had lived on this farm without your help. You seemed to have a nature desire to want to help people and you helped my father and mother as well as my brother with all the jobs you did for all of us. There was never a dull moment when you were around and you were never at a loss for words or a funny story to tell. You live life to the fullest and nothing stopped you from trying to fix something that no one else would dare to fix! We will miss you. May you rest in peace.
Rest in peace Noah Thompson you will be greatly missed by so many Eugene William Thompson sr was your cousin and I am his grand daughter and his son Waynes 2nd oldest