Jack Noah: Jack Noah died
By Therese Lisieux on May 16th, 2009We have read about the motorized bar stool that was used by a man as a mode of transport. Now, there is a lawnmower being used as a vehicle by a man. This man rode his lawnmower as a transport and he was not so lucky. Jack Noah, 73, was riding on his lawnmower on Friday night, May 15.
Noah was on his lawnmower on a residential street when he suffered a fatal accident. Noah was from the Wilson County community of Altoona in western Kansas.
Jack Noah was hit from behind by a truck which failed to notice the slower moving lawnmower. The lawnmower did not have headlights or tail lights. Jack Noah was sent to hospital but he died of his injuries.
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October 8th, 2009 at 3:28 pm
He was a very brave man! He was always asking complete strangers if they would go to church with him next sunday? He was part of the missionaires! Now that he is gone I am wanting to follow in his path of his Passion for GOD! I never really had a role model. until now! I am wanting my Grandpa Jack Noah to be my role model! even if he is dead, i still think that he is right beside me thinking of how much i have grown up and how bright and brilliant i am in school! I will always love him no matter what!
October 9th, 2009 at 10:29 am
I have always thought of my grandpa as a very smart and thoughtful person. He always went to church and invited other people to go to church with him. He was always working under houses, in attics. He would always come home all dirty! But i would always giv4e him a hug whether he was dirty or not! He took me and my little brother nathan fishing one time, and nathan’s line broke, but mine was not. But I got to catch two fish that evening! I caught one sun fish and one catfish! My grandpa got a fin cut tho. But he was still having fun spending time with us! I have always thought of my grandpa as a loving man and a funny man! Every sunday he would say “Now I have to wear this stupid tie agian”! That always cracked me up whenever he said that! But now that he is gone forever I shall always miss him forever and ever! I have never had a role model until now. My grandpa is my role model now!
October 9th, 2009 at 10:45 am
Dear therese,
my grandpa did not die on may 16. he died on may 15. I should now because he is my grandpa and I loved him so dearly. I would like it if you did not call my grandpa “lawnmower man”. That just ticks me off when people call my grandpa that.
October 9th, 2009 at 5:50 pm
Dear Ashley,
I’m sorry. The post has been edited and reference removed. I lost my grandfather a long time ago. My condolences to you.
October 15th, 2009 at 3:16 pm
Dear Therese,
I am sorry about your grandfather. I wanted to thank you for doing that. It makes me feel a little better knowing that my grandpa is in a better place. I sometimes wish that I can spend one more day with him.
October 16th, 2009 at 10:51 pm
Ashley,
Thank you for your condolences. I used to think that way too about spending more time with my grandfather. After my granddad died, I wished I could have told him lots of things. I thought things might have turned out differently if I had the chances to say more and do more. It is a part of the process called bereavement, mourning and grieving. After a few years and a little wisdom, I realized there was nothing I could have done to change destiny. It happened and was out of my control. As painful as it is right now, an event happened for the greater good of everyone. Peace be with you.
October 22nd, 2009 at 3:17 pm
Dear Therese,
I understand. I still cry sometimes, because I miss my grandpa and that I know that I can do nothing to bring him back. Peace be with you and your family.
November 12th, 2009 at 4:24 pm
I know that my grandpa is still looking down on me and I am glad that he is still watching every thing that I do. I will always miss my grandpa where ever he might be in heaven and I know that he shall always miss me. I sometimes wish that i could go back and tell the person that killed my grandpa to watch out ahead of him, becasue there is someone on a lawnmower ahead of him and then my grandpa would still be alive and we could still spend thanksgiving, christmas, all the other holidays together.
November 17th, 2009 at 4:43 pm
I still wonder if my grandpa is waiting for me up there in heaven. When I do go up to heaven I will go looking for my Grandpa and when I find him I will scream out Grandpa and run straight toward him and give him a big hug and tell him that I really missed him. Then I will sing him the song that I worte about him, so that I would never forget my grandpa ever.
November 18th, 2009 at 4:33 pm
To me I want to be just like my grandpa. Following his steps in christ. Making the good desicisions like he did when he was alive. If my grandpa was here right now I would tell him how happy I am that he follows the path of our GOD. If he were here right now he would probably say that he is so very proud of me for following the path of Jesus Christ.
March 10th, 2010 at 3:29 pm
My grandpa would always send old bulletins in the bills he would send off to everyone. After my grandpa died someone recieved their bill from him amd they read the bulletin that he sent in it and the very next day that person got saved.
March 14th, 2010 at 9:00 pm
I wish people would stop calling my grandpa lawnmower man. It just ticks me off. It was not my grandp’s fault that he died and it was not anyone’s fault. God decides when people go and when they stay on earth. When it was May 15, 2009 God said that it was time for my grandpa to go to heaven and be seated on the right hand side of God and Jesus. So I would really like it if people did not call my grandpa that and I would really like it if you change what you have my grandpas name as when you roll over it.