Noah Isaac McGinley

Noah Isaac McGinley, 20, of Wichita, died on March 10, 2026. Born on July 30, 2005, to Jared and Becky (Robben) McGinley in Wichita, Noah grew up surrounded by family and developed a deep love for sports and creative pursuits.

He participated in ice hockey, basketball, football, and especially baseball, while remaining a devoted follower of the Royals and Seahawks, often attending their games. Noah was an enthusiastic fantasy football player and expressed his creativity through playing the viola, composing his own music, and creating digital artwork. Quiet by nature with most people, he revealed a sharp, wicked sense of humor to those closest to him. He drove a bright blue Mustang with racing stripes, a car that reflected both his personality and the ones shared with his brothers.

Noah was an avid gamer who enjoyed board games with his brothers and long sessions of online RPGs. He was highly intelligent, studying engineering and majoring in Computer Science at WSU. A dedicated history enthusiast, he read extensively, collected memorabilia, and held a particular passion for vexillology and geography, amassing flags from around the world. Above all, he was known for his kind heart and loving nature. He volunteered delivering Meals on Wheels for St. Elizabeth, cherished childhood “farm days” with his cousins, gamed alongside his brothers, and found special joy in his final months spending time with his baby nephew, Grayson, whom he adored.

He was preceded in death by his paternal and maternal grandparents, Lloyd and Ann McGinley, and Henry and Jeanette Robben. Noah is survived by his parents, Jared and Becky; his brothers, Justin (wife Sydney, son Grayson) McGinley and Cameron McGinley; and many aunts, uncles, and cousins.