Noah Ray Eaton

Noah Ray Eaton was born March 5th, 2026 to his loving parents, Joshua and Carson Eaton. Noah was born at 12:06 PM in Coffeyville, Kansas and he weighed 5 pounds 3 ounces and was 20 inches long. Though our time with Noah was brief, we are forever changed and grateful to have spent this, albeit short, time with our child. He was such a blessing and brought so much joy and happiness to those around him, and he will be forever remembered and loved. Even in the midst of our grief, we have found joy and laughter because of our hope in Christ and His resurrection. He is survived by his parents: Joshua Jr and Carson Eaton. Grandparents: Josh and Sherri Eaton, Gary Jr and Jaime Langworthy. Uncles and aunts: James and RaeAnn Healy, Sophia, Azarah, Chandler, Armonnie, and Jeremiah Eaton, Coleton and Lexy Langworthy, Ty and Kaley Langworthy. Cousins: Haddon and Richie Healy, Naomi Langworthy, and Allie Langworthy. Great grandparents: David and Judy Eaton, Rick and Mary Ann Greenfield, Gary and Terry Langworthy, John and Cheryl Lyon. Great-great grandparents: Dave and Edna Eaton, Juanita Blankenship, Martha Lain and Peggy Stevens. As well as many extended family members.

Noah’s funeral service will be held at 2:00 PM on Tuesday March 10th, 2026 at Dearing Christian Church, 302 Independence Ave., Dearing, Kansas. Graveside service will follow at Robbins Cemetery. Services are under the direction of Ford-Wulf-Bruns Chapel. The family would like to express their gratitude for all of the prayers, love and support that has been shown to our families, it will be cherished and not be forgotten.

A prayer by uncle James. “O God we do not fully understand or comprehend your purposes in the midst of this tragedy. We were excited and full of joy anticipating the arrival of Noah. Then we found ourselves in despair and disbelief. Our world came to a stop. God why? God how could you? God why us? These questions arise and overwhelm our souls in this grief. Lord may you comfort us. We thank you for little Noah. We know he is with you in greater joy than any of us have known. O Lord may you send your rays of grace unto us and warm us with comfort in Christ knowing this was your plan and you have a greater purpose in this. May joy arise in knowing Noah’s life purpose was fulfilled and though this tragedy ought not be you purposed it for your great glory and our ultimate good. May you guide our family in this dark valley and lead us to the mountain of hope and joy.”

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