Noah Robert Moore of Warrenton, Virginia left our world on February 8th, 2021 to begin a more real, and more glorious adventure. From the moment he was given life on May 26th, 1993, Noah lived with vitality and passion, fueled by a deep love for his creator, family, and friends. Adoring husband, faithful son, loving brother, uncle, cousin, and nephew, benevolent friend, bold visionary, inventive writer, zealous entrepreneur, and remarkable musician - the fullness of Noah’s spirit and the impact of his life on those he came in contact with cannot be encompassed by mere descriptors. Noah’s unconventional and creative personality was marked by incessant dreaming, scheming, smiling, and daring. One might not know of the many pains that he faced in his twenty-seven years on earth. Loss and living with heart disease did not dampen his existence but led to a more full and vibrant love for others and insightful capacity for creating. Throughout his life, he developed and pursued creative projects and entrepreneurial endeavors. His exuberance was most noticeable when exercising his intrinsic musical talents (including singing, songwriting, piano, drums, mandolin, guitar, and harmonica!) in various bands and most recently husband-wife duo, Goldvein. His musicianship and lovable showmanship led to performances on many stages, from the infamous 9:30 Club to the National Mall. Goldvein even made an appearance on America's Got Talent and received a song placement on Showtime. An active member of Love Church and former member of Chapel Springs, Noah served on the worship team, a practice that he dedicated himself to starting at the early age of 12. From instructing drums at Life Music Academy, acting, managing the family business (Shelf Life), founding his furniture delivery service (White Glove), to daily dreaming with his wife… Noah was committed to living life as a great adventure. His tenacious smile, unmatched humor, and genuine joy emanated a type of solace that seemed to be unique to Noah alone. Noah will be unendingly missed by his devoted wife, Alana Moore; loving parents, Bob and Lois Moore; sister and brother-in-law, Ashleigh and Devin Cooper; extended family; and friends. We take comfort in the knowledge that Noah joins his sister, Katelynn, and many loved ones in the eternal place where tears are no more. We will gather to celebrate Noah’s beautiful life at Chapel Springs Church, 11500 New Life Way, Bristow VA 20136, on Saturday, February 27th at 11:00am. Join the livestream at the following link https://www.facebook.com/groups/1353982698294806