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SSgt Noah Fred Lovett, age 24, of Jacksonville, Arkansas, passed away on February 25, 2026. He was born on March 19, 2001, in Brick Township, New Jersey, to Fred Lovett and Marleen Eason.

Noah graduated from Pinellas Park High School in Pinellas Park, Florida in 2019. In September of the same year, he proudly answered the call to serve his country by joining the United States Air Force. While his service brought him to Little Rock Air Force Base, it was there that he began his greatest chapter when he met and married his devoted wife, Rudaviro "Ally" Tsuro-Lovett. Together, they built a beautiful life in Arkansas, where Noah grew into a man who was as dedicated to his home and his wife as he was his uniform.

Noah served on active duty with dedication and honor, earning the rank of Staff Sergeant and numerous accolades throughout his military career, reflecting his commitment, leadership, and excellence in service. He was deeply proud of his military service and of the strong bonds he formed with his fellow Airmen. Beyond his uniform, Noah was full of life and passion. He had a contagious sense of humor and was always quick with a joke that had a way of making others laugh and smile. He loved to dance and sing and was always the life and light of any room he entered. He had a love for baseball, specifically the New York Mets, which he never missed an opportunity to watch them take the field. Noah enjoyed bowling, treasuring time with family and friends, as well as gaming, and looked forward to competitive game nights where laughter filled the room. He grew into a talented and passionate home chef, always eager to share a delicious meal and a warm smile with Ally and those he loved.

His years were marked by deep love for family, meaningful friendships, and a lasting impact on all who knew him.

Noah was preceded in death by his grandparents, John and Carol Martin, and Fred Lovett, Sr. and Molly Evans.

Those left to honor and carry forward Noah's memory include his devoted wife, Ally; his loving parents, Fred and Marleen; his siblings, Diamond Lovett, Alyssa (Cynthia) Eason, Sean (Josh) Norris, and Kevin (Melissa) Price, Jr.; his brother-in-law, Adrian Tsuro; and a host of extended family members, friends, and fellow Airmen who will cherish his memory and deeply miss him.

There will be a funeral service with full military honors at 10:00a.m. Saturday, March 7, 2026 at Moore's Jacksonville Funeral Home. There will be a visitation prior to the service beginning at 9:00a.m. at the funeral home.