Noah Hampton Young Madison, MS Noah Hampton young, 19, passed away on December 12th, 2023. He was born on March 31st, 2004 to Cliff and Pamela Young in Flowood, MS. For those that knew Noah, the first thing you notice and will always remember was his infectious smile that radiated into his beautiful brown smiling eyes. His joy and love for others was unmatched. He didn’t care if you were king of the world, or a homeless person on the streets. His love was not prejudiced. When he finished a conversation, it always ended with “I love you so much!”. Noah spent his childhood as a very active and adventurous young man. He earned his junior black belt in Tae Kwon Do, was an excellent snow skiier, played baseball and football for many years and loved to hunt and fish with his family. We all believe that Noah first spoke the moment he was born, and honestly, never quit. When he was in kindergarten at Madison Ridgeland Academy, he was always the student greeter when new parents were visiting the school. His kindergarten Principal, Sandy Rawlings, always told us that one day, he would become President of the United States. Upon graduating from Madison Central High School, Noah struck out for yet another adventure to New Orleans, where he met numerous new friends. His love of music followed him there, where he began working in the industry as a stage crew specialist. He was able to travel to numerous states and hear so many different musical events, which always made him so very happy. Noah Young is survived by his parents, Cliff and Pamela Young, brother, Kiefer Young, Uncles Brian Young, Kenneth Godsey, Jeff McNeil and Justin Young, Aunts, Amanda Langford, Amy Baldwin, Connie McNeil and Tonya McNeil, grandparents, Sue Langford and Brenda Young, as well as many other aunts, uncles, cousins and friends. He is preceded in passing by his grandparents, Burt Young, Joyce Clement, Vince Langford, Burlon McNeil, Marie McNeil, and many dear Aunts and Uncles. Visitation will be at Natchez Trace Funeral Home located at 759 Hwy 51, Madison, MS 39110 from 1:00 – 3:00 pm on Wednesday, December 20th. A funeral service celebrating his life will be at the same location at 3:00, with a private family interment to follow at Natchez Trace Memorial Park Cemetery. In Lieu of Flowers, memorial gifts and donations may be made to Mississippi Division of Police Benevolent Association – Central Mississippi Chapter at https://donatenow.networkforgood.org/PBF, or to one of your choosing.