Rest in Peace Noah Scott Biorkman

[Tinkerbell313]

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https://www.carepages.com/carepages/NoahScottBiorkman

Our Angel
Posted 1 hour ago
After a long battle with Stage IV Neruorblastoma cancer, Monday morning at 8:02 AM, Noah Biorkman passed away at his home in South Lyon, Michigan.

Scott and I, along with our families, would like to thank everyone for the continued support over the past few years during Noah’s illness. As most of you know, Noah has received more than one million Christmas cards over the past few weeks. The outpouring of love and compassion has been remarkable and we are extremely grateful. We are now asking for everyone please respect our privacy during this very difficult time. The funeral services will be for family only. We are asking that instead of sending cards and flowers to Scott and me; please make a donation in Noah’s name to either of the organizations below. With your donation, Noah’s legacy will live on for many years to come, if not forever.

Thank you so much for your support and love.

Sincerely,
The Biorkman Family

Please send donations to the following:

Department of Pediatrics and Oncology
University of Michigan
1500 East Medical Center Drive
D4202MPB
Ann Arbor, Michigan 48109-5718
Checks payable to: The University of Michigan – Noah’s Pediatric Oncology Fund

OR

Make-A-Wish Foundation of Michigan
230 Huron View Blvd.
Ann Arbor, Michigan 48103
Checks payable to: Make-A-Wish Foundation of Michigan – Memo: Noah Biorkman

[bluestarfish18]

Our thoughts are with the Biorkman family and Noah.:candle:

[Andi98989]

I was just reading that ... thoughts and prayers to the whole family

[Kitten007]

Praying for the family through this very difficult time.

[dukie41181]

Noah and his family live just down the highway from us so this is local news here. Its been on the news often and so sad. I cried earlier just imagining what it would be like to have my daughter die in my arms. Heartbreaking! God bless this family!

[BabyMine]

Now he is out of pain and will fly with wings.

Prayers to his family.

[justlearning]

This is so very sad--I'm sitting here in tears reading about his story. Unfortunately, in the two years since my son was diagnosed with cancer (also stage IV, like Noah's), I have come to know many kids in our area who have died of cancer. It seems so unfair--I hate, hate, hate cancer! Although I am very thankful that our son's cancer is in remission, it's hard not to worry about a relapse--especially when hearing about other kids who have suffered relapse, including Noah.

My heart and prayers really go out to Noah's family right now. .