Jeremy Wayne Noe, Sr.
June 24, 1975, - February 5, 2026
Jeremy Wayne Noe Sr, age 50, of Mannford, Oklahoma, passed away in Mannford on February 5, 2026, after a courageous battle with liver cancer.
Jeremy was born in Tulsa, Oklahoma, on June 24, 1975, to Jerry and Glenda Noe. From a young age, they taught him the simple joys of life — especially fishing and gardening — which became lifelong passions. Some of Jeremy’s favorite stories were from his childhood, including the one he loved to tell about his great-grandmother chasing him with a broom because he had been teasing her. It was a memory he laughed about often and never tired of sharing.
Fishing was more than a hobby to Jeremy — it was a way of life. He loved spending time on the water with his family, competing in tournaments, jug fishing, and making memories that would last forever. One of his proudest moments came in 2022, when he and his sons participated in a jug-fishing tournament together and won. The excitement they shared that day was something he talked about often and looked forward to repeating.
Jeremy met the love of his life, Melanie, in 1990 when she moved next door to him in Tulsa. He chased her for years, even driving without a license just to see her, while she kept telling him no. His persistence paid off, and the two were married in Tulsa on February 14, 1992, excited to begin their lives together.
Family meant everything to Jeremy. He and Melanie were blessed with three sons — Jeremy, Bradley, and Tyler — who were his pride and joy. Whether fishing, joking, or simply being together, Jeremy loved watching his boys grow and share experiences with him. Even when he couldn’t play himself, he loved sitting back and watching them play Fortnite, always asking to “play Fortnite” just to be part of the moment.
Jeremy also had a huge heart for animals and treated every pet like family. Rooter, Bella, and Cucu were deeply loved. Bella especially enjoyed cuddling under the blankets with Jeremy and going along with him fishing or to the store.
He shared a lifelong friendship with Gary Wallace, and the two were nearly inseparable. What began as appliance work turned into a brother-like bond filled with fishing trips, laughter, and unwavering support. Gary was always there whenever Jeremy needed a hand and for every important moment.
Jeremy was passionate about his work as an appliance repairman and took pride in helping others. Outside of work, he enjoyed gardening, raising chickens, fishing tournaments, jug fishing, and even trips to the casino.
Those who knew Jeremy will remember that he never lost his inner child. No matter the situation, the money, or the stress, Jeremy just wanted to have fun and make memories. He lived for laughter, togetherness, and the simple joys of life.
Jeremy was preceded in death by his parents, Jerry and Glenda Noe. He is survived by his loving wife, Melanie, and his three sons, Jeremy, Bradley, and Tyler, along with many family members and friends who will miss him dearly. His memory will live on forever in the hearts of those who loved him.