Mr. Noah Thomas Swint, better known as “Boot” or “Swint” was a native of Jefferson County, Louisville Ga. He made his grand entrance into this world on October 2, 1951 to the late Estella Cuyler Holloway and the late Lonnie Hubert Swint. Funeral services will be held Thursday, December 29, 2022 at 1:00 at the Pierce Grove Baptist Church and cemetery. Public viewing will beheld Wednesday, December 28, 2022 from 3:00 to 6:00 P.M It must be known that from a very very young age Noah learned the importance of work by following in the footsteps of his late grandfather Noah Cuyler where he worked at Davis Funeral Home. He loved his work, and was truly loved, as a son, by James and Virginia Davis. Because of this love he won the hearts of the entire Davis family and worked until his health failed. (While in the hospital, he told the doctor how he was at the funeral home at age 4 moving chairs). He was reared in a Christian home and joined the Pierce Grove Missionary Baptist church at an early age. He served faithfully as a trustee and was then Ordained as a Deacon. He enjoyed so much working in the Finance department and as well as in the kitchen when he was able. Noah was a 1972 graduate of Jefferson County High School. He played the Saxophone and he played football. He worked at Jefferson County Hospital for many years as an orderly and trained to become an EMT and trained to become a Respiratory Therapist. He then accepted a position at Eisenhower Medical center and worked there until his retirement. He received several awards including the Commander’s Award for Civilian Service as a Respiratory Therapist working in the Pulmonary/Respiratory Department from august 3, 1984 to May 31, 2012. He transitioned from labor to reward on Sunday, December 25, 2022 at 9:01 P.M. at Piedmont Hospital, Augusta Ga. He is preceded in death by his parent, grandparents and two siblings. He will forever be remembered by his four children, Miranda S. (Harold) Moore of Wadley Ga., Noah T. Swint Jr. of Nashville, TN., Kendrick Pryor of Waynesboro, Ga., and Sheniece P. McBride of Louisville, Ga. He also leaves to cherish his memories his stepmother Elma C. Swint of Pooler Ga., a very special and close Aunt, Martha Harmon of Louisville Ga. Noah has 12 siblings left to cherish and enjoy his memories. Whether by blood or by love. We all have precious memories that will forever linger. We all agree that he was precious, supportive and was there to help in any way that he could. We know he loved to help others and he loved to cook. He will truly be missed. He leaves : Brenda A. Thompson (Leroy) of Louisville Ga., Rev. Charles Holloway (Eloise) of Louisville Ga., Rev. Vickey Holloway Beeks (Carey) of Hephzibah Ga. , Linda C. Holloway of Grantville Ga., Alfonzo Holloway (Michelle) of Lithonia Ga., Regina Holloway of Black Creek, Ga and Kasey Holloway Baldwin(Willie) of Evans Ga., (Both nieces raised as siblings), Sabrina Buttone (Barry) of Walden, NY., Lonnie Jeffery Swint of Brooklyn, NY, Timothy Swint (Mary Ann) of Woodbridge Virginia, Sharon R. Swint of Pooler Ga., Kathy Davis Wiley of Louisville Ga (Sister of Love), Eric Holloway( Felicia) of Milledgeville Ga. and Lisa Holloway, of Louisville, Ga..(Both siblings of love). His treasured gifts from God, his grandchildren Christian Moore, Caleb Moore, Kennedi Moore, and one great grandson Mason Smith. There are numerous others that God has allowed to cross his path that will truly miss him and that includes nieces, nephews, cousins and friends.