Colton Knoch

On January 15, 2025, Colton Knoch was called home to Heaven. Though he was only six when he passed, we can take comfort in knowing he lived a life full of joy, magic, wonder, and insurmountable love.

Born to Brittney Davis and Daryl Knoch October 26, 2018, Colton quickly became the light of their lives as their firstborn baby boy. His father, Daryl, would bring home a new toy everyday, just to see him smile. Colton loved collecting toys and stuffed animals, especially all things Beast Labs, Sonic, Ninja Turtles, and Legos.

Some of his favorite things included being tickled, endless jokes to make himself or someone else laugh, donuts for breakfast, crafts, sleepovers with cousins and grandparents, swimming, dancing, making up silly songs, and simply being at home with his parents and little sister. And, like all the best people in the world, Colton’s favorite food was bacon.

But what’s more than all of these things, was Colton’s heart. He was kind, loving, full of life and laughter, funny, so sweet, incredibly smart and creative, and always wanted to help kids who were less fortunate. Colton’s bold, vibrant, and lighthearted nature filled any room.

Although his time here on Earth was short, we’ll forever cherish his memory in our hearts and rejoice in knowing he’s among the angels above.

Colton is survived by his loving parents, Brittney and Daryl; his little sister, Ciara and his grandparents, Michelle and Dave Jarrell, Sheridan Knoch, Steve Knoch, and Robert and Dawn Davis.

Friends will be received Saturday, February 1, 2025 from 10:00 am until the time of an 11:00 am celebration of life at Hope Christian Church, 32625 Detroit Rd, Avon, OH 44011.  A luncheon will follow the service.

Please join our family in honoring Colton by wearing casual attire, such as his artwork (https://coltons-crew.spiritsale.com Shirt orders will need to be placed before Jan. 26), wearing blue for Colton’s favorite character, Sonic, or wearing green for his favorite color.

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