About Us

About The Founders:

Now Our Angel's in Heaven (N.O.A.H) is an organization established by Bobby and Jen Richmond in 2013.  The organization was established after the loss of their son, Noah, born still in 2011.  Noah was stillborn due to blood clots in his cord.  The organization is a tribute to Noah and his legacy.  We keep Noah's memory alive by helping others in similar situations. 

N.O.A.H is also a Christian based organization and we seek God's will in all of our endeavors.  Faith is a crucial component to grieving and we include God in all aspects of our assistance to others. 


We may be contacted by these methods:

Phone: 304-716-6681

Address: Po Box 325   Lewisburg, WV 24901

www.facebook.com/nowourangelsinheaven

Email: info@nowourangelsinheaven.com

Meet Our Board Members
N.O.A.H cannot function without a committed board overseeing the daily actions, decisions, and well-being of the foundation.  We are proud of our board and thankful for the commitment to the success of N.O.A.H!
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    Bobby Richmond, NRP, MCCP

    Bobby is the Vice President and co-founder
    of the of the foundation.  He is the proud
    father of Noah and Leah Richmond.  Bobby is
    a nationally registered paramedic with additional
training in critical care.  He has been in the emergency
medical field for over 10 years.  He is also a real estate agent.
Services Provided:

  • Stillbirth and miscarriage packages to parents suffering a current loss. 
  • Stillbirth and miscarriage packages delivered to hospitals across West Virginia and some Virginia locations.
  • Education to healthcare professionals about the physical and emotional stress of bereaved parents. 
  • N.O.A.H's annual remembrance event and celebration of life to honor lost babies and support grieving families.
  • Information about pregnancy and infant loss.
  • Angel Talk support group meeting located in Lewisburg, WV- meetings are monthly.  This is offered in coordination with the Corbin Story Fund. 
  • Angel Talk is also offered in Pocahontas County and Bluefield, WV 
  • Awareness projects to bring this silent subject to light in our society and to aide the grieving process of families.
  • Legislative work in West Virginia to create a law that allows families of babies born at greater than 20 weeks gestation a Certificate of Birth Resulting in Stillbirth. 
  • Missing Memorials Program providing headstones to children in the state of West Virginia. 



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    Jenifer Richmond, RN, BSN, MCCN, NRP, SBD Doula

    Jen  is the president of the board and co-founder
    of the foundation.  Her son, Noah, was stillborn
    in 2011.  Since that time, her and her husband
    have been blessed with a little girl, Leah. 

Jen is a registered nurse, nurse practitioner, and grief counselor.   She has been a nurse since 2009 with most of her experience being in emergency and family medicine.  She is also a paramedic with additional training in critical care.  She hopes to one day participate in research to learn more about pregnancy loss prevention.  She is trained as a Stillbirthday Doula. 
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