NOAH HARBUCK

The youngest of four siblings, Noah was raised in a Christian household - his grandfather served in the U.S. Army and later became a local Commissioner, and his older brothers served in the military. Growing up with these influences, Noah has been grounded in his Christian faith, and always felt a responsibility to serve others. 

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A graduate of Mary Persons High School, Noah was actively involved in helping several of the HS sports teams, from serving as announcer for baseball games to managing digital content for the football team. He also gained exposure to our state legislature, serving as a page for Rep. Dickey and Rep. Cole every year of high school, where he fell in love with the political process and knew that is how he wanted to serve his community. 

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After high school, Noah moved to Bibb County, where he took a job at Mercer University as the baseball team manager and then as the Assistant of Athletic Operations for all team sports. During this time, Noah continued to participate in annual mission Trips to Arizona, working on the Indian reservations, teaching Bible school, and contributing to local construction projects. In 2015, he met his wife Katelin on one of those trips, and they married in 2020. 

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Noah now works for a local insurance agency, servicing two books of business in claims and customer service management. He and Katelin have welcomed two sons, Liam and Jett, over the last three years, and the family remains active in Rock Springs Church, where Noah hosts a life group with a weekly softball league for fellowship and continued connection across the community.