Elijah Richmond Comstock died in a single-car automobile accident in his hometown of Bath, NH on the night of July 31st. Elijah was only 17 years old - such a young and handsome life taken from us far too soon.

Elijah was loved by everyone who met him. His personality was truly one-of-a-kind, and his smile lit up every room he entered. He loved his family and friends passionately and would make sure to tell them that he loved them as often as possible. He also enjoyed coming up with fun nicknames for the special people in his life. He never tried to bring attention to himself, but spent his life bringing happiness, joy and laughter to others.

Elijah was well-known and loved in the community. He was a hard worker and did a wonderful job at his various workplaces. He worked at Gather Together in Woodsville, NH, helped Yeoman's Brewing Company at the Littleton Farmer's Market, and had just started a maintenance job at Mountain Lakes. He was eager to learn new skills and even amidst his busy life, was trying to start a sign business on Etsy.

Elijah loved catching creatures like lizards, frogs, snakes, and turtles and his knowledge of these creatures was incredible. He always enjoyed quality time with his family and friends doing things such as card games, exploring, volleyball, rock climbing, hiking, swimming, boating, skateboarding, gaming, drinking boba tea, eating snacks and candy, and enjoying sushi outings. He was greatly looking forward to the next time all his siblings could be together again in one state. They are all grieving that this dream they all shared can no longer become a reality.

He made an impact on many lives and will be forever missed. The loss of our beloved Elijah has taught us that tomorrow is not promised. In the end, the memories are all that we have left, so embrace each moment and cherish the time with your loved ones.

Elijah is survived by his parents, Glen and Tina Comstock, and his five siblings, Brittany Ingerson, Joshua Comstock, Jennifer Johnston, Abigail Comstock, and Kaylen Comstock, five nieces and nephews, his grandmother, Heidi Comstock, and his grandparents Christine and Maurice Parent. He is preceded in death by his grandfather, Richard Comstock, who passed away in March.