Ronald "Ron" James Noble age 73 of 151 Wood Duck Court, Reidsville, NC passed away on Sunday evening January 18, 2015 at Moses Cone Hospital in Greensboro.
A Funeral service will be held 11 am Friday at Leaksville United Methodist Church in Eden with burial to follow at Rowan Memorial Park in Salisbury, NC.
Ron was born May 14, 1941 in Armstrong County, PA to the late William K. Noble and Mildred Iseman Noble. He was a graduate of University of Tennessee Class of 1963. He retired from Fieldcrest Mills in the Accounting Management Department. Ron was a member of Leaksville United Methodist Church and was very active in the Habitat for Humanity. He also was a member of the Institute of Management Accountant (IMA). Ron was an avid Golfer, Fisherman, Hunter, Master Carpenter, and lover of music.
Preceding him in death along with his parents was his first wife, Isla Fraley Noble; a daughter, Karen Sue Noble; a son, Michael Perry Noble and sister Ruth Ann Gaiser.
Surviving are wife, Joan Wright Noble of the home; daughters, Lisa Noble West and husband Ross of Alexandria, VA and Mindy Noble Hutchins and husband Timothy of Old Fort, NC; son Ryan Tod Noble and wife Glenda of Cleveland, NC; grandchildren, Rayce, Caroline, Catharine and Colleen West, Megan, Jackson and Maddie Noble, Laydon and Rachel Hutchins; step-daughters, Stephanie Adkins and Jonnie Davis; step-son, Michael Troy Davis and wife Heather; step grandchidren, Sawyer and Colton Adkins, Wyatt and Ryleigh Davis; and one surviving brother, Robert Noble.
The family will receive friends one hour prior to the service at the Leaksville United Methodist Church, 603 Henry Street, Eden, NC 27288.
Memorial contributions may be offered to Habitat For Humanity, 249 The Boulevard, Eden, NC 27288 or online www.habitat.org/support/giftfromtheheart.aspx
Online condolences to www.fairfuneralhome.com
With the passing of our beloved Ron, the world has lost a truly good man. Our loss is Heaven's gain.
Bitsy Futrell
Our thoughts and prayers are with all of you during this time. Blessings and love to all of you!
Anne and Terry Bacon
Such a lovely man and a faithful friend! Ron's many kindnesses will never
be forgotten. May he rest in peace. . . . . .
The Groseclose Family
So sorry to hear about Ron. I know it is not easy to lose your last living parent. My heart and prayers are with you.
I miss the fun times we all always had at Mother's house. Those were very precious times, and we have been blessed to have had such good parents and family!!!!
Ron was a great Dad and I remember him at Mother's just always being so calm and patient with everyone. Many good good memories to hold on to.
I love you all so much!!! Debbie Dalton Riggs
Debbie Riggs
Joan,we are thinking of you and your family at this time. Chet and I loved being your "neighbors" in church. We loved Ron and will truly miss him. We hope you will continue to be our "neighbor" and we hope you will move next door to us in our pew. We are also thinking of the children who are grown and have children of their own.
Chet and Clayton Nations
Clayton Nations
I'm so sad to learn of Ron's death. So many memories of working and worshiping with him and his family during my wonderful life in Eden. I'm looking now at an antique chase lounge that belonged to my grandfather that Ron had recovered for my deceased wife, Pam. Ron you will be missed.
Ed Guest
I share the sadness with Ron's friends and family as he rests in peace.
My memory of Ron recalls a patient man whose accounting understanding taught others the logic of his recommendations.
I was one of the "others" and appreciated his patience and fabulous smile.
Gloria Lang
Ryan and all of Ron's Family...I am so sorry to hear of Ron's passing ...he was a great man and father and my dear friend...We will miss him. Jim
Jim Riddle
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Born: Wednesday May 14, 1941
