Book of Memories for Samuel Noble

Story shared: We will meet again

Wed, 13 Nov 2013 14:49:03 EST

I did not meet Sammy until we worked together for the Ron Paul campaign in 2012. He was a hard worker, a very kind, helpful, and cheerful person, and he once said that he believed so strong in living life as close as you know how according to the Bible. He fought many evils in his life, but he was always in a good mood and had a unique and refreshing sense of humor. I know that Sammy believed in sacrificing to live for the Lord, and I have peace about where he is now. I am very grateful that God allowed me to know him for a short time.

Story shared: My Cousin Sammy

Tue, 12 Nov 2013 02:40:59 EST

Cousin Sammy was the oldest of us Noble grandchildren. I have many good memories of him from when we were kids together in Sterlington -- stories of china berry wars, fishing, baseball, fishing, learning about Jesus, and fishing. Sammy seemed happiest earlier in life but then life dealt Sammy several bad breaks among them the death of an infant son. Afterward, he found the Apostolic church and told me once that was where he had all his fun. I hope so because I rarely saw him after that and on those few occasions when I did see him afterward he didn't seem the same or as happy. I choose to remember Sammy as I once saw him in our grandfather's backyard. Uncle Jerry, his dad and little league coach, raising his bat and hitting a high fly ball to what, if on a baseball diamond, would be about left center field; Sammy starting from around what, if on a baseball diamond, might be the pitcher's mound, taking off after, getting under it, diving for the ball, disappearing in a huge cloud of dust...and as the light summer breeze clears the cloud, Sammy standing with his hand and the ball in the air.

Condolence From Jonathan , Christi Prather

Sat, 09 Nov 2013 15:31:41 EST

A great man that will be greatly missed

Condolence From Dan Martin

Sat, 09 Nov 2013 01:08:49 EST

I was deeply saddened to learn of Sammy's passing. In my younger days growing up in Winnsboro, I rode many a mile in Sammy's favorite vehicle (Volkswagen Bug). All of my memories of him are happy ones. He always had a smile on his face, and he would work hard to get others to smile. I can still hear him laugh, as I can his father Jerry (who had the most unique laugh of anyone). My deepest sympathies to all of his family and friends. I will cherish my memories of Sammy, and sincerely apologize for not being able to celebrate his life with you in person. Dan Martin, Tucson, AZ

Photo shared: sammie_noble439.jpg

Thu, 07 Nov 2013 16:13:13 EST