HOUSTON, TX - Amanda Denise Noble was born August 14, 1973 and went home with the Lord on September 19, 2013. Dr. Noble was a licensed Veterinarian, and graduate of Texas A&M School of Veterinary Medicine.
She loved animals, and from an early age, always knew she would be a Veterinarian. Mandy was a committed Christian who saw her work as an extension of her Faith in that it gave comfort and hope to people who were suffering because the pets they loved were hurting.
Mandy leaves to mourn her passing her husband of thirteen years, David T. Noble; mother and father, Barbara and Alton Riddle; brother and wife Glenn and Rita Riddle; a host of nephews and nieces, cousins, close friends and professional associates.
She always lived life to its fullest; even when she was sick she was trying to plan on what she would do when she was able to do so. Now Mandy has a perfectly restored body, and eternity to rejoice with her Lord in her enthusiasm for life and its possibilities. Those who knew Mandy are indeed lucky people. She would say to them, dry those tears. I am home and free. Remember the times of joy and laughter, and never forget all things happen for a reason, although we are often at a loss to comprehend why. We will understand it better bye and bye.
Rest in Peace, Beloved Amanda. We anticipate with great enthusiasm seeing you at our coming family reunion with our Savior, Jesus Christ, from your loving family and friends.
A Funeral Service will be held 4:00 p.m., Sunday, September 22, 2013 at Sharpstown Baptist Church, 7000 Bellaire Blvd., Houston, TX 77074. In lieu of flowers, memorial contribution may be made in Dr. Noble's name to Sharpstown Baptist Church or Last Chance Forever, Inc. Condolences may be offered at www.millerfuneral.com
Published in Houston Chronicle on September 22, 2013
She loved animals, and from an early age, always knew she would be a Veterinarian. Mandy was a committed Christian who saw her work as an extension of her Faith in that it gave comfort and hope to people who were suffering because the pets they loved were hurting.
Mandy leaves to mourn her passing her husband of thirteen years, David T. Noble; mother and father, Barbara and Alton Riddle; brother and wife Glenn and Rita Riddle; a host of nephews and nieces, cousins, close friends and professional associates.
She always lived life to its fullest; even when she was sick she was trying to plan on what she would do when she was able to do so. Now Mandy has a perfectly restored body, and eternity to rejoice with her Lord in her enthusiasm for life and its possibilities. Those who knew Mandy are indeed lucky people. She would say to them, dry those tears. I am home and free. Remember the times of joy and laughter, and never forget all things happen for a reason, although we are often at a loss to comprehend why. We will understand it better bye and bye.
Rest in Peace, Beloved Amanda. We anticipate with great enthusiasm seeing you at our coming family reunion with our Savior, Jesus Christ, from your loving family and friends.
A Funeral Service will be held 4:00 p.m., Sunday, September 22, 2013 at Sharpstown Baptist Church, 7000 Bellaire Blvd., Houston, TX 77074. In lieu of flowers, memorial contribution may be made in Dr. Noble's name to Sharpstown Baptist Church or Last Chance Forever, Inc. Condolences may be offered at www.millerfuneral.com
Published in Houston Chronicle on September 22, 2013
HOUSTON, TX - Amanda Denise Noble was born August 14, 1973 and went home with the Lord on September 19, 2013. Dr. Noble was a licensed Veterinarian, and graduate of Texas A&M School of Veterinary Medicine.
She loved animals, and from an early age, always knew she would be a Veterinarian. Mandy was a committed Christian who saw her work as an extension of her Faith in that it gave comfort and hope to people who were suffering because the pets they loved were hurting.
Mandy leaves to mourn her passing her husband of thirteen years, David T. Noble; mother and father, Barbara and Alton Riddle; brother and wife Glenn and Rita Riddle; a host of nephews and nieces, cousins, close friends and professional associates.
She always lived life to its fullest; even when she was sick she was trying to plan on what she would do when she was able to do so. Now Mandy has a perfectly restored body, and eternity to rejoice with her Lord in her enthusiasm for life and its possibilities. Those who knew Mandy are indeed lucky people. She would say to them, dry those tears. I am home and free. Remember the times of joy and laughter, and never forget all things happen for a reason, although we are often at a loss to comprehend why. We will understand it better bye and bye.
Rest in Peace, Beloved Amanda. We anticipate with great enthusiasm seeing you at our coming family reunion with our Savior, Jesus Christ, from your loving family and friends.
A Funeral Service will be held 4:00 p.m., Sunday, September 22, 2013 at Sharpstown Baptist Church, 7000 Bellaire Blvd., Houston, TX 77074. In lieu of flowers, memorial contribution may be made in Dr. Noble's name to Sharpstown Baptist Church or Last Chance Forever, Inc. Condolences may be offered at www.millerfuneral.com
Published in Houston Chronicle on September 22, 2013
She loved animals, and from an early age, always knew she would be a Veterinarian. Mandy was a committed Christian who saw her work as an extension of her Faith in that it gave comfort and hope to people who were suffering because the pets they loved were hurting.
Mandy leaves to mourn her passing her husband of thirteen years, David T. Noble; mother and father, Barbara and Alton Riddle; brother and wife Glenn and Rita Riddle; a host of nephews and nieces, cousins, close friends and professional associates.
She always lived life to its fullest; even when she was sick she was trying to plan on what she would do when she was able to do so. Now Mandy has a perfectly restored body, and eternity to rejoice with her Lord in her enthusiasm for life and its possibilities. Those who knew Mandy are indeed lucky people. She would say to them, dry those tears. I am home and free. Remember the times of joy and laughter, and never forget all things happen for a reason, although we are often at a loss to comprehend why. We will understand it better bye and bye.
Rest in Peace, Beloved Amanda. We anticipate with great enthusiasm seeing you at our coming family reunion with our Savior, Jesus Christ, from your loving family and friends.
A Funeral Service will be held 4:00 p.m., Sunday, September 22, 2013 at Sharpstown Baptist Church, 7000 Bellaire Blvd., Houston, TX 77074. In lieu of flowers, memorial contribution may be made in Dr. Noble's name to Sharpstown Baptist Church or Last Chance Forever, Inc. Condolences may be offered at www.millerfuneral.com
Published in Houston Chronicle on September 22, 2013
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