In memory of

Helen Louise Noble

May 10, 1920 -  August 20, 2023

It is with deep sadness that we announce the peaceful passing of Helen Noble (nee Andrews), in her 104th year, at Uxbridge Cottage Hospital, following a brief illness.

Helen was a caring companion to the late William James Wright, beloved mother of the late Hazel Lyon (the late Kenneth Lyon), and cherished grandmother of Heather Murphy (Kevin), and Katherine Brugel.

Born and raised in Toronto, Helen’s passion for music led her to Conservatory studies in piano and voice. She was also a walking nutrition manual, from years of reading on the subjects of health and wellness. When not serving up a bowl of nutritious homemade soup, she could be found tending to her greenhouse where she grew ingredients for the best salads around. When asked the secret to her longevity, Helen would answer “Don’t smoke, eat lots of fresh fruits and vegetables, and enjoy everything in moderation”.

Helen will be remembered as a warm, sweet, and fiercely intelligent lady. We love her, and we miss her.

The family would like to thank Douglas Crossing and the Uxbridge Cottage Hospital staff, with special thanks to Dr. Burridge.

A private graveside ceremony will be held.

In lieu of flowers, donations to the Canadian Cancer society are appreciated.

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Desmond forde (Friend and Nephew of James Wright)

Entered August 25, 2023 from Portadown Co Armagh Northern Ireland

Very sorry to hear about Helen’s passing.
Thinking of you all at this time

Josh Allen (Neighbour and friend)

Entered August 25, 2023 from Toronto

I enjoyed so much cooking for you for years, when no one else in my house would have your exquisite palate for excellent fare. So glad I got to know you. Rest in peace, Helen.

Andrea, Josh & Quinn (Friend)

Entered August 25, 2023 from Toronto

Our dear Helen, we will miss you. You were such an inspiration in our lives. Love you. Xoxox

Jennifer Diane Duggan (Friend of the deceased.)

Entered September 7, 2023 from OTTAWA

I met Helen(& Bill) when I lived next to her in Parkdale from 2007-2010...her garden was incredible(especially the tomatoes)! We continued our friendship by phone and I would visit her whenever I was in town. She lived in her own home(after Bill passed); ALONE, until she needed medical care shortly after she turned 100yrs old!😲

She was and always will be an amazing inspiration for me. A woman who lived an unconventional life without apology and with minor regrets. I will miss you forever Helen, but I hope you are there to greet me if we end up in the same place!💞

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