Barbara F. Noble


Barbara F. Noble (Waters) Of Arlington, formerly of Detroit, MI, and Windsor, OH, passed away at home, April 27, 2016 at the age of 87 in Arlington, MA.

Barbara was born August 20, 1928 in Colebrook, OH. Parents were Theodore B. Waters and Edith E (Nims) Waters. She was married to Charles E. Noble II and she lived in Michigan for 25 years, before moving to Massachusetts. She retired at 65 from Massachusetts General Hospital in 1993. She enjoyed reading, walking and the outdoors, and traveling.

Barbara is survived by her two children – Charles (Patricia McPartlin)Noble III of FL, and Karen (Marshall) Kus of TX ; her brother, David(Patricia) Waters of NC; her 4 grandchildren – Elizabeth Kincaid of FL, Mark Wagner of TX, Jason (Jody Morrow) Kus of MI, and Sarah Noble of London, UK; and two great grandchildren; Ellen Kincaid and Jillian Kus as well as many nieces and nephews. ​Preceded in death by her parents, her sister, Elinor Holley, and brothers Allen Waters and Kenneth Waters.

Memorial Services will be held in Windsor Ohio in August. Memorial contributions may be made to Massachusetts General Hospital, Cancer Research Center, 55 Fruit Street, Boston, MA 02144.    

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  1. Joe Waters on May 3, 2016 at 5:59 pm

    Aunt Barb: We love you and we will miss you. Joe, Kathy, Joshua and Lenora Waters



  2. Vicki & John Roberts on May 3, 2016 at 10:28 pm

    We send our deepest sympathy to the entire family of Barbara Noble. As Chuck and Karen’s high school friend I will remember the wonderful times we shared with your mother as she chaperoned school functions as well as the summers your family invited me to spend on your boat. She was always kind and thoughtful to me as a teenager and on into adulthood. May God Bless you Mrs. Noble.



  3. Barbara Lenamon on May 13, 2016 at 4:49 pm

    I met Barbara thru my relationship with her daughter, Karen. She was a lovely person and I always loved her visits to Alvin. It is with heavy heart I learned of her passing today. Thank you, Chuck, for passing this info to me. I will miss her being so upbeat and very knowledgeable on almost any subject. I will miss our e-mail notes. I know you will miss her too.



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