Biography:
Helen M. Noble, 90, formerly of Littlestown, died Fri, July 8, at The Brethren Home, New Oxford. She was the widow of Harold S. Noble who died May 27, 2014. Born March 10, 1926 in Taneytown, Helen was the daughter of the late Walter A. & Margie E. (Falk) Morelock. She had been employed with Schottie’s Restaurant for 21 years and had been a school bus driver for the Littlestown Area School District.
Surviving are her 5 children: Sylvia B. Noble of Abbottstown; Sydney L. Crouse & Bruce of Littlestown; Sonja L. Gladhill & Jim of Gettysburg; Bernie A. Noble & Deb of Littlestown and Tony B. Noble & Connie of Littlestown; 9 grandchildren; 14 great grandchildren and a brother, Bradley Morelock of The Village at Laurel Run, Fayetteville. Helen was predeceased by her daughter, Shelley K. Noble; her brother, Walter Morelock, Jr. and her 4 sisters, Elizabeth Stair, Kathryn Myers, Isabel Nester and Adeline Stotler. Helen was a member of First Baptist Church, Littlestown. She was very involved at The Brethren Home and also in the Littlestown Women’s Club. She was a member of Adams County Federation of Women, Honorary Chairman to get lights for Littlestown’s Memorial Football field; on the committee to build Littlestown YMCA and a member of Christian Women’s Club of Hanover. Helen initiated recycling in Littlestown and loved being with her family.
Funeral Service is 2 P.M. Wed, July 13, at First Baptist Church, Littlestown with The Rev. Gary R. Bowers officiating. Viewing is 1-2 P.M. at the church. Interment in is Rest Haven Cemetery, Hanover. Memorials in Helen’s name may be sent to her church @ P.O. Box 463, 5015 Baltimore Pike, Littlestown, PA 17340. Online condolences may be shared on www.littlesfh.com
Condolences(05)
Barbara knotts
Jul 11th, 2016 4:14 pm
#4
i knew Helen from the Brethren Home Community a whole host of care givers including myself enjoyed and new Helen on a personal basis ,She was a caring lady and she truly loved all people and her family was top priority .
Her presence will be missed her out going personality was admired. New people coming to the home Helen would always welcome them to their neighborhood .Great Lady will be missed immensely!!!
Her presence will be missed her out going personality was admired. New people coming to the home Helen would always welcome them to their neighborhood .Great Lady will be missed immensely!!!
Phil Sanders
Jul 11th, 2016 10:15 am
#3
To the entire Noble family - sorry to hear about the loss of Helen. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
Jean and Richard Tvrdy family
Jul 9th, 2016 1:39 pm
#2
Sorry to hear the passing of your Mother, our family will be thinking of you all through the next difficult days. We will always remember visiting your parents when we made a trip to Pennsylvania, and her chicken corn soup, loved that soup.
Janet E. McMaster
Jul 9th, 2016 1:23 pm
#1
Rest in peace my friend.
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Helen was very outgoing and was often the first person to welcome newcomers and help them feel at home. Helen was a positive thinker. No, she was not always happy with everything, but she always said that she was glad to be at CKV-TBHC where she and her husband, could be together and be given the care they needed. Helen enjoyed sitting in the sun in front of the main entrance. There she found people to talk to and got a beautiful tan.
Helen was genuine and shared her feelings honestly with those around her. Helen experienced life fully. She loved art class and encouraged the group to clap to express their appreciation. Helen made each person she met feel special.
Our community will miss Helen and will remember her for a long time. We are praying for all of you who loved Helen and were loved by her. May your memories bring you comfort and joy.