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Linda Louise Noel, 73, a homemaker, passed away Feb. 20. She was born February 2, 1948, in Brisbane, Australia, to Walter and Hazel Wright. Her family moved to Boulder City, NV in 1956 where she graduated Valedictorian of the Boulder City High School Class of 1965. She earned her bachelor's degree in English in January 1969, being part of UNLV's first graduating class (it had previously been named Nevada Southern University) and remained a Rebel fan throughout her life. In 1973, she married Dr. John Robert Noel and worked with him in his veterinary practice before transitioning to a full-time homemaker with the birth of their first child, Hillary, in 1981. Ian and Kayley soon followed. She was a devoted wife and mother. Linda loved to travel and with her family by her side, visited many countries all over the world, including several trips to Great Britain. She was a life-long Anglophile and her knowledge was vast. John and Linda were charter members of the Green Valley Presbyterian Church and she will always be remembered for her love of God and her unwavering faith. Linda is preceded in death by her parents; sister, Susan Murphy; and her son, Ian Noel. She is survived by her husband; daughters, Hillary (Josh) Brimhall, and Kayley Ferguson, both of Boulder City; several nieces and nephews; and many relatives in Australia. Services will be held Saturday, April 24, 2021, at Green Valley Presbyterian Church, 1798 Wigwam Parkway, 8 9
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Published by Boulder City Review on Apr. 8, 2021.
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Mary Quinn (Peterson) (1965)
We learn, we share...and time does fly. My memory of Linda goes back to our high school years. We use to walk to school together and we were neighbors on Wyoming St. She was always very nice to everyone and so smart in school. I was saddened to hear of her loss. When the Lord calls our loved ones home, he leaves a gift of memories in exchange. May Linda's family and friends always hold you in their memories and take comfort in God's mercy and grace that we will meet our loved ones face to face. Where time is endless and joy unbroken.
With my deepest sympathy, Mary Peterson (Quinn)
Cyndy Perkins (Easley) (1965)
i always remember Lindas beautiful long hair. She was so soft and feminine. Even though i didn't know all the children in our small town well they are like sisters and brothers because we all grew up together.