Milton Noble Jr.

It is with heavy hearts we must endure the passing of MILTON NOBLE, Jr. who was the master of making us laugh endlessly. He was full of tall tales and was sure to be shared at family gatherings. We will always share memories. Milton was a person of interest, those who knew him best will surely miss his presence. He was born on April 25, 1963, to the late Milton Noble and Thelma Lewis Noble.

He was educated in the Miami Dade County School system where he excelled at college and earned his AA Degree. He was the second child of four siblings and though he was second in command he always wanted to be the leader and all our lives as he knew best and better than us. Milton never met a stranger and earned the name “Lawyer Noble” by helping so many others with their legal affairs.

As we remember MILTON “Jit-a-bug” NOBLE, Jr. we celebrate life lived with purpose, love, and a deep sense of duty to those he cared for. The legacy of making us laugh, stepping in to help, and always trying to be the boss of everyone will forever remain in our hearts.

Milton was preceded in death by his parents Milton and Thelma Elizabeth Noble, brother Malachi Noble, and brother-in-law Tracy Howard Sr.

Milton Noble Jr. is survived by his sister Sabrina Noble Webb (Aston), Valencia Noble (Kilroy), Aunt W. Marva Brown (Thomas), and Uncle Wallace P. Lewis. Nieces Shaiy Howard (the late Tracy), and ShaRhonda Barnes (Quintin); nephew James D. Singletary (LaToya); great-niece, Shalysa Jones (Vincent), and Makiyah; great-nephews Tracy Howard Jr. and Shuron Howard (LaShan) great-great nieces, Sanai and Ashani; great-great nephews, Vincent, Kano, and Kenzo and a host of other family, cousins and friends. His memory will continue to live in the hearts of his family and friends who will forever cherish the time they spent with him.

In honoring Milton’s life, we find solace in the love he so freely gave and the light he brought into the world. He will be deeply missed but never forgotten.