We are saddened to learn of the loss of long-time IFAW supporter Paige Rense Noland. Ms. Noland had a deep passion for animals, from large elephants to her well-loved dog, Lucy.
 
Paige supported IFAW’s work for over ten years, helping elephants in Malawi when we relocated an entire herd of 80+ elephants from a very small area where they could no longer survive to larger park in Malawi that could sustain the herd. She also graciously hosted gatherings on behalf of IFAW and shared our stories of helping animals with her circle of friends.
 
On behalf of the animals and all of us at IFAW, we are so grateful to Paige who gave so much to the animals and the world.
 
-Azzedine Downes, IFAW


I met Paige when I worked for the International Fund for Animal Welfare.  She had made a donation to help save a herd of elephants that was going to be culled if they weren't moved.  I visited her in Maine - what was supposed to be an hour visit turned into 4 and many subsequent visits together.  We hit it off immediately.  Paige and I talked about art, architecture, animal welfare and a host of other subjects.  She was a wonderful woman and I so looked forward to our lunches in Palm Beach together.  She was kind, intelligent, and a powerhouse even in her late 80s.  So sad to hear of her passing.  Rest in peace - you are back with Ken. xo


Paige and I bonded over a shared love of animals.  I met her just after she retired from Architectural Digest.  She had adopted her beloved puppy mill dog Lucy and was committed to working to end the cruelty inflicted on innocent animals.  She was a generous supporter of animal welfare and through that relationship we developed a friendship.  i visited her regularly when I was traveling and our relationship blossomed.  One of my best memories was watching Law & Order reruns with her each evening while staying at her guest house.  Beyond her incredible accomplishments, she was a warm and wonderful friend.

Paige was the most authentic and generous person I have ever known.  She will be deeply missed

The Very Best of Paige was that if she liked you, she was your friend for life.  She was an exacting person and she had some funny quirks.  She loved animal representations in her home, in furniture and objects.  She loved her little rescue pup and was active in animal rights.  We helped Paige with her home here in West Palm and it was a  comfortable mix of her collections and Kenneth's Art.  She was an easy person to confide in and always listened to my silly tales.  You had a wonderful life Paige and we are happy that we were a small part of it.  You will be missed.  Allan Reyes

I am so grateful to have known Paige and to be trusted by her to be a part of Architectural Digest for over 30 years as one of her photographers.  She was a remarkable person, personally and with such instincts, taste, and abilities not to mention her clear vision and determination.  She created what many only dream of and that golden era most likely will never be equaled. 
Outside the office, she was always great to be with, smart and sharing, an animal lover and supporter - she managed with all the demands of the magazine to always have love in her life and was loving in return.
Thank you Paige, I love you and will miss you.     Mary E. Nichols

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Paige Rense Noland

4 mayo, 1929 – 1 enero, 2021

Quattlebaum Funeral, Cremation and Event Center

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