Bradley Lee Noble

Born on September 12, 1974, Brad lived a life filled with tremendous passion for his family, friends, and sports.

He was born to Pat Noble and the late Terry. He was raised in Manitou Park, in Sault Ste. Marie.

Brad is survived by his loving wife Lori (nee Kells). He was a proud father of his two children Austin Kells-Noble (Megan Crema) and Ashlyn Kells-Noble (Drew Esposito). Much loved by his brother Dennis Noble (Kim) and his uncle Kevin Noble (Tracy). Forever remembered by his father-in-law James Kells (late Dianne), his brother-in-laws late Jamie Kells (Celia), Robert Kells (Jennifer) and his sister-in-law Debbie Jose (Jo). Fun uncle to Amanda (Perry), Alyssa (Austin), Keelan, Chlodagh, Lauren, Ava, Jack, Julianna and Annika. Loving great uncle to Asher, Willem, Jubilee, Davey, Clemency, Felicity and Bea.

A graduate of Manitou Park Public School and White Pines High School, he was an avid athlete and enjoyed playing every sport, excelling in basketball. Brad also attended Cambrian College and Sault College suiting up for their basketball teams.

Brad was employed by Algoma Steel working in the steel making department. Prior to that, he worked over 15 years at the Sault Star as a journeyman pressman.

What Brad truly enjoyed the most was his family. He was a devoted husband and father, a family man at heart. He looked forward to his days off just to spend time with his family. Most days were filled with delicious food made by him and an endless amount of energy for fun adventures and activities with his family.

Brad loved family vacations especially Disney. He looked forward to yearly Disney trips, the treats were his favourite part and he always picked the Mickey's ice cream sandwiches and the soft serve ice cream in a waffle cone.

Brad also poured his heart and time into the family pets. He was the faithful dog walker and caregiver to them over the years. He loved them all - Mosely, Chevy, Cupcake and recently added Simba. All of them picked Brad as their favourite.

Brad leaves behind many cherished friends. The family would like to extend their gratitude for their many years of laughs and countless memories.

Heartfelt thank you to family, friends and neighbours for their dedication in helping Brad's family over the last four years. To the staff at the Sault Area Hospital for their compassion and expertise and to CBI Home Health and the Bayshore nurses for their care.

A private family graveside service will be held at Greenwood Cemetery. A celebration of Brad's Life will take place at Bethel Bible Chapel in the spring. Service details to be announced. Memorial donations (payable by cheque or online) to ARCH would be appreciated. Arrangements entrusted to Arthur Funeral Home - Barton & Kiteley Chapel (492 Wellington St. E. - 705-759-2522). Online condolences and tributes can be made and found at www.arthurfuneralhome.com.