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1916
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2017
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Ernest Noyes Obituary
Ernie was born in Southhampton, England, on Oct 6, 1916, the son of Samuel and Martha Sewall. Having lost his parents in the flu epidemic of 1918 in England, Ernie was adopted by his grandparents, Chester and Elizabeth Noyes, and raised in Somerville, Massachusetts.
Ernie served in the United States Army during World War II as a medic/Chaplin's Aide in England. After returning from the war he was employed by United Carr Fastener (later TRW), Cambridge, MA as an inspector for 40 years. Ernie was a 75 year member of the Simon W. Robinson Lodge, A.F. & A.M. in Lexington Mass.
Ernie enjoyed carpentry and playing golf. Growing up he was an avid fan of the Boston (Braves) Red Sox and the Boston Bruins. Later years he enjoyed the Tampa Bay Rays and the Tampa Bay Lightning.
Ernie was predeceased by his wife of 61years Frances Champion Noyes. He is survived by a son Charles Noyes, and his wife Dianne, of Holden, Massachusetts and daughter Elizabeth Mautté, and her husband Kevin, of Homosassa, Florida and Bridgton, Maine, five grandchildren, Keith, Craig & Bradley Noyes, Kevin (Chip) Mautté and Jillian Mautté, two great grandchildren Sophia F Mautté and Toby Ernest Noyes. Extended family, Jeff Gaudin, Homosassa, FL
Final arrangement will be under the direction of the Wilder Funeral Home, Homosassa.
Interment will be at The National Cemetery, Bushnell, FL at a later date
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Regina Doherty
April 28, 2018
I never met Ernest, but he was my father's Uncle Ernie. He had good things to say about him, but didn't see him enough since we were in NY & Ernie was in MA. Would love to have contact with my long-lost cousins. I now live close to where great0uncle Arthur & Ned lived in Leesburg. Small world, but I found it all out too late.
Jeanne Hines
November 9, 2017
Both Ernie and Fran always treated me like part of the family, and I'll be forever grateful for knowing them through my best friend, Elizabeth (Liz). My sincere condolences go out to the Noyes and Mautte' families for their loss of a terrific dad and grandfather. With love and best wishes to you all. Jeanne
Staff of Wilder Funeral Home
October 26, 2017
Offering our deepest condolences during this difficult time.
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