Frank J. Noble Jr.

Frank was my brother, my friend, my teacher! Thru the years he taught me more than I could ever repay him for! Now it is too late! This is a great loss to all that knew him! God must have needed you more than I. Let your voice be heard in Heaven Brother and God willing I can be with you some day! I love you Brother!

Frank was a special and upbeat guy to be around. So sorry for your loss. Smart, energetic and fun was Frank. It was an honor to know him. Peace snd healing to your family.

Having known Frank for most of my life, I can say with some certainty that Frank was a good person who always did what he believed was the right thing to do for all concerned. When faced with a crisis, Frank would shrug off the most crushing of blows, and simply put himself to the task of tackling the problem and doing whatever had to be done to make things right. He was the most loyal of friends and was always willing to help whenever asked. I am grateful for having known you Frank and wish...

I didn't know Frank personally but I knew who he was in school for I was a 1973 graduate of Douglas High School. I am really sorry for your all's loss especially due to the suddenness that his death occurred. Your loss will be shared by not only his former school partners of DHS but also to all the students he has taught over the years at Spearfish. He has touched many a lives. My prayers and condolences for you all during this time.

Dad RIP you are dearly missed! I am proud to say you are my Dad and I will treasure all our memories til the day I see you again!

Sherri so sorry for the loss of your father prayers sent for you and family

Even though our friendship was brief it was hugely respected. I hope I made it crystal clear that I would do my very best to make sure that your final wishes for your daughter are adhered to. Rest assured my friend, I will keep my word. Sherri could not have been prouder to have you for her dad... You can Rest In Peace knowing that as fact.

I am so sorry to hear about your dad. Please accept my condolences.