Noah Williams

My family and I are deeply sadden to learn of Noah's passing. He was such a gentle, kind person with a great sense of humor! My father has dementia and Noah was one of the volunteers who would stop by to make sure his ankle bracelet was in working order. Never met a nicer person...He will be missed by all who knew him. Rest In Peace Noah, R.I.P.

I was saddened to read about Noah's passing. He was such a nice person. I remember when he took over Winn Optical - always very helpful to me and my family. And we loved to talk about sports, esp the Bears.

I will fondly remember Noah as one of the individuals who stood out in our youth. I still have the graduation photo that he gave me back in 1968.
When I reflect back on the time we spent together in school, the image that always comes to mind is that of a very dignified Noah in military uniform. I seem to recall that he was a member of the Charles E. Chadsey H.S. ROTC.
It is good to read of his professional accomplishments later in life.
My condolences to his family and friends. I...

To Noah's Family
My condolences go out to you. I remember him from his days in Peoria.

Mary, this is such a loss. Noah joined our golf group of Cliff, Gary and Eric and we had so many fun and memorable experiences. He could hit further than any of us but no tree on the course was safe! He was such a friend and he will not be forgotten. Even though he didn't play with us last year--he had nearly as much time on the course with our recalling our experiences. The three of us extend our sympathy and Best Wishes to you and others who had the pleasure of knowing Noah. Eric...

I am so saddened to hear of Noahs passing. Even though we did not speak everyday, he was a mentor and friend in every sense of the word. I have many many memories from our time at The Optik Boutique and will cherish them all. Gods blessings to you and his family in Detroit.

Pastor Harold B. Dawson, Jr. and the family of New Life Christian Church in Peoria, Il. wish to express our most sincere condolences to you, Mary, and his other relatives and friends. Mr. Noah Williams' life may seem interrupted, unfinished but we must know God was not surprised by this transition. It was time for him to enter into his final resting place. Now, we, the church, must bow in humble submission to the will of God, our Heavenly father, and say amen.

The pastor and members of the Pentecostal Church of Jesus Christ would like to extend to you our deepest sympathy in the loss of Noah Williams. We pray that the Lord may comfort you in your time of sorrow and bless you with endearing memories that you will always treasure.

God be with you,
Pastor Henry L. Bolden II
First Lady Marcia J Bolden
and the PCJC Church Family