Emily Noble Day

I just found out about Emily´s passing. She was one of my first friends at Y@C. I´m sad hear about her passing and regret not keeping closer in touch after high school.

I´m thinking of you today, Emily. I have a wood and paper fan that sits on my dresser. It makes me think of you. I remember sitting on site with you and you would be fanning yourself with your wood and paper fan. It made me go out and buy one. I don´t use it anymore as a farm assistant but I still keep it on my dresser and I think of you. We have a Cotswold lamb I´m training to walk on lead. You´d like him. His name is Fred. We also have a Cotswold named Emmi for you. I miss our conversations. You are surely missed.

I keep expecting, when granddaughter Shani is around, for Emily to bounce in the door with a big smile and warm hug, saying,"Hi Nan - how are you?" Then the two long time friends disappear to catch up and I hear giggles and bursting laughter from behind closed doors. I miss that. Shani is still too devastated to talk much about her loss. She carries it heavily in her heart. Love and Light to Sally and Robin.

Sally, we did not get to meet your Emily and that is a great loss to us. The loss to you in this precious daughter is hardly fathomable and my heart goes out to you, especially this month. We know we would have loved Emily and treasured having her in our lives. What a gift to our world she has been!
May you´ve comforted by your memories and the fact that you helped her live her best life.
Sincerely, Bonnie, David & Rachel Burchfield

Our cousin Emily made us laugh in short order always at any age. She was a precious gift to us all as we now can laugh whenever and whereever we want.....instant smiles.

Her gift of spontaneous laughter and smiles will always be there for us all to tap into.

Kate, has another co-star.....

....we send Maryland, Minnesotan and Swedish hugs to Virginia, California...and beyond.

Ken (Hepburn) Noble
Shepherd's Delight Farm
Maryland

Your beautiful soul will be missed on the earth. Enjoy your freedom to fly through the universe.

Your bright smile will not be forgotten. My deepest condolences Emily.

What a shock my new friend. We spent quite a bit of time together in our short acquaintance. I enjoyed that time spent, our talks and getting to know the sweet person you were. You were special and I saw how you had a way for caring for people. I am proud to have known you and you will truly be missed. My deep condolences to your family.

Emily was a bright, smiling light in our team at the museum, and I always enjoyed seeing and talking with her before the morning meetings. She has left a gap that will not be filled. Godspeed Emily!

I knew Emily many years ago during my one year of teaching at Stuart Hall. A lot has happened in the 15 years since then but I remember her. She was beautiful and special. I wish she was still here. Thank you, Emily.

So sorry to hear of Emily´s death. She was a joyous vivacious young lady who has gone too soon. My prayers go out to her family at this difficult time. Susan Fitchko

Emily - you are missed dearly by all. Your passion for all things was a beautiful testament to how wonderful you are.

Emily was a really great friend. Kind, supportive and funny. I miss her greatly.

I am so sorry.

The world has truly lost a bright star. So very, very sad to learn about the loss of Emily. Sending love and prayers for comfort and peace for all who love her.

To Emily-

You were an incredible soul. Your laughter forever is in my memory, and I wish I could hear it again. I love you dearly, my sweet friend.

Our existence was almost synonymous with each-other, no soul has ever complimented mine the way you did. No one will ever leave the impact you did. There was no one quite like you, nor will be.
I love you always, and will tell stories to juni of "auntie Em".
She cuddled peepers for you.
Shine your brightest for us up there.

I've had this photo on my desk since I heard the news that Emily was gone. She tore through the role of Katherina in "The Taming of the Shrew," with all the wit, skill, and moxie the role demands, and more. It was a joy and an honor to make theatre with her, and we made quite a bit during our shared time working and learning together. She was fierce. I miss her.
I love you, Emily.