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Jonathan Noye Obituary
surrounded by family, after a sudden illness. He was born April 4, 1980, in Melrose, MA
to Suzanne Marie Gallant of Revere and the late David Noye of Chelsea. He leaves behind a son,
Jonathan David Noye Jr (11) of Halifax who brought incredible joy to his life and is his proudest gift.
He is survived by numerous aunts, uncles, and cousins.
Jonathan was proud to be employed for over 10 years with Procurri International where he was loved and respected.
Jonathan had the uncanny ability to light up a room and make everyone laugh which is reflected by the numerous friends he leaves in his memory.
Services were held privately. In Lieu of flowers, donations would be welcomed to the American Heart Association.
To plant trees in memory, please visit the Sympathy Store.
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Edward O´Brien
August 10, 2025
Jon was my beloved Son In-law. He was the father of my grandson Jon.
He was one of the best people I´ve met in my life and was a wonderful father to young Jon.
I´ll miss Jon forever, and will never forget him.
May the Lord Bless his Soul. Till we meet again dear Jon.
Edward O´Brien
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Jane obrien
October 18, 2024
Jon was a wonderful father to my grandson, Jonathan. He is truly missed
Jonathan David Noye jr
August 31, 2024
Jon Noye was my father we fished almost everyday I remember looking forward to going to his house every Friday night we would go to lakes ponds campsites we had so many funny memories in his apartment
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