Kevin Daniel Noel

Kevin was a lifelong friend, and even when our lives took us in different directions over time, I still had the memories we shared from our boyhood to reflect upon after being informed of his untimely passing. I want to take this moment to sincerely thank him for those cherished memories, and to extend my sincerest sympathies to his mom and sister who are now in my thoughts and prayers as they grieve our shared loss during this very difficult time. Kevin served us all as a US Army Soldier, then continued to serve his fellow service men and women through his endless dedication and unwavering commitment, making it his personal mission to use his own experience to help others who faced the same challenges he did after leaving their service. His unselfish example is one we should all honor now and continue in his memory. Freedom isn't free, and no one better than Kevin understood this sacrifice first hand. May God now welcome you home dear friend and may you rest in eternal peace.

Kevin, we may or may not have ever crossed paths. However, I am familiar with the commitment and sacrifices you made over the years serving those who served my beloved Country.
My sincerest condolences to your family and the loved ones you left behind.
Being a part of the NSO Corp means your legacy and contributions as one of the"Selfless Few" will not be forgotten. I am certain the respective DAV NSO, DSO and CSO families will echo my sentiment.
Rest in Peace knowing you made a positive impact on the countless lives you touched.
"the needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few, or the one,"
David Reeves
SSgt. USMC 1987 - 1993
DAV NSO 1995 - 2015

Kevin helped me, through DAV, when I was at a very low point. A long time ago. Sorry I missed your funeral.
Thank you Kevin. A fellow vet, John Gretz

Disabled American Veterans Naomi Chapter 15 members in Philadelphia, PA send heartfelt condolences to Kevin Daniel Noel´s Family, Friends, Fellow Veterans and colleagues.

Psalm 34:18 NIV-"The Lord is close to the brokenhearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit."

Commander/Leonard Johnson