Kenneth Edwin Noteware passed away on December 5, 2019. The family will host a time of fellowship and remembrance from 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm on Friday, December 13, 2019, at Lake Ridge Chapel and Memorial Designers. We will celebrate his life of 72 years at 11:00 am on Saturday, December 14, 2019, at TheContinue Reading
Pat
left a message on December 18, 2019:
Gay:Duane and I were sorry to hear about Ken’s passing. We enjoyed getting to know you both as we served as your home teachers for several years. Ken lived a full active life and was a friend to everyone. I wish you the best as you face the future and hope you can continue to find joy in life. Sending Love to you and your daughters and grandchildren.Duane and Pat Mitchell
Amy Baeza-Rodriguez
left a message on December 14, 2019:
Brother Noteware will be deeply missed. He was a hoot! When I became a member of the church him and his daughter Sarah were one of the first people I met in the church. He was always so kind and honest. He has such a strong testimony for the gospel and I know as I am typing this he is sharing the gospel on the other side with someone. Sending love and hugs to the family.Much Love, Amy
Denise Soules Caywood
left a message on December 12, 2019:
I am so sorry to hear about Ken, he was such a wonderful, big hearted man. I was so happy to meet him at the First Noteware reunion. Four of us managed to get that first Noteware reunion off the ground. Mary Jane Noteware Cotta .. Denise Soules Caywood...and Ken Noteware and Kent Mauk …. I am glad that these reunions have been successful in continuing. I will miss you Ken. God bless his family at this difficult time.
Julie Noteware
left a message on December 11, 2019:
I meet Ken in person at the Noteware Family reunion in my home town of Traverse City MI, but before that we met by sending emails back and forth all regarding baseball. He believed I would be better not being a Detroit Tigers fan which he told over and over. I lossmy father in June so I have to believe that they are both talking baseball somewhere watching over everyone. So sorry for your loss Gay and family.
Ray Noteware
left a message on December 11, 2019:
We never met. Although only very distant cousins he was always there to build me up and encourage me. At a very low point in my life he gave me a cash gift of a few hundred dollars to help me thru making child support that month ! He only asked that I do the same for someone else in the future ! Which proudly I have since done ( and through his example have done many times over ) . I am sorry for the families pain and loss, you all are in my thoughts.
Peace of mind is a call away. We’re here when you need us most.
Mona Hanna - Oklahoma City
left a message on December 11, 2019:
I believe Ken Noteware was the one who instigated the formation of the National Noteware Family Reunion. That’s how I met Ken and his wife Gay at the second National Noteware reunion in 2014 in Traverse City Michigan. I volunteered to take my mother so I could see Michigan. What I experienced and saw was much more than seeing the beautiful sites of Traverse City Michigan, I met some awesome loving people! I’m thankful I was able to get to know Ken and laugh with him. Gay, my heart hurts for you. Mentally I’m wrapping you in my arms and crying with you. The sorrow is deep and real.
Wes and Cassie Crews
left a message on December 11, 2019:
We are so very sorry for the loss of your wonderful husband and father. We pray that your memories of him will bring you comfort at this difficult time.
Corinna
left a message on December 10, 2019:
We loved Ken and his family, we loved Kens sense of humor and his many sports stories. He was a wonderful Young men’s leader to our oldest son, Joshua who remembers him fondly. Our heartfelt condolences too his sweet wife Gay and his beautiful daughters and families. May you all feel the Saviors love and comfort at this time. Clark & Corinna Jones. Allen,TX
Corinna
left a message on December 10, 2019:
We loved Ken and his family, we loved Kens sense of humor and his many sports stories. He was a wonderful Young men’s leader to our oldest son, Joshua who remembers him fondly. Our heartfelt condolences too his sweet wife Gay and his beautiful daughters and families. May you all feel the Saviors love and comfort at this time. Clark & Corinna Jones. Alden,TX
Kandi Taylor
left a message on December 10, 2019:
I so loved working with Brother Noteware in the temple. He was always quick witted with a joke and smiles. When my daughter was to serve a mission he came to me at church and offered some funds. He said he wanted to do much more but Sister Noteware always had to restrain his generosity because otherwise they would be poor. It just goes to show how big of a heart he had. I will miss seeing his smiles and hearing his jokes. He was truly an amazing example to all who knew him.
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Pat
left a message on December 18, 2019:
Gay:Duane and I were sorry to hear about Ken’s passing. We enjoyed getting to know you both as we served as your home teachers for several years. Ken lived a full active life and was a friend to everyone. I wish you the best as you face the future and hope you can continue to find joy in life. Sending Love to you and your daughters and grandchildren.Duane and Pat Mitchell
Amy Baeza-Rodriguez
left a message on December 14, 2019:
Brother Noteware will be deeply missed. He was a hoot! When I became a member of the church him and his daughter Sarah were one of the first people I met in the church. He was always so kind and honest. He has such a strong testimony for the gospel and I know as I am typing this he is sharing the gospel on the other side with someone. Sending love and hugs to the family.Much Love, Amy
Denise Soules Caywood
left a message on December 12, 2019:
I am so sorry to hear about Ken, he was such a wonderful, big hearted man. I was so happy to meet him at the First Noteware reunion. Four of us managed to get that first Noteware reunion off the ground. Mary Jane Noteware Cotta .. Denise Soules Caywood...and Ken Noteware and Kent Mauk …. I am glad that these reunions have been successful in continuing. I will miss you Ken. God bless his family at this difficult time.
Julie Noteware
left a message on December 11, 2019:
I meet Ken in person at the Noteware Family reunion in my home town of Traverse City MI, but before that we met by sending emails back and forth all regarding baseball. He believed I would be better not being a Detroit Tigers fan which he told over and over. I lossmy father in June so I have to believe that they are both talking baseball somewhere watching over everyone. So sorry for your loss Gay and family.
Ray Noteware
left a message on December 11, 2019:
We never met. Although only very distant cousins he was always there to build me up and encourage me. At a very low point in my life he gave me a cash gift of a few hundred dollars to help me thru making child support that month ! He only asked that I do the same for someone else in the future ! Which proudly I have since done ( and through his example have done many times over ) . I am sorry for the families pain and loss, you all are in my thoughts.
Peace of mind is a call away. We’re here when you need us most.
Mona Hanna - Oklahoma City
left a message on December 11, 2019:
I believe Ken Noteware was the one who instigated the formation of the National Noteware Family Reunion. That’s how I met Ken and his wife Gay at the second National Noteware reunion in 2014 in Traverse City Michigan. I volunteered to take my mother so I could see Michigan. What I experienced and saw was much more than seeing the beautiful sites of Traverse City Michigan, I met some awesome loving people! I’m thankful I was able to get to know Ken and laugh with him. Gay, my heart hurts for you. Mentally I’m wrapping you in my arms and crying with you. The sorrow is deep and real.
Wes and Cassie Crews
left a message on December 11, 2019:
We are so very sorry for the loss of your wonderful husband and father. We pray that your memories of him will bring you comfort at this difficult time.
Corinna
left a message on December 10, 2019:
We loved Ken and his family, we loved Kens sense of humor and his many sports stories. He was a wonderful Young men’s leader to our oldest son, Joshua who remembers him fondly. Our heartfelt condolences too his sweet wife Gay and his beautiful daughters and families. May you all feel the Saviors love and comfort at this time. Clark & Corinna Jones. Allen,TX
Corinna
left a message on December 10, 2019:
We loved Ken and his family, we loved Kens sense of humor and his many sports stories. He was a wonderful Young men’s leader to our oldest son, Joshua who remembers him fondly. Our heartfelt condolences too his sweet wife Gay and his beautiful daughters and families. May you all feel the Saviors love and comfort at this time. Clark & Corinna Jones. Alden,TX
Kandi Taylor
left a message on December 10, 2019:
I so loved working with Brother Noteware in the temple. He was always quick witted with a joke and smiles. When my daughter was to serve a mission he came to me at church and offered some funds. He said he wanted to do much more but Sister Noteware always had to restrain his generosity because otherwise they would be poor. It just goes to show how big of a heart he had. I will miss seeing his smiles and hearing his jokes. He was truly an amazing example to all who knew him.
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