Noble Kizer

1900–1940 (age 40)

Biography

Noble Kizer, born in 1900, displayed a resolute focus on fairness and loyalty, traits that earned him admiration from friends and colleagues alike. He offered guidance with quiet confidence, encouraging others to remain true to their values even in difficult moments.

Those who knew Noble hold dear the determination and steady compassion he embodied, remembering him with gratitude at Oak Hill Cemetery for the way he sought to strengthen the community through considerate actions.

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