Obituary for Cynthia Hicks-Noble
Cynthia Hicks-Noble, who was affectionally known as “Cindy” was born in Toledo, Ohio on October 7, 1953 to Alex Hicks Sr. and Eddie Mae Hicks. She passed from this life to eternal rest on September 9, 2020.
Cynthia graduated from Scott High School, and went on to pursue her college education at Stautzenbeger college. Cynthia was employed at the Diamler Chrysler Jeep Factory, where she worked for several years. Known for her love for “family”. Cynthia enjoyed spending time with her grandchildren, and she will be remembered for telling hilarious jokes of childhood memories at all of the family functions. Cynthia will be forever remembered for her love, and great sense of humor.
Cynthia made her confession in Christ at an early age, at New Home Missionary Baptist Church in Toledo, OH, under the Pastorate of Reverend L.F Perryman. Cynthia continued her service to the Lord at New Hope Church under the Pastoral leadership of Pastor Oatis Jones.
Cynthia was proceeded in death by father, Alex Hicks Sr., mother, Eddie Mae Hicks, sisters Doris Jean Jones, Mary Ann Hicks, brothers William Hicks, Alex Hicks Jr., David Hicks, and Paul Hicks, son Montrece Hicks, and daughter Synreeka Hicks.
Cynthia leaves to cherish her memories, husband John Noble, daughters Talaya Hicks, Eboni Hicks, Tiana (Aaron) James, sons Tarrell Hicks and Richard (Anna) Hicks Sr. 15 grandchildren, 1 great-grandson. Brothers: Larry J. Hicks Sr., Pastor Delbert (Cecilia) Hicks. Sisters: Corrine McCloud, Ramona Savage, Alexis Marie Nicholson, Deborah Pearson and Geraldine Lyons. A host of nieces and nephews, and friends.
Cynthia graduated from Scott High School, and went on to pursue her college education at Stautzenbeger college. Cynthia was employed at the Diamler Chrysler Jeep Factory, where she worked for several years. Known for her love for “family”. Cynthia enjoyed spending time with her grandchildren, and she will be remembered for telling hilarious jokes of childhood memories at all of the family functions. Cynthia will be forever remembered for her love, and great sense of humor.
Cynthia made her confession in Christ at an early age, at New Home Missionary Baptist Church in Toledo, OH, under the Pastorate of Reverend L.F Perryman. Cynthia continued her service to the Lord at New Hope Church under the Pastoral leadership of Pastor Oatis Jones.
Cynthia was proceeded in death by father, Alex Hicks Sr., mother, Eddie Mae Hicks, sisters Doris Jean Jones, Mary Ann Hicks, brothers William Hicks, Alex Hicks Jr., David Hicks, and Paul Hicks, son Montrece Hicks, and daughter Synreeka Hicks.
Cynthia leaves to cherish her memories, husband John Noble, daughters Talaya Hicks, Eboni Hicks, Tiana (Aaron) James, sons Tarrell Hicks and Richard (Anna) Hicks Sr. 15 grandchildren, 1 great-grandson. Brothers: Larry J. Hicks Sr., Pastor Delbert (Cecilia) Hicks. Sisters: Corrine McCloud, Ramona Savage, Alexis Marie Nicholson, Deborah Pearson and Geraldine Lyons. A host of nieces and nephews, and friends.