Michael Cousin
Ken, My prayers are with you and your family during this difficult time. God will be with you and provide comfort in this time of need. May God continue to bless you! Michael Cousin
Birth date: Sep 2, 1926 Death date: Mar 20, 2009
82, of Carrollton, TX, passed away March 20, 2009. Albert is survived by his wife, LaVerne Noles, as well as many other family members and friends. Visitation will be held from 6:00 to 8:00 pm, Monday, March 23, 2009 at Restland F Read Obituary
Ken, My prayers are with you and your family during this difficult time. God will be with you and provide comfort in this time of need. May God continue to bless you! Michael Cousin
I was Albert's barber for a great number of years and have to admit he never had a bad word for anyone and truly was a friend to everyone who was lucky to make his aquaintence. He never missed an opportunity to share a tale or story expressing his true love of his wife or the pride in his children or grandchildren. Talk about a genuinely really nice guy. If there was ever one to meet it was Albert Byron Noles. I am truly blessed to know him because of the memorys I will always carry forward. Bless him and bless you all. Condolences from Bruce, Brandi, and Kris – the Barber Shop Bruce Sauerzopf (Addison, TX)
Our thoughts and prayers are with the family. My God grant you peace and comfort during this time. I will remember Jock fondly. His was a "life well-lived." Surely he has heard the words "well done, my good and faithful servant." With love, John
We have a list of folks we know all written in a book and every now and then we go and take a look. Each name stands for someone, who crossed our path sometime, and in that meeting they have become the reason and the rhyme. Although you're not aware of any special link, just knowing you has shaped our lives, more than you could think. So when we send this greeting, that is addressed to you, it is because you are on that list of folks that we are indebted to. So whether we have known you for many days or few, in many ways you've played a part in shaping things we do. We are but a total of the many folks we've met and Albert you are one of those we never will forget. You've been a wonderful neighbor. Thank you for being our friend! The Pointers, Mike & Lou
Hey Big Brother, You were the best brother a sister could have in her life. You would take me places and we laughed a lot. If I had a problem you would listen and give me good advice. I have always looked up to you. I was always impressed in the way you and LaVerne worked together. My memories are many and I loved you so very much. Love you, Evelyn
Hey old man, Your reply was always hey "young whipper snapper". I know you will understand what I am about to attempt to say. You just had that ability. As a father myself, I know it comes from loving your family, that knowledge of knowing what is on their mind before they say it. You were Dad in all aspects. You understood the security of a family better or appreciated it more than most becuase you did not have that as a child. I cannot imagine what it would have been like to grow up never speaking to your father as you did. To have him pass you on the street but not speak would crush me. I know there are alot of other details regarding this but I think you know what I am trying to say. You were not bitter, but instead made sure your family never had to experience this uncertainty. So many things I could say, I would be writing until next year. I am very grateful we lived our lives as father and son. We had a very special relationship and you and I both knew it. I have prayed many times over the years thanking God for you and for Mother, and to take care of you and to remember you in heaven. I KNOW God is doing that right now. I looked up in the sky on Saturday night, a moonless but clear night, filled with stars, quiet and still, peaceful. I had to smile, because I know you are up there, happier than you have ever been, experiencing the joy that only God can give. I know, because I know, because I know. You were the best Dad, you were my Dad.
You were a great grandfather. All those stories you told me and the way you would wake me up in the mornings to go to school. Albert Byron Noles will be missed, dearly.
Uncle Jock, I remember you as the most loving and caring man. I will always appreciate your gentleness at a very tramatic time in my life. I will miss your wonderful, playful smile.
Just a pic to show the reach of a man who gave of himself tirelessly!. me
Daddy, you were the best Daddy a girl could ever have! I learned so many things from you, from how to drive (even apologizing to the driver of the car I almost hit), how to jump the waves at Galveston, how to play one-on-one basketball, how to shuffle and deal a deck of cards and how to fit in with the neighborhood boys when I was the only girl. You were always there for me, making me feel safe and loved as "Daddy's little girl". When I was worried that I wouldn't have a Homecoming mum for a football game, you gave me one that had my name on one streamer and "from your favorite boyfriend" on the other. You were a very kind and gentle man who loved his family, gave freely of his time to his church and was a much loved employee at Delta Air Lines. I have always been so proud to call you my Daddy. I love you so much and I will miss calling you and hearing, "Abe's Mule Barn, Abe speaking".