Kern County Obituaries

Anna Belle Stuckey-Noble

Submitted by Don Stowell; 13 Feb 2008

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Source Unknown; 1 Mar 1956

Anna Belle Stuckey Called To Rest
Following an eight day illness, Anna Belle Stuckey-Noble, 75, died in Rosamond, 
Calif., February 22, 1956. Services were held in the Chapel of the Chimes in 
Inglewood on Feb. 27th.
Evangelist Philip L.. Knox officiated at the service. Funeral arrangements were 
made by the Mumaw Funeral Home in Lancaster.
Mrs. Noble resided in Rosamond two years and was a frequent visitor to the area 
since 1908. She was an active member of Seventh Day Adventist Church which she 
served as pianist. sabbath school teacher and held other offices in the church also.
She was married to Vern Roy Noble in 1903, who passed away in December of 
1927.
Survivors include: mother Mrs. H. I. Stuckey of Rosamond, a daughter, Mrs. 
Dave Schmidt of Glendale Arizona; a sister, Mrs. Audrey Glatt. of Rosamond,. two 
brothers Fred Stuckey of Glendale, Calif. and Ralph Stuckey of Rosamond, a half-
brother George Stuckey of Florida and a grandson and grand daughter of Arizona.