In Loving Memory of
Christopher David Noon
November 3, 1960 ~ May 27, 2026
Obituary of Christopher David Noon
Passed away peacefully in Niagara Falls, surrounded by family on Wednesday, May 27, 2026.Born in North Bay, Ontario. He was the middle of three sons to Dave and Emily. He was a fiercely passionate family man and raised three sons, a step son and a step daughter.
He had a heart of gold and was always willing to help anybody who needed it with no questions asked. If he could do it, he did.
He was a very stubborn man set in his strong morals and convictions and that's why we all love him the most.
Chris was also a loyal and passionate sports fan. Mainly of the Maple Leafs, Blue Jays and Bills. No matter how bad they would do, his support never waivered.
There will never be anybody like Chris Noon, he was our legend.
Chris is survived by three sons, Darryl, David and Dan. As well as his step children Jamie and Luke, his brothers Dan and Rob and his six beautiful grandchildren whom he loved very much.
Mostly he is survived by his loving partner Sue. A warrior of a woman who would also do anything for anybody.
In keeping with his wishes, cremation has taken place and a celebration of Life Chris' will be held at Grace Gospel Church 5855 Valley Way, Niagara Falls on Sunday, June 14 at 1:00 p.m Arrangements have been entrusted to Essentials Cremation and Burial Services in Niagara Falls.
Go in peace Dad, your fight is over. No more pain.
Service Information
A Celebration of Life
Date: June 14, 2026Start Time: 1:00 pm
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Venue: Grace Gospel Church 5855 Valley Way, Niagara Falls
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Truly a great friend and competitor, gone way too soon. I will see you in a few years, it will be a great reunion.
My deepest condolences to the family . Played slo pitch with Chris for many years We affectionately knew him as Chipper Very competitive on the ball diamond . Was always nice to run into Chris from time to time . Taken way too soon Rest in peace Chipper .
To my life long friend… words cannot convey the loss I feel but I’ll try…. 58 years of friendship cannot be put into 200 words… I’ll miss the long talks of the good ol days and what we both experienced together…the pond hockey, roaming the woods, golfing, baseball, playing pool, our dune buggies, muscle cars and all the partying… Copetown was a Norman Rockwell childhood that could not have been better for any kid, his parents were mine and mine his, I miss them dearly as well… in a small town all parents were every kids parents but Emily was a force to be recond with for sure… so many great memories… just receintly Chris and I discussed how good we had it and the time (rock and roll) we grew up in… neither of us would have had it any other way… goodbye my friend… save me a seat I’ll be along soon… hopefully not too soon though. I’ll write about you in my book so you’ll never be forgotten… I know you are golfing and playing pool again… God speed and RIP…. PS… who’s the better pool player? 🙂