Reagan Andrew Noble, 43, went to be with the Lord peacefully at his home on Monday, April 17 ^th, surrounded by loved ones after a 6-year battle with brain cancer.

Reagan graduated from Northwest High School, in Justin, Texas, in 1998 as a National Honor Society Student, Captain of the Varsity Football team, then played a year of football at Austin College, Sherman, Texas.

Reagan met the love of his life, Stephanie, as a sophomore at Northwest High School. From there, they would move to Austin, Scottsdale, Florida, then back to Austin, and Fort Worth, where they would start building their family with the birth of their first son, Nikolas, in March 2012, and then sweet Lilly was born three years later in February 2015.

Reagan spent most of his career as a restauranteur spanning some of the most notable names, such as Eddie V's, J. Blacks, Billy Bob's, and the opening of The Coyote Drive-In Movie Theatre in Fort Worth, Texas.

Toward the end of Reagan's career, he and his family moved to Tulsa, where Reagan managed the wholesale department for his best friend's company, Robot Pharmer.

There is no one with a more noble character than Reagan Noble. Reagan was the most fun, kind, quick-witted, hard-working, quirky, caring, loving human. He genuinely cared for everyone in his life and never met a stranger. He made a lasting impression on anyone and everyone he ever met, and the world will not be the same without him.

Reagan is survived by his loving wife, Stephanie; his son, Nikolas; daughter Lilly; Parents, Gary and Joy Noble; Rhoda and Joey Truitt; Siblings, Jared Noble; Lauren Cristy; David Truitt; Chase Truitt; Amy Seyfert; Jeff Jackson; and numerous nieces, nephews, Aunts, Uncles, Cousins, and friends.

Please join us in celebrating his life on Monday, April 24 ^th at 1 pm at White's Chapel Methodist Church, 185 S White Chapel Blvd, Southlake, TX 76092