In Loving Memory: Solange “Sally” Noel – Northern Lights Funeral Chapel
Solange “Sally” Noel
Solange (Sally) Lucille Noel of Cold Lake, Alberta passed away on May 5, 2026, at the age of 93 years.
She will be lovingly remembered by her children Roger (Elaine) Poulin, Eleanor (Della) Bolton, Antionette (Albert) Ouellette, Diane (William) Brookwell,
Jacques (Louise) Noel, Lawrence Noel. Brothers Joffre Poulin, Roger Poulin. 15 grandchildren, 39 great grandchildren and 2 great-great grandchildren.
She was predeceased by her parents Emilio and Germaine Poulin. Her Husband Roger L. Noel. Granddaughters Margo Morgan and Shannon Brookwell.
Siblings Robert, Jack, Roland Poulin and sister Simone Blanchette.
Mom loved her home at Moose Lake in the great outdoors. She was happiest digging in the dirt, planting flowers. Feeding the birds and deer. Her family fondly nicknamed her “Grizzly Adams”. She kept busy sewing clothes, making toys for all the grandchildren and others. Mom and Dad were avid volunteers at the Bonnyville Hospital.
She was adored by all her grandchildren who visited her often. She will be dearly missed by all whom loved her.
Respectfully submitted by the family
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In Loving Memory: Solange “Sally” Noel – Northern Lights Funeral Chapel
Solange “Sally” Noel
Solange (Sally) Lucille Noel of Cold Lake, Alberta passed away on May 5, 2026, at the age of 93 years.
She will be lovingly remembered by her children Roger (Elaine) Poulin, Eleanor (Della) Bolton, Antionette (Albert) Ouellette, Diane (William) Brookwell,
Jacques (Louise) Noel, Lawrence Noel. Brothers Joffre Poulin, Roger Poulin. 15 grandchildren, 39 great grandchildren and 2 great-great grandchildren.
She was predeceased by her parents Emilio and Germaine Poulin. Her Husband Roger L. Noel. Granddaughters Margo Morgan and Shannon Brookwell.
Siblings Robert, Jack, Roland Poulin and sister Simone Blanchette.
Mom loved her home at Moose Lake in the great outdoors. She was happiest digging in the dirt, planting flowers. Feeding the birds and deer. Her family fondly nicknamed her “Grizzly Adams”. She kept busy sewing clothes, making toys for all the grandchildren and others. Mom and Dad were avid volunteers at the Bonnyville Hospital.
She was adored by all her grandchildren who visited her often. She will be dearly missed by all whom loved her.
Respectfully submitted by the family