Jill Ann Noyes, 63 of Haverhill, died on Tuesday, December 20, 2022 at her residence.
Jill was born in Sudbury on April 28, 1959 and was the daughter of Shirley Mae (Hampton) Noyes of FL. And the late Robert F. Noyes.
Jill was raised in Sudbury and was a graduate of Lincoln-Sudbury High School, Class of 1977. She was a devoted sister, aunt and friend who enjoyed to summer down the cape in Yarmouthport. She was a homebody who loved her Lasa Apso dogs. She was dedicated to her position at Raytheon and was a kind generous person.
Jill was the sister of Robert F. Noyes Jr. and Terri L. Noyes both of Longboat Key, FL. She is the aunt of Kristin Shepley-Noyes and Justin Kingsley Noyes.
Arrangements are in the care of the Kevin B. Comeau Funeral Home, 486 Main St., Haverhill. Please visit Comeau Funeral Home on Facebook or www.comeaufuneral.com
In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made in Jill’s memory to www.mspca.org.
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Jill was my office mate at Raytheon for quite a few years before I retired. She was a very caring person and always was willing to lend a hand if someone needed help. I will miss her, especially her dog stories. My deepest sympathy to her mother, sister, brother, niece and nephew. You are in my prayers.
My deepest sympathy to Jill’s family. You are in my thoughts and prayers. I will miss her..
I am so saddened about Jill’s passing, We spent so much time in and out of every type of store there was….antique and primitive stores being our favorites, laughing all the way. My family will always remember her presence at our Thanksgiving and Christmas Day dinners. I will miss her terribly.
SO SORRY IN JILL’S PASSING…SHE WAS A CO-WORKER AT RAYTHEON. I DID A LOT OF WORK FOR HER.
PRAYERS GO OUT TO HER FAMILY. MRS NOYES, I DON’T KNOW IF YOU REMEMBER OR NOT BUT YOU TAUGHT ME TO TYPE IN MAYNARD. SO SORRY
So saddened to hear of Jill’s passing. She was a great co-worker, always willing to help with any issue that came up. And such a genuine caring person, always sharing heartfelt stories of her dogs and also expressing real concern about others (and their dogs, especially). My deepest sympathy to her family.
Jill was a co-worker of mine at Raytheon for many years. We shared many laughs and dog stories. She will be missed. My heartfelt sympathy to her mom, sister and brother.
I had the pleasure to work with Jill for the last ten years. Her kindness and warmth always made workdays better. She was a good friend, and I will miss her.
I had the pleasure to work with Jill the last ten years. Her kindness and warmth always made workdays better. She was a good friend, and I will miss her.
I used to work with Jill at Raytheon. She was a kind and good hearted person who worked hard and cared about everyone she came into contact with. My sincere condolences to the family for this tragic loss. Our society would benefit from having more people like Jill and she will be deeply missed.
Jill – I will miss your smile as you tell me how your dogs got out of the yard (again!). You were dedicated to your job and never complained. I will miss running into you in the halls at work. May you rest in peace. -Mike
Jill was my weekend walking buddy for the last few years. We talked about everything under the sun during our long walks. I can’t believe that I will not get your texts to coordinate our walks or see your car in my driveway again. My sincere condolences to the family. I will miss her terribily
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