In December 2010, ski adventurer and world traveler Fred Noble was diagnosed with ALS, or Lou Gehrig's Disease. Since his diagnosis, Fred dedicated his time to raising funds and awareness about the disease. Fred faced this final, most challenging obstacle in his life with vigor and fortitude, working to inspire his friends and others to join him in his quest to do as much as he possibly can to help eradicate the disease. On May 1, Fred reached the summit of his Everest and skied down the other side. We'll always be inspired by the life Fred lived and the stories his friends still share. Shred in Peace, Fred.
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"Make the world a better place for others, and you make the world a better place for yourself." ~ Fred Noble
We’re thrilled to announce that The Noble Spirit was voted the Best Documentary Film at the Dam Short film Festival – http://www.damshortfilm.org It was an amazing film festival celebration with filmmakers from New York, LA, London and a few pieces with backing from Hollywood — an incredible caliber of artists and …
We’re excited to announce that The Noble Spirit will be screened at the 11th Annual Dam Short Film Festival on February 6 at 1:45pm! Dam Short Film Festival ~ The Noble Spirit Screening Friday, February 6, 2015, 1:45 to 2:45 PM The Boulder Theatre Boulder City, Nevada (702) 509-4326 Click here …
At 11:00, there will be a screening of Fred’s documentary “The Noble Spirit” — not to be missed! Then 12:00 to 2:00, Dan Schindler will play a selection of Fred’s favorite songs. It will be a great way to send off our dad’s spirit and we hope you’ll join us. Be …
