Jacqueline A. Noonan M.D.
Thursday 23rd of July 2020 - Thursday 23rd of July 2020
Services
Visitation
Catholic Funeral Mass
Jacqueline
A. Noonan, M.D., 91, departed from this life on July 23, 2020. She was a pediatric cardiologist in the
Bluegrass area for over half a century. She
earned her Bachelor’s Degree from Albertus Magnus, New Haven, CT and her M.D.
from the University of VT. She was Professor
Emeritus and former Chair of the Department of Pediatrics at UK. She discovered a congenital heart condition, Noonan
Syndrome, and devoted her life to caring for children.
She was the
daughter of the late Francis and Eugenia Noonan and was born in Burlington,
VT. She was preceded in death by three sisters,
Beverly Noonan, Joan Nardini and her husband Raymond, and Joyce Hutchinson and
her husband Robert.
She leaves
to cherish her memory many nieces and nephews, great nieces and nephews, and
innumerable patients and their families, whom she lovingly referred to as her
children.
Mass of Christian Burial will be Mon., July 27, 2020, 10 AM, at Cathedral of Christ the King. Visitation will be Sun., July 26, 2020, 4-7 PM, Milward-Man O’ War, 1509 Trent Blvd.
In lieu of flowers, donations may take the form of contributions to Bluegrass Care Navigators, the charity of one's choice, or KY Children’s Hospital: https://uky.networkforgood.com/causes/5412-kentucky-children-s-hospital-fund
Guest Book
Ian A Legg, Noonan Syndrome Association, UK
saysThe Noonan families in the UK are sad to hear of the passing of Jacqueline Noonan. Her work in understanding and writing about this complex and variable condition has improved the lives of many families across the world. Not only that she has inspired another generation of medical professionals who are taking forward the task of understanding Noonan Syndrome. In that sense her legacy will truly live on. Our thoughts are with all her family and friends in the USA at this difficult time. Please know that over 600 Noonan families in the United Kingdom are thinking of you all Ian Legg, Chair of Trustees, Noonan Syndrome Association
María
saysGracias Doctora NOONAN , siempre la recordaremos ..descanse en Paz
Paula Newton
saysI’m saddened to hear this news she will be a great loss to many families she was an inspiration a dedicated dr one that always gave us great strength to carry on a dr that only saw us ever few years at our Cardio faction cutaneous conferences the first time we met her in 2000 with our daughter we had travelled from Western Australia she never forgot Nancy’s name and allways gave us such a warm welcome for coming all that way we are going to miss our chats we had with you if we ever get to go to anouther conference it was a honour to met you a lovely woman gone to rest god only takes the best I’m sure you looking after all your children that are in heaven now with you obviously they needed you more 🌹😘🎈
Johanna k
saysEternal rest grant unto them, O Lord, and let perpetual light shine upon Dr. Noonan May she rest in peace. Thank you for all that you have done for that Noonan syndrome community.
Yosef Katz
saysDr. Noonan, you were a saint & we wish we would have been blessed to meet you. We had a little boy with NS seven years ago. To have a diagnosis , really thanks to you, brought us much comfort. We also have our son’s cord blood and tissue, which we can now donate to NS research, thanks to your work identifying NS.
Janis Wisherop
saysMy condolences to Dr. Noonan's family. Thank you for sharing her with us, those affected or parents of those affected with Noonan Syndrome. My daughter, Katie Ryan, was diagnosed by her and was able to have interactions and many pictures with Dr. Noonan at several of the family and scientific conferences. It was such a pleasure to know her and to thank her personally for her great work. She truly loved our kids and would even recall their names when seeing them again every few years. We LOVE you Dr. Noonan and you will always be an angel in our eyes and now you are doing new work with your Heavenly wings. Thank you so much and God bless.