Sarah Noble has over 47 years of experience in the funeral industry. Her journey began at age 15 working as a musician for Range Funeral Home, where she had the privilege of learning from Mrs. Athalie Range — the first Black female to own a funeral home in Miami.

Sarah earned her degree in Mortuary Science from Miami Dade College, graduating with an Associate of Science. After becoming licensed as a Funeral Director/Embalmer, she worked in both independent and corporate-owned funeral homes. She currently holds 4 licenses and 4 certifications from the State of Florida and is considered a multi-credentialed funeral professional. She also holds licensure with the State of Georgia Department of Insurance.

Throughout her tenure, Sarah has managed 2 corporate funeral homes and 1 independently owned funeral home, and is well versed in serving diverse demographic groups across secular and various religious faiths. She is a standing member of 100 Black Women in Funeral Service, the National Funeral Director & Morticians Association (NFDMA), the National Embalmers Society, Funeral Divas, and the Chamber of Commerce for Pompano and Deerfield Beach. Through philanthropic efforts with local homeless shelters, St. Jude Hospital, and Alcohol and Drug Anonymous, she has built a positive reputation in her community.