Maurice Noble: A Journey of Loss and Redemption
Maurice Noble faced overwhelming challenges after World War Two, losing his job, family, and entering a state of depression. However, his path led him to a mental hospital for shock treatment, then to the Lutheran Brotherhood in St. Louis, where he found solace working on animated Christian films and meeting his second wife, Marjorie Phillips. Their union brought joy back into his life, marking a journey of loss and eventual redemption.
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When World War Two ended, Maurice Noble found himself out of a job. Shortly thereafter, he also found himself divorced from his wife and permanently separated from his daughters Pamela and Patricia. The loss of all three things at once propelled Maurice into a state of depression which led him into mental hospital for shock treatment, and later to the Lutheran Brotherhood in St. Louis, Missouri where he worked on animated Christian films. It was here he also met and married Tennessee Williams classmate Marjorie Phillips who brought joy back into his heart.
