family, genealogy research, growing closer to God, hiking, knitting, not necessarily in that order, reading, writing

Zola Troutman Noble researches, records, and writes family history. She earned her Master of Fine Arts in Writing in 2005 from Spalding University in Louisville, Kentucky. A native of Nebraska with family ties in Virginia and North Carolina, she lived in Anderson, Indiana from 1982-2017 where she taught writing courses at Anderson University from 1988 until her retirement in 2012. Her writing has appeared in Highlights, Madison County Monthly, Missions, the Indianapolis Star, and The Smithfield Review. She writes a family history blog called Rattling Old Bones (http://rattlingoldbones.blogspot.com/ ). She now lives with her husband Myron in York, Pennsylvania where she enjoys the company of her children and grandchildren and the close proximity of many historic sites, including Gettysburg. She thanks God for His unfailing love revealed to her every day of her life.