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Mark Nobles: Fort Worth’s Storyteller Legacy | Texas News
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Fort Worth mourns the loss of Mark A. Nobles, a beloved storyteller and cultural force who died at 66 after a courageous battle with cancer. A prolific writer deeply rooted in Texas history, Nobles penned acclaimed works like “Picnic on the Square” and “Fort Worth’s Rock & Roll Roots,” while also crafting horror novels and directing award-winning documentaries. Beyond his creative output, he co-founded the Wildcatter Exchange to uplift local artists, taught for nearly two decades at West Academy, and collaborated on a major River Oaks history book. Known for his generosity and ability to unite communities, Nobles touched countless lives as a writer, teacher, filmmaker, and mentor — leaving behind a legacy of passion, pride, and profound impact.
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