Renda Noberini was born in Ramallah, Palestine in 1962 and immigrated to The United States 
on March 10, 1966. She lived in Long Island, New York until she was 12 years old. In August of 1985 
Renda moved with her parents Saliba and Julia Kaoud and her five siblings, Sana, Elham, Abe, Aman, 
and Vicky moved to Orange, Connecticut. Renda graduated from Amity Regional High School in 
1980 and got married to Nasser Margieh in December of the same year. Renda attended business 
school prior to moving to Long Island, New York with her husband. In 1983 Renda gave birth to her 
first daughter, Shareen. In 1987 Renda moved to Spring Hill, Florida with her family and her sister 
Sana's family. The two families then opened and maintained a successful catering business. 
Renda gave birth to her second daughter Sabreen in 1988, and her son Kaled in 1990.

Renda was a dedicated Jehovah's Witness and was baptized in 1996. Renda went back 
to school and went on to earn her certificate in Real Estate Appraisals. In 2003 she opened 
and maintained a successful business, R & R Appraisals. In the same same year she married 
Rich Noberini of Spring Hill, Florida. In 2004 Renda earned her Real Estate license to further 
expand her careers.

One of Renda's passions was to ride the motorcycle with her husband, Richie. She and 
Richie spent many hours together on their motorcycle. Renda has been participant of
our ride several times. And although Renda will not be sitting on her 
motorcycle with Richie this year, she WILL be riding with him. 

Renda was dedicated and loving mother of three beautiful children, and loving wife and friend 
to her husband Richard. Renda loved her family and was exceptionally close with her parents 
and siblings.  She had a great sense of humor and was full of witty commentary. Renda 
was loved by all who knew her and was a model of faith up to her last moments. Although 
Renda's life was cut short, she touched many and will be remembered by all. 
Renda will be greatly missed by her family and close friends and will be in our hearts 
forever and ever.