Jackson Jambalaya

Horrible. Didn't know him on a first name basis but he treated us like he'd known us for years when we went to he place.

The loss of this wonderful young man has broken my heart and many, many others this morning.

Wreck in Jackson or out of town??
No information on CL or WLBT.com...

I knew Craig personally and he will be missed. Great guy. R.I.P my friend

@8:41

Wreck on the corner of West and Capitol I believe.

Pardon my ingornace, but who was Craig Noone?

http://www.wlbt.com/story/15694749/jackson-restaurant-owner-killed-in-2-vehicle-crash

WLBT has uit up now. So sad.

http://www.wapt.com/news/29483237/detail.html

Didn't know the guy, but saw what he was doing downtown and it was very positive. I am certain he will be missed. From the looks of his success, downtown could use more risk-takers like him.

God rest his soul.

And the JFP typo in the title:

Parlor Marker Owner Dies

And credit to WAPT; it is fitting the two of them credit eachother. They both look like milquetoast.

From the C-L:

Police say the owner of an upscale restaurant in downtown Jackson has been killed in a car crash.

Craig Noone, chef and owner of the Parlor Market restaurant in Jackson, was killed in an early morning traffic accident near the Governor’s Mansion.


Noone, 32, was pronounced dead at the University of Mississippi Medical Center, said Colendula Green, spokeswoman for the Jackson Police Department.


Noone was driving eastbound on Capitol Street around 1 a.m. when his Chevy Tahoe collided with a Ford Taurus traveling north on West Street, Green said.


Noone’s vehicle flipped, struck a light pole and knocked down three parking meters before he was ejected from the truck, Green said.


The driver and the sole passenger in the Taurus were not injured, she said.


The accident is still under investigation.


Noone’s death comes less than two weeks after he celebrated the first anniversary of the opening of his upscale dining spot, located at 115 W. Capitol St.


The Jackson native had worked in New Orleans, Italy and Dallas, before returning to his hometown to open his restaurant.

there was no passenger.

One of the nicest guys, and he was having great success at the restaurant.

so sad to hear this, seems like such an unlikely place to
have a fatal auto accident

This news is just awful. Craig sounds like he was a really fine young man with many, many friends.
I am so sorry for his family and friends. M

Now the below has nothing to do with this accident just a reminder to all:

Please everyone drive the speed limit, stay off your cell phone while driving, and please, please always wear your seatbelt.

If you looked up "charter" in the dictionary you would find a picture of Craig, he was cheerful in all weathers.
He loved his friends and his beloved Jackson Academy Raiders were he won the state with them in 95 and 96. RIP #34!

He is also the ALL TIME CAREER HOME RUN KING for the JA Raiders. RIP #34 as a fullback for the 96 State Champions! TD after TD. We couldn'd believe he was interested in Culinary School...Pro wrestling, maybe. Chef...you kidding me?

But just like sports, he attacked, and mastered.

Dear God please look after our sweet, wonderful Craig. We miss you so.

What are you talking about? Just read the story, saw nothing. Put up or I take comment down.

Farewell, buddy.

6:50, really? you choose to be an ass on them vs those on this thread? please. take it elsewhere. a wonderful young man died tragically. this is not the time or place for dribble.

Pippa Jackson

Someone responded to a non-existent posting timed 6:50? "Deleted by administrator" sounds legit; making offensive comments disappear makes people wonder what else disappears here.

Just sayin'.........

As an ex-ER doc I'll only say there was no mention of his seat belt in any of the articles. Hard to get thrown from a vehicle if one is being worn. That's how they prevent tragedies like this. Think about it next time you drive.

I thought the same thing. Seat belts actually prevent ejection. Breaks my heart. Simple. Buckle up. Tragic loss for our city.

I'm So Sorry,to hear of my Step-Brother's Passing,at such a young Age! I agree with the above comments,as to Always wear your Seat Belt,Drive the Speed Limit,Don't Run Red Lights,and Never Talk and Drive,at the same Time.This could of been preventable.My Prayers go out to our Dad,His Mom,and older Brother,and Younger Sister,his neices and nephews,and all of his friends,and Co-Workers! I wish I would have had the opportunity to get to know him and his brother,and sister better.RIP Craig! :(

I did not have the privilege of knowing this young man, but I know he was a visionary. I know he didn't let those who are negative about Jackson or Mississippi deter him from bringing a wildly successful restaurant to downtown. He thought in terms of what could be and what he could do to contribute. He ventured to other places, more exotic places, to hone his talents and brought his dreams for the future home to the place he loved.
We are in such need of young men and women like Craig and the loss to all of us is devastating.

ISt is so incredibiity heartbreakingn to lose such a young, talented peron such as Craig who had so much to bring and offer the Jackson area in terms of a great restaurants where all were welcome that appcreiciated the best that downtown Jackson could offer, and whose visionary ideas for the future can onleney be imagined. Craig had great hopes and dreams of what food and hospitality might have have been become here, and this is coming from people who know him best. A heartbreaking loss for the entire state.