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Nadine posted a condolence

Sunday, January 22, 2023

Mom and I have been sleepwalking through life since we heard the news of Tash's diagnosis. Somehow there just seems to be a little less "light in life" since her passing. Tash was quite honestly the most kind and considerate person that I know and her efforts to brighten up the life of those around her was unparalleled. One Christmas Tash gave Mom a box of cards that had words written on the front of the envelopes such as "open me if you are feeling blue today". Each card had a tiny gift, and an expression of love and Mom has saved every card she ever gave to this day. Tash was more than her perfectly wrapped gifts and cards - the care that Tash showed for the people in her life facing serious illness was quite honestly amazing. I used to tease and call her Nurse Nightingale - but the care that she showed Auntie at the end of her life was really something to behold. I wanted to thank Tash for the laughs, her perfect cocktails (she was a fierce bartender), her fierce love of turkey (she used to call herself a Turk-a-terian) and most of all for bringing a tiny bit of magic to Mom's life. I hope to get that Scrabble rematch in another time and dimension. Signed your loving sister - Nadine

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Lisa posted a condolence

Thursday, January 19, 2023

I wasn’t sure what to say so I’m going to just write I met Natasha in the summer of 1982. I was 14 years old and she was 13. I knew right away she was a little spicy!! (I love that in a girl) we didn’t see each other again until three years later, when I began a relationship with her brother. I remember in those days her sisters and I would sit around their moms kitchen table and girl talk, so many laughs…. in Luna‘s living room too… Tash would come rushing in through the door, and the whole room will come alive with her chatter… and just as quick she’d be back out the door.. When I had my daughter, Vanessa, Tash beamed with love and pride..always asking if she could take her to the store to show her off!! Natasha was never afraid to tell me how much she loved and was proud of my children, Vanessa and Anthony. Though my relationship with her brother didn’t last my relationship with Natasha and all the aunties and grandma continued.. Natasha and I always checked on each other over the years and it was extra special when we got to see each other. No one will be able to match Natasha’s Love and Genuine Care…the pain everyone is feeling is a direct result of the Love We All Shared with Natasha. Tash’s Support & Love in our Lives is just the beginning of what we’ll miss about her…Rest Peacefully My Beautiful Sister…I Love Irreplaceable You xo

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H.H.C. Krug pledged to donate to The Salvation Army

Wednesday, January 18, 2023

In memory of Natasha

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Darrel Devernichuk posted a condolence

Monday, January 16, 2023

Tash was so very special to me. Although our paths took us in separate directions and along different life paths, and many many years were between us, my love for her never faded. MY God protect her.

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Andrew Howard posted a condolence

Wednesday, January 11, 2023

Dear Diahaan and family, please accept my sincerest condolences for the loss of your very special Natasha. In reading the beautiful words and sharing the beautiful stories of her life, it is obvious that she had a huge impact and touched the lives of so many. Thoughts and prayers are with all of you during this most difficult time. Andrew Howard Colleague of Diahaan

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