It is with tremendous grief that Natalie passed away, suddenly, at home, only 37 years into a life and so full of love. In her short time many hearts were touched by her vibrant, loving personality. Always wearing that big beautiful smile, one that could light up a room on entrance. She was forever the helping hands or shoulder to lean on to friends and strangers alike. Never one to sit still, with an energy level hard to keep up to, she was also at peace, relaxing with a book, out for a walk ,sitting around a campfire, or out on the open road on the Harley. Nat was in her groove when in the kitchen. It was never a chore. Her love of cooking was unsurpassed. She made our house a home, one day at a time. I will be forever grateful to have shared a love so strong, and am truly blessed to have her in my life for the last 8 memorable years. You made our life full...
Rest my loved one, your love and affection for the all people you’ve touched will never subside.
Natalie was predeceased by her brother Jean Pierre in 2000. She is survived by Butch Harrison, her mother Diane of Kitchener, ON and relatives in New Brunswick.