Natalie A. Duford

I used to see Natalie in MacKenna's and she'd be regailing folks with one of her stories. More recently I got to take her groceries at Bittersweet. She'd often meet me at the door and insist on taking the bags back to her apartment on the seat of her walker. I last visited her at the rehab center where she continued telling stories and making me smile. On all these occasions, she always smiled along. I will miss her.

We were so sad to hear of Natalie’s passing. She came into MacKennas regularly and became family. She always made me laugh and had some of the best stories. Since we have closed the restaurant we have not seen her but she has always been in our hearts.

She was my mother's cousin (My mom's Elaine Currier Keniston). I didn't know her very well, but I remember her vividly and loved her smile.

My sister, Cynthia Currier Anderson, W. Springfield, NH, and I are cousins of Natalie's, ("Nat"). Her Mother, Jennie (Aunt Jane) Currier Patten, was our Father, Gordon Currier's younger sister. They grew up in Grantham, NH, with three siblings on Howe Hill. Nat took a great interest in the old family diaries and pictures from the Currier family and sent me some over the years. She and I talked on the phone recently and she mentioned her love for walking along Kezar Lake in Sutton, as...

Natalie was very special friend and I will miss her. We had alot of fun during our years of friendship. May her soul rest in peace and her memory be eternal.

To all natilie's family. She was an active person and very nice lady. She was active with COA activity in New London. It was a pleasure to know her. I know see will be greatly missed by her family and friends. Linda Gardner, Georges Mills.