Natalie Blackwell Libby

Jo, although I never knew you mother, she must have been a remarkable woman, for you are one of the most gracious people I know. From reading the entries here it is obvious her influence has been wide-reaching and long-lasting. Treasure your memories.

Heather Webster

I will always remember Natalie when all six of us Saddlebred people went to the American Saddlebred convention in Kentucky many years ago. All of us girls posed in front of a picture of the kentucky derby race. I will always remember her there smiling and having a grand time! She will be missed.

My condolences and highest regards for a grand madame who coached me both fond and firm as I learned to ride. I remember her words each time I mount.

Thank you Natalie for trusting us with your precious Cherie.

Our heartfelt sympathies for you and your family, Jo. Blessings be with you always, Robin and Richard Lovejoy

Jo -- Let there be memories, fond recollections of special occasions and everday things .
Let your heart start on its journey to healing by feeling the comfort remembering brings, like pictures, horseshows, favorite stories both funny and sad. Let your mind wander the path of remembrance, reliving the joys and good times you've had .. May warm memories surround you and bring you comfort--- With deepest sympathy Tina, Michael, Andrew Abby Constantine New Life Farm

My most sincere condolences for your loss. She will be greatly missed.

Please accept my deepest sympathies.

I considered Natalie a very dear friend. We served together many years on NEHC board, and it was always a true joy to spend time with Natalie.

Our prayers go out to Jo and her family. We certainly lost a great lover of the American Saddlebred.