NATASHA SAHADI

She will never be forgotten in my lifetime. She brought laughter and kindness to my life.

For some reason, Ms. Sahadi (my HS art teacher) crosses my mind. Im so sorry to learn of her passing. She made an indelible impression upon me and so many others. She was a bright light that made everyone feel like they were talented. A true talent in and of itself. My condolences to her loved ones for what is certainly a great loss.

I think of you everyday. Your angel wireless is still popping up in my server! And your pocket square is forever in my dresser drawer

What a loss to the world and me. Think of Natasha often. Funny, talented, great friend. I am sure she is looking down on us.

Everytime I pass Sahadi's in Brooklyn, I think of you and your smile. I remember all of your jokes that made me get through the day. I miss you.

Today, I had a stressful moment at work and was really feeling the pressure of my looming deadline when I stopped for a moment and reminded myself how grateful I was to be in a profession that I love so much. I took a picture of my computer monitor just as it was - zoomed in so tightly you could see the pixels I was manipulating in Photoshop, posted it on Facebook and Instagram, and said in short, thank god I get to do what I love - thanks to Natasha Sahadi's influence 23 years ago. That post...

I just found out about Natasha's passing, when looking forward to seeing her at our 45th high school reunion. I am shocked and saddened. She was a HUGE part of my life all thru high school & a wonderful, hilarious friend. I so miss her

i am sitting here reading about tash. i first met tash at pattsy's home on cape cod. she was with my friend Robin. i realized that robin had found her soulmate. i am sad for my friend robin bc she has lost Tash but i know having read the condolences i realize that she has left her footprint on each and everyones soul and will never be forgotten. my condolences to the family and to my dear friend Robin.

I'm so sorry to hear of the passing Ms. Sahadi, she was my grade school art teacher at Adelphi Academy (1982-87). I can remember her smile to this day and of course her Jeep! My thoughts and prayers are with her and her family.