Natasha A. Singh

Natasha carried a warmth in her heart that touched not only her peers but also the wider community. She was a compassionate listener, always ready to care for others with kindness. I feel fortunate to have known her during her senior year at ASL.

My deepest condolences. The love of friends and family carry you through your grief.

Natasha will shine forever in the hearts of the lives she touched. My prayers for her to be happy and in peace wherever she is.

The soul never takes birth and never dies at any time nor does it come into being again when the body is created. The soul is birthless, eternal, imperishable, and timeless and is never destroyed when the body is destroyed."" - Bhagavad Gita

When I first came to ASL, Natasha and her friends would always invite me to lunch and sit with me. She made room for me. I will always remember that kindness.

Sending you all of our thoughts and prayers - Natasha will be missed by the entire ASL community. Sending you all our love, Krista, Tankut and Sinan

Kathryn, Ujwal & Devan, with deep sorrow we send you our condolences for your indescribable loss. Natasha will always be remembered as a beautiful, kind and gentle young lady. We are grateful to have met her and
will cherish our beautiful memories from our time together.

We stand with you in grief and loss. We hold you in our hearts and carry Natasha in our daily prayers.

With love,
Lakhani family

Natasha was a lighthouse for many of us. She made people feel grounded and heard. She provided a source of so much warmth and comfort throughout our friendship. Her kindness, her attention to detail, and her sincere laugh will stay with me forever. I feel beyond honored and grateful to have known her. Sending so much love and light to the entire family

My deepest condolences on this most tragic loss. To Ujjwal, Kathy, and the entire family, I pray that you be given the strength to handle this as best as any one can.

Our deepest heartiest condolences to Ujjwal, Cathy and whole Singh family May our dear Natasha rest in peace, who will always remain in our hearts

My deepest condolences to you and your family, my dear Kathryn.

I will always remember sweet Natasha for how kind, gentle, and loving she was. Seeing her at Nixon School is a memory I hold close. Her warm smile, her tenderness with the kids, and the sweetness that shone through in everything she did. She had such a beautiful spirit, and I feel so grateful that my kids and I to have known her.

May you find the strength to carry on with her beautiful memories, and may the love she gave continue to bring you comfort.

We grieve your devastating loss, Kathy and Ujj. We grieve for you, for Devan, and for everyone across the wide expanse who loved and cherished your beloved Natasha. We remember her fondly as a young child; she was all light and laughter. We cannot find the words to express our sorrow, but the outpouring of love for Natasha will always be there. It cannot be extinguished. Our hearts are with you and with your family.

When great souls die,
after a period peace blooms,
slowly and always
irregularly. Spaces fill
with a kind of
soothing electric vibration.
Our senses, restored, never
to be the same, whisper to us.
They existed. They existed.
We can be. Be and be
better. For they existed.
-- Maya Angelou

Kathy, Ooj, we´ve been thinking of you constantly, and our hearts break for you. Natasha was such a bright, beautiful soul ......Please know that we´re holding you, Devan, and your family close to our heart. We are sending you all our love and strength.

With so much affection, Lorena e Arianna

Will always remember Natasha for her sweet and gentle nature. And ability to listen to various conversations and views with patience and empathy. Am deeply saddened by the loss of such a beautiful young loved one. My heart goes out to Kathy, Ujjwal, Devan and the family on this terrible loss.

Natasha was at the heart of our high school orchestra for many years, through the rough and the smooth, playing music through it all. All my memories of Natasha are of her with her viola section, smiling, laughing, and encouraging each other. I remember moments outside of class sitting with Natasha through some tough times that called for faith and strength. We travelled as an orchestra, and had little adventures along the way, and many more laughs than tears. She was a young woman full of love, humanity, faith, and a wide-open heart that felt so keenly. I write today with deepest sympathy for the family, praying that you may be enfolded by the Love and peace that go so far beyond our own understanding.

I was one of Natasha's teachers at ASL and will always remember her as a bright and inquisitive presence and a dedicated student. My thoughts are with her family and friends.