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SAHADI Natasha "Nancy" Natasha Sahadi, one of most versatile, fun, kind and generous persons left this world on Sunday, November 28, 2010, quite unexpectedly with a sudden heart attack at her home with her family beside her. She was born in Toledo, Ohio on May 12, 1949, from the union of Mitchell and Elaine Sahadi. Natasha made her home in New York for the past 35 years. She graduated from Start High School in 1967 and was a graduate of the University of Toledo earning both her B.A. and M.A. in the 1970's. She started her employment at the Martin Luther King, Jr. Elementary School in Toledo as the Art Specialist. Natasha then moved east and started teaching in New Jersey and Brooklyn. She was employed at the Adelphi Academy where she worked as Assistant Head of School; there she also taught night school classes at the college teaching English as a second language. Since 1995, Natasha has been Director of Admissions and Enrollment Management at the Town School in New York City. In addition to her innumerable contributions at Town School, Natasha was an active, greatly respected voice and force for progress in the wider Admissions profession. She was an involved member and Honorary (former) chair of the ISAAGNY, Independent School Admission Association of Greater New York. She was also a former member of NYSAIS, New York State Association of Independent Schools. An active contributor, collaborator and frequent workshop presenter for NYSAIS and the National Association of Independent Schools, NAIS, she organized the first NYSAIS Admissions Directors conference in 2001, an annual tradition now in its 10th year. Natasha was Founding Board President of the AISAP, Association of Independent School Admission Professionals, for the past eight years. This summer they named their summer program "Sahadi Summer Scholarship Program" in her honor. Natasha's tireless work and vision have left a legacy of progress, innovation and passion for her fellow admissions professionals. She touched countless lives throughout her career as an artist, teacher and admissions professional. Natasha brought unending joy, love, wit, energy, generosity and enormous talent to her work. Her wisdom, laughter, and presence will be missed. Natasha leaves behind to cherish her memory, her mother, Elaine Sahadi; siblings, Robert (Diana) Sahadi, Susan (James) Parr and Carole (Daniel) Hinds; nieces and nephews, Eric (Renee Schultz), Nicholas (Gillian), Matthew and Christina Sahadi, Jamie (Julie) Parr, Melissa (Mike) Surane and Amanda Parr and Lindsey, Lauren and Danny Hinds; Uncles Ted (Pat) Sahadi and George (Dorothy) Ehrenfried; and great nephew and nieces, Mia Parr, Michael and Madison Surane. In addition, she had many cousins; and best friends, Janet and Mitch White, Dr. John Birnkrant and Robin Ormsby. She was preceded in death by her father, Mitchell. Visitation was held in New York on Tuesday. Friends and family may visit at the Walker Funeral Home, 5155 W. Sylvania Ave. (west of Corey Rd) in Toledo on Thursday from 2 to 8 pm with a Scripture Service at 7:00pm. Prayers will begin at 11:30 am on Friday at the funeral home followed by Mass of the Resurrection which will be held at 12:00 pm at Christ the King Catholic Church, 4100 Harvest Lane. Interment at Calvary Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, donations to the Early Step Program at the Town School, 540 East 76th Street, NYC 10021 would be appreciated. Condolences can be shared with the family at www.walkerfuneralhomes.com

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Published by The Blade from Dec. 1 to Dec. 2, 2010.

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Pamela Mitchell Giagni

November 24, 2022

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

Renée R

April 4, 2020

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.

Susan Crocker

November 24, 2019

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

Pamela Mitchell-Giagni

April 5, 2017

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.

Keisha

April 4, 2017

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.

Michelle Griffin

June 3, 2014

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 garnered some replies on Facebook from other former Adelphi students of hers, and that's how I found out she had passed.

Throughout my adult life, I have credited Tash as one of the top most influential people of my life. Her wit, laughter and love of art made me feel welcome as a new student at an incredible awkward time in my life. I felt understood (in retrospect, turns out she understood some aspects about me much better than I understood myself back then), respected and accepted. She pushed me hard to develop my art, as an individual, never in any prescribed way. So when in my senior year I announced to her that I was going to go to NYU to pursue psychology, it was then that she informed me that I'd be a waste of life if I didn't go to art school. Hah! Well, I took her advice, graduated with a BFA in graphic design, and have been a designer ever since.

I have often thought fondly about Tash over the years. It warms my heart to see this small fraction of people whose lives she also touched. My love and wishes to her family, blood and otherwise.

Robin, if you are in CA ever get up to Portland, Google me & feel free to drop me a line, I'd heard about you from Tash a long time ago and would love to meet up for coffee, tea, or a damn drink!

Tina Pomeroy Lloyd

February 6, 2012

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

dorothy clark

December 20, 2011

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.

Jeff Facinelli

November 8, 2011

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.

That stunning Tash smile...

Robin Ormsby

July 5, 2011

Tash in the Tropics she loved.

Robin Ormsby

July 5, 2011

Heavenly friend.

Robin Ormsby

July 5, 2011

Tash and the Tropics she loved.

July 5, 2011

Humankind's kindest and finest. Tash and Pattsy.

Robin Ormsby

June 19, 2011

Tash, Robin and Pattsy. The three musketeers of Cape Cod.

Robin Ormsby

June 19, 2011

Robin Ormsby

June 19, 2011

Tash and Robin. Cape Cod 2009.

Robin Ormsby

June 19, 2011

May Tash's smile guide me.

Robin Ormsby

May 13, 2011

Pamela Danforth

May 13, 2011

My dear Robin,

My heart is full with the knowledge of the love in a life well lived by Natasha. Her smile, her voice, her uncanny zeal for bringing out the best in children and understanding their lives-pure joy. Tash was heart, all heart, putting so many before herself and mindful of the soft parts of each of us which needs to be nurtured which she held so precious to her own heart and in the palm of her hand.

Her family, her school, her friends and you all mourn simultaneously and know that we have forever been touched by a great gift from God, Natasha.

May her journey home to God be speedy and on the wings of angels forever blessed and forever in our hearts.

God bless you and may God bless Natasha.

All my love,

A smile to guide me.

robin ormsby

May 7, 2011

Tash and Robin... always.

Robin Ormsby

April 23, 2011

Tash...her favorite things: a pool, a paper and a palm tree.

Robin Ormsby

April 10, 2011

Dede Underwood

March 12, 2011

Tash had a thousand-watt smile and an especially wonderful laugh. I can still hear it. xo

Missy McGraw

March 12, 2011

I met Tash in New York at Ian's birthday party. I gravitated towards her because she made me feel comfortable and laughed during our conversation. We met again at TBC on Cape Cod and she and Robin were sitting on the deck. I went over because I knew they would make me laugh and they did. Tash will always be remembered for her beautiful spirit and that very white, crisp oxford shirt. Heaven is lucky, but we were luckier. Cherish the memories and never forget.

ROBIN ORMSBY

March 11, 2011

DEAREST TASH,
I AM WRITING A LETTER HOPING YOU WILL READ IT IN HEAVEN. HERE IS WHAT I KNOW... I KNOW THAT YOU DON'T LIKE MUSHROOMS, I KNOW THAT BUTTONS MAKE YOU SQUEAMISH. I KNOW THAT YOU FELL IN LOVE WITH CAPE COD AND LOVED IT ALMOST AS MUCH AS YOUR BELOVED OHIO... THAT YOU ATE YOUR FIRST SCALLOP THERE AND PRETENDED IT WAS DELICIOUS... THAT YOU LEARNED TO LOVE LOBSTER AS LONG AS YOU DIDN'T SEE IT IN THE SHELL. I KNOW THAT THE BEACH WAS HEAVEN ON EARTH FOR YOU. I KNOW THAT YOU IRONED YOUR OXFORD SHIRTS TO CRISP PERFECTION...EVEN TO GO TO THE CORNER STORE... I KNOW THAT YOU THAT YOU NEVER COMPLAINED... OR WOED ... THAT YOU NEVER WHINED ABOUT ACHES AND PAINS... I KNOW THAT YOU WERE RARELY SICK... LIFE WAS NOT LIVED HALF FULL, IT WAS FILLED TO THE BRIM. I KNOW THAT KINDNESS CAME AS NATURALLY TO YOU AS BREATHING... AND THAT YOU WERE THE HAPPIEST AND FUNNIEST PERSON I HAVE EVER KNOWN... IF I LAUGH NOW (IF AND WHEN I DO AGAIN), I HOPE YOU HEAR IT AS A SIGN... AS SOFT AS THE SOUND OF SILVER BELLS SINGING YOUR SONG OF A GOOD LIFE WELL DONE. TO SAY, "YOU WILL BE MISSED" FALLS SO SHORT IN MEASURE TO THE JOY YOU BROUGHT TO MY LIFE. HEAVEN IS THE LUCKIEST PLACE IN THE UNIVERSE NOW THAT YOU ARE THERE.

Angels beside me. Tash and Cousin Deb.

Robin Ormsby

March 11, 2011

Tash... spreading joy.

robin ormsby

March 4, 2011

Tash's extended Cape Cod Family, Annie and Cecilia, summer 2010.

Robin Ormsby

February 28, 2011

I miss Tash like the sun.

Robin Ormsby

February 27, 2011

A picture speaks a thousand words.

Robin Ormsby

February 27, 2011

Pamela Mitchell-Giagni

December 18, 2010

To Natasha's family,
I hadn't seen my old friend in many years but she was always in my heart. During our high school years, she brought much laughter and friendship to my life at a time when it was terribly needed. I still have many of the notes we used to send back and forth to each other between classes and they still make me laugh.
She was a class act and a wonderful human being.
God bless you Natasha!
Pamela Mitchell Giagni

Amy Richmond

December 14, 2010

Out of all the admissions directors we met (14!) while looking for a kindergarten for our daughter, you stood out, Natasha. You are a standout among very impressive people. We're grateful that you drew us to Town and that we had the opportunity to know you. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.

Chris Carr

December 6, 2010

Dear Mrs. Sahadi, I am so sorry for you and for all of us who cherished Natasha. Our childhood friendship lasted almost 50 years and every moment with her was a joy. I saw her this past year when she was visiting Jacksonville for a conference. We had a lovely dinner and reminisced about our lives. I thank God that I had that time with her. You and your family are in my thoughts and prayers.

Calling all Angels. The Memorial service in Stowe for Tash.

Robin Ormsby

December 6, 2010

Tash's, "boys of summer, at her Memorial in Stowe.

Lisa Hagerty

December 6, 2010

Lilly G. looking for Tash...

robin ormsby

December 6, 2010

Tash... one of her many Cape Cod "homes."

robin ormsby

December 6, 2010

Tash fell in love with old Cape Cod.

Robin Ormsby

December 5, 2010

Jeane Swemba-Kest

December 5, 2010

The great times spent with Natasha are some of the fondest memories of my college days. I was always in awe of her wit and talent. We have lost someone very special.

Sharee Youssef

December 5, 2010

Dear Carol and Family,

"To live in the hearts we leave behind is not to die".

Your sadness must be overwhelming. we are so sorry and we will always remember Natasha as a happy loving successful independent woman.
Our love and prayers are with you today
and everyday.

Love, Sharee Youssef, Lami and Tyler Powlesland

Annie Underwood

December 5, 2010

On Monday I left my phone in Cecilia's car and didn't get the text that mom sent to me. So when I met Cecilia in the hallway just as we were leaving school
I was shocked about what happened. Our Tash. The one who would sit on the summer porch and just laugh along with Robin and Mimi Pammy and even Poppy.
The one who sat down with me at the dining room table and just drew with me because she wanted me to see and appreciate art just as much as she did.
I can still remember her laugh and her voice. Just relaxing a summer's night. It didn't really hit me then. But I had to go to Track right after and run. I wasn't
feeling up to it that day, it was the first week of practice and they were trying to whip us back into shape. Yet I put on my shoes and went to practice and I don't
know what happened but I felt an incredible force pushing me along. I finished practice and I felt amazing. It was definitely her, I know it.

Although I didn't know Tash as much as you all do, I will always remember her encouraging me and telling me how beautiful I was on the inside and out.
But that was her. She is and will always be my hero. And even though it was her heart that stopped her, it was because it was too big loving all of us.

Sally Keim

December 3, 2010

Dear Elaine and family,

We are so very shocked and saddened to hear of the passing Nancy. We know how proud you were of her and her many accomplishments. She was a blessing to so many people. May the Lord give you peace, strength and comfort you at this very difficult time. We wish we could be there with you. You are in our hearts and prayers.

Much love,
Cousins, Susie & Gordon Huffman
and Sally & Dick Keim

Mary Griffin

December 3, 2010

My Angel---There are no words that I can think of to tell you the sorrow I'm feeling right now for darling Tash and especially you.my dear Robin--What a shock--It's just devastating--You brought her into this family and believe me, she certainly became dearly loved by all of us----Think of all the young ones she helped in guiding them in their lives,the great pictures she took of everyone and then always sent them --the way she started Griff-on his new computer-and so many other things--she was so very thoughtful and how very proud of you --she was always praising you and your accomplishments, and there are many--I know, my dear , what a dreadful shock this is to you , but you are such a strong girl I know you will be able to forge on and just know that Tash was a very important part of your life and she'll always be remembered by all of us as a very special person--I love you very much and think of you often--Hope California is everything you were looking for--My heart is breaking for you----xxxxxoooooMimi

Bob and Lois Loar

December 2, 2010

Elaine: Just heard about the loss of your precious daughter. You and your family are in our hearts and prayers, just as you stood by us in our time of loss.

December 2, 2010

Natasha's love, passion, and energy for education was felt by all who knew her. She inspired me to be better. I feel blessed to have known her and worked with her briefly. My thoughts and prayers to her family and The Town School community at large who must feel her void so tangibly.
Jill Skidmore (New York, NY)

Rick & Nancy Sahadi

December 2, 2010

Elaine

We were so sorry to hear of your loss. Our thoughts and prayers are with you this holiday season and always.

Phil and Evelyn’s number 2 son

George Wimberly

December 2, 2010

Miss Sahadi was my art teacher back in the 70s at King School. Some of my fondest memories of elementary school are from her class. You all are in my thoughts and prayers.

Sharon Serres

December 2, 2010

Elaine, Carol and Family-- So saddened to hear of your loss. It doesn't seem that long ago on Hazelhurst when Carol and I were young best friends that Nancy would humor us and was always so fun, nice and so happy. Thinking of you all.

DONALD BROWN

December 2, 2010

MY PRAYERS AND CONDOLENCES TO THE SAHADI FAMILY.NATASHA WILL BE MISSED BY ALL WHO KNEW HER

Roger Smith and Terry Steiner

December 1, 2010

Our daughter Daisy, a 2nd grader at The Town School, wrote this today on the message board for Natasha at school: "Natasha always makes me laugh." Daisy has learned how to express her thoughts in the past tense, but she can only think of Natasha in the present tense, as we also can only do. She was and is the life force of Town and like so many members of the Town family we are stunned to discover what a special part she played in our lives--and saddened by having learned this so abruptly.

lisa ferguson

December 1, 2010

Her light is not extinguished; it has only faded. I, too, knew Natasha through Robin and love the memories on Cape Cod with her. My children loved her, my mother adored her and I feel she was a part of our family, despite miles between us. I know how much she meant to Robin and I so deeply want to express how sorry I am that this has happened. I send our family love to all who will miss dear Natasha.

Marcia Russell

December 1, 2010

She'd enter a room and light it up with her strong magnetic presence. When you and she were having a conversation, she'd look you straight in the eyes, and give you every bit of her focus. She smiled and laughed with her soul, and it just was a joy to be around her. Tash was my wonderful cousin, Robin's, very dear friend for almost 2 decades. Through Robin, my husband, Bob, my son, Ty, my daughter, Alison and I were fortunate to have her in our lives and call her our friend too. We all send our love to everyone who loved her.

Jill Barry

December 1, 2010

Natasha has been a friend since childhood. Her wit and my laughter made for fun times even through high school. She joined us at our 35th HS reunion where we all welcomed her with open arms. My sympathy goes out to her loving family and her many, many friends. Love, Jill (Ott) Barry

Melissa Byrd

December 1, 2010

The few times I was lucky enough to spend with Tash were filled with laughter, insight, and warmth. I was always amazed at how a person could make you feel like she had known you all your life, when it had actually been just a few hours! I know she will be missed by many and send my love and support to all who called her friend or family.

December 1, 2010

Natasha and I grew up together at Start High School. Her artistic talent and enthusiasm for everything in life really rubbed off on me. She will be greatly missed!!!!Carolyn Hemsoth

Kate Minelian

December 1, 2010

No trouble with finding the right word;, actually I could go on and on for days. I knew Tash through Robin Ormsby, a close friend of mine and Tash's dearest friend for 18 years. This friendship was one of the deepest I have ever seen, and I marveled at it. Tash's visits to my town of Venice, California brought LIGHT, SUPPORT, HUMOR, KINDNESS, and WARMTH to Robin's new home and to my family's home. My children took to her right away. Tash's ability to talk with teens was uncanny: I watched as she talked with my 17 year old and my 13 year old, and was struck by her ability to relate to their thoughts, reservations, likes, dislikes, talents.......what a "mother" she was :-) And Tash and my husband were crazy about each other from the minute they met; he is Armenian American, born in Lebanon, so they had an instant sympatico, and a mutual admiration society of sorts.
I adored her for her deep commitment to Robin and their friendship. No distance, circumstance or burden changed that--they talked multiple times a day, every day, until the day she passed. Her last text came an hour before she died, a happy message. They were both (as were we) anticipating her arrival this week for a long holiday visit. I couldn't wait to see her smiling face at our home on Christmas Eve and have all our friends meet her. I still think she will be there, watching and smiling, and secretly egging our Senior on with her college applications :-) RIP Tash---thank you for who you were <3<3<3

December 1, 2010

Dear Natasha, Your bright light and enthusiasm for life will be greatly missed Thank you for the gift of laughter that you spread throughout the years. Thank you for being such a great friend,to my sister,Mary Jane Hanja and her family. We loved your Toledo visits to our home at Christmas and you also took the time to visit my parents,Wanda and Steve. You brightened their holiday. We will miss you but I know MJ will be happy to see you in heaven. Love from The Klear family

Heather McGannon~ West Park Place

December 1, 2010

I had the absolute pleasure of meeting Natasha a year ago during a visit to Toledo. What a force of energy and enthusiasm, just a pleasure to be around her. To the Sahadi family, I can only guess but I will bet that your gazillion wonderful memories will bring you smiles in the months and years ahead. May she rest in peace.

Liz Munch

December 1, 2010

Natasha was loved by our whole family, especially Amanda, our youngest. She would stop by her office a few times a week, just to say "Hi". Natasha would mention it to me, remembering what a cool kid Manda was. I think it was a reflection of the effect Natasha had on people. She made everyone she met feel like her best friend. Whenever I returned to The Town School, I would look in her office to see if she was there. I can't believe she won't be there to interview my grandchildren someday.

Our deepest condolences to her family, and the Town School Family.

December 1, 2010

I went to the Toledo Museum of Art School with Natasha and graduated with her in l971. We went to Europe together and had a blast. She was a funny, loving person who went on to a very successful life. My deepest sympathy to her family and friends. Mary Ellen Taylor

robin ormsby

December 1, 2010

One of the finest people I have ever had the privilege of knowing. The lovely loving memories span 18 years and cover many states from Cape Cod, Hamptons, San Fran, Los Angeles, St. Thomas, Virgin Gorda, Hawaii and the place she dearly loved, Toledlo. She left us all way too soon. What are we going to do without her?... most people said last night. God takes the good ones. I prefer to believe she is NOT gone and will walk around the corner any minute with her crisp Oxford shirt and a smile that would light up New York city. It seems as if everyone knew Tash in New York as a thousand or more strong came to the wake yesterday - each person connected to one another by a loving and funny Natasha memory. The world, her friends will never be the same without her. It just cannot be. Robin Ormsby, Carey, Mikey, C.G. and Lilly G.

Siri Hanja

December 1, 2010

Natasha was one of my mother's best friends and an aunt to me. She was always a riot with her witty humor and her unique grasp on reality. I loved her dearly and am so heartbroken that she has left this earth but a part of me can smile because I know that she has joined my mom in heaven. And those two Toledo girls will have another life time of laughter together.

Lesley Nan Haberman

November 30, 2010

What other Director of Admissions would phone me at 10 P.M. to discuss one of our candidates....make me laugh for a solid hour and never mince words....We have all lost an amazing colleague and friend. Our deepest sympathy to Natasha's family and friends. Lesley Nan Haberman - The Family Schools

Michelle Arnold

November 30, 2010

I will miss seeing this bright woman with her generous humor and spirit! We would converse about professional issues in the lobby and elevator of our apartment building; she was full of good energy and so positive; she was someone I was always happy to run into. You could tell that she would have been a great friend.

Poulomi Das

November 30, 2010

Ms. Sahadi's welcoming bear hug will be missed.

Love,
Pom-Pom (Poulomi Das)

November 30, 2010

We are not a Town School Family but we met Ms Sahadi while interviewing with her. Her joy, energy and joie de vivre impressed and touched us enormously. She helped us in so many ways that she was not aware. Our thoughts are with her family. The Sundaram Family

Deborah Asimov

November 30, 2010

You will be remembered always for your easy laugh and welcoming ways. I will always remember how you greeted the kids in the morning with a smile and a few words to start the day with care and love and confidence. You are missed.

Riya Das

November 30, 2010

Natasha - we loved you so much!! Soum, PomPom, Riya & Ken will miss you!!

Dena McCoy

November 30, 2010

We will miss your beautiful smile and wonderful sense of humor. Thank you, Natasha, for being a friend. We are sad to say goodbye...
The McCoy Family
Dena, Bryan, Kade & Ava

Heidi Cheong

November 30, 2010

We will miss seeing you on York Avenue on the drive to school many mornings as the kids say, "Mom, Ms. Sahadi is like a race car driver!" We will miss your witty humor and the awesome way you did know everyone in the world's name! We appreciated you. - The Cheong Family

Claudie Tanenbaum

November 30, 2010

The school will not be the same without your joie de vivre, humor and warmth. You will be sorely missed. Claudie Tanenbaum

Susan Crocker

November 30, 2010

There is a new star in the sky now. We were so lucky to have had Natasha in our lives and will always hear her laughter around us to give us a big hug.
Our condolences to the entire family. The Crocker Family(Boston & Cape Cod & Boulder)

Marcia Russell

November 30, 2010

Marcia Russell

November 30, 2010

Dede Underwood

November 30, 2010

Our love and condolences go to Natasha's family today. We were lucky enough to be included in her circle of loving friendship,especially at the Cape, and will miss her greatly. It cannot be overstated how wonderful Natasha was with our children. She had a gift of being a teacher but also, I believe, an equal gift of being a lifetime learner, and deeply respectful - which made her authentic for kids. All children just loved her and gravitated to her. May she rest in God's peace. The Underwood Family

Karen Pupke

November 30, 2010

You are missed.

Mara Safra

November 30, 2010

This is an enormous loss for the Town community, the education community and for our children who delighted in Natasha's laughter and warmth every day.

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