Natalia Naranovich

•Life Story•

Natalia passed away peacefully surrounded by her family, at the age of 43. Born in Estonia to Vitaly and Raisa Kolosha, Natalia was a devoted wife, cherished mother, and a bright light to all who knew her. She lived a life full of joy, faith, and boundless love for her family and community.

•A Devoted Wife and Adored Mother•

Natalia’s greatest joy in life was her family. She was a deeply loving wife and a mother who absolutely adored her children. Her warmth, guidance, and unconditional love created a home filled with laughter and security. She was happiest when making memories with her children, actively engaging in their lives and sharing her passions with them.

•A Passion for Nature and Adventure•

Natalia truly loved life and embraced every adventure it had to offer. She had a deep appreciation for the beauty of nature and loved nothing more than being outdoors. She passed this love on to her children, constantly planning and enjoying outside activities with them. Whether exploring new trails, enjoying a sunny day at the park, or simply taking in the fresh air, Natalia found peace and excitement in the great outdoors.

•A Servant's Heart•

Natalia’s faith was the cornerstone of her life, and she loved to serve her church community. She used her God-given talents to bless others, most notably through her love for hospitality. She was well known and loved at church for crafting beautiful charcuterie boards, bringing people together over delicious food and creating a space for fellowship and connection. Her servant’s heart and generous spirit left an indelible mark on her congregation.

•Honoring Her Legacy•

Natalia's vibrant legacy of love, adventure, and selfless service will live on in the hearts of her husband Vladimir, and her children: Jasmine, David, and Giselle. She is survived by her parents, Vitaly & Raisa, and her 6 siblings: Vitaly, Andrei, Irina, George, Marina, & Denis.