Birth date: Sep 24, 1968 Death date: May 5, 2016
Natalie Sue Lowe-Waller, 47, passed away unexpectedly May 5, 2016. She was born September 24, 1968 in Odessa, TX. She was a licensed practical nurse at the Memphis Jewish Home and was an avid Dallas Cowboys fan. She was preceded i Read Obituary
I just found out about Natalie. Ive missed speaking with her on the phone at MJH. She was so special…friendly, smart and always pleasant and I just loved the sound of her voice. Not fair, she went way too soon, and my heart goes out to her family and those who knew and loved her. She was my favorite person to speak to on the phone. I work in the medical field and we need more Natalies around. RIP Natalie. Tell our “Big Daddy” hello.
Hard to say good bye Nat .Spent 10 years as family.We had a awesome son I got to know Brooke when she was 1yr old.You will never be forgotten.
I am terribly sorry for your loss. May the God of all comfort provide your family with strength during this difficult time. (2 Corinthians 1:3,4)
Natalie was a kind soul. Always had a caring comment and a common bond. I am blessed to have known her and have many fond memories of our conversations. I will miss my sweet friend but I am comforted to know she is at peace with our lord and we will meet again some day. May peace surround her family in the time of sadness and grief. May you all feel the warmth and love that surrounds you in prayer and love. 💜
Natster was a wonderful person she was full of fun and didn’t care what anyone thought. She was one of a kind she will be missed and I am praying for her family .
Natalie you will be truly missed. You were like a mother to not only me but everyone you came across. Thank you for all the advice and motherly love. It’s still hard to believe you’re gone!! R.I.H.
I am truly going to miss you. I can’t stop thinking about you and your family. I thank God for him allowing us to meet. I loved you then and I will always love you HALF of pint.
What a dear and special woman Natalie was! I was her teacher in the 8th grade, and she bounced into my heart then. She was outspoken, bright, and struggling to find her place in life. I believe she did that ever so successfully, and she filled the world with her light and her joy. She made a profound difference in many, many lives, including mine! I pray for peace and comfort for all of Nat’s family, and may her memory sustain us all as we learn to live without her.
