Nattie & I were friends for 22 years. She took me under her wing when I moved to ABQ and didn't know a soul. We worked in three real estate offices together and Nattie was always the consummate professional.

She and her husband, Jim, would invite me up for holidays and when my mother died, Nattie took over my clients for me. She was always concerned that I was doing OK in all areas of my life.

Her battle with cancer

Nattie & I were friends for 22 years. She took me under her wing when I moved to ABQ and didn't know a soul. We worked in three real estate offices together and Nattie was always the consummate professional.

She and her husband, Jim, would invite me up for holidays and when my mother died, Nattie took over my clients for me. She was always concerned that I was doing OK in all areas of my life.

Her battle with cancer was hard-fought and I regret that the love of her life, her husband Jim, was not there to give support. Rest in peace, Nattie.

I knew Nattie for 13 years. From the first time I met her she became a good friend. I often dropped by her home or work place to deliver Mary Kay products.
We always kept in touch and when my brother was diagnosed with cancer in early 2010 I was out of town caring for him and she would call to see how he was doing. He lost the battle to this horrible disease as did Nattie. You gave it your best Nattie. I will miss you....Rest in Peace Mary B.

I worked as the receptionist for Perfection Real Estate & Investments, Mountain Rd. at Juan Tabo, 1980-1981, where Nattie was a Realtor. I was 19 years old. Nattie was to me, the epitomy of a burgeoning, successful real estate professional, and she made such an impression on me, Over coffee each day, she shared her time, experience and passion for real estate, and the love and support of her family, with me in such an honorable and classy manner that

I worked as the receptionist for Perfection Real Estate & Investments, Mountain Rd. at Juan Tabo, 1980-1981, where Nattie was a Realtor. I was 19 years old. Nattie was to me, the epitomy of a burgeoning, successful real estate professional, and she made such an impression on me, Over coffee each day, she shared her time, experience and passion for real estate, and the love and support of her family, with me in such an honorable and classy manner that this unimagineable number of years later I still work in the real estate industry and continue to love it, and the individuals and families in transition whom I serve, as she did. Rest in Peace, you impossibly amazing Nattie...

I enjoyed many good times with Nattie when we were neighbors in Glenwood Hills. She and Jim were good friends to us both. We are sad to hear of her passing, but know that she and Jim are now reunited and smiling together. Our sincerest sympathy to Jeffrey. Nadine and Jerry Allen

On behalf of the French Family of Companies, we express our deepest condolences.