Natalie Woods
<p>Natalie Ann Elizabeth Woods (formally Koehler), 31 of Atlanta, passed away peacefully at 1:48 pm on March 8th 2024. She will be forever loved and cherished by her loving sister Ryan, her best friends Ashley and Kayleen, and her surrogate parents Jeff and Elizabeth Roth and Michael and Christine Woods, all of whom meant the world to her.</p><p><br></p><p>Natalie was born in Buffalo, New York on May 27, 1992. She was a collector of anything cute and loved thrifting for vintage treasures. She had a keenly developed taste in music and enjoyed watching 90s cult classics, anything horror, and all the Harry Potter movies. As a creative, she took great joy in expressing herself through drawing, jewelry making, painting, and tattooing. She loved the outdoors, going on walks, and spending days at different parks around the city or exploring Oakland Cemetery. Her infectious personality and quick wit made it hard not to adore her. She was sensitive and kind, but always carried herself with strength and confidence. Her spirit will live on in the hearts of those that loved her unconditionally.</p><p><br></p><p>We would like to extend our deepest gratitude to the Northside Hospital staff in Sandy Springs on the Bone Marrow Unit floor for their compassionate and loving care that specifically catered to her and her outgoing personality. She will be missed. </p>Obituary
Natalie Ann Elizabeth Woods (formally Koehler), 31 of Atlanta, passed away peacefully at 1:48 pm on March 8th 2024. She will be forever loved and cherished by her loving sister Ryan, her best friends Ashley and Kayleen, and her surrogate parents Jeff and Elizabeth Roth and Michael and Christine Woods, all of whom meant the world to her.
Natalie was born in Buffalo, New York on May 27, 1992. She was a collector of anything cute and loved thrifting for vintage treasures. She had a keenly developed taste in music and enjoyed watching 90s cult classics, anything horror, and all the Harry Potter movies. As a creative, she took great joy in expressing herself through drawing, jewelry making, painting, and tattooing. She loved the outdoors, going on walks, and spending days at different parks around the city or exploring Oakland Cemetery. Her infectious personality and quick wit made it hard not to adore her. She was sensitive and kind, but always carried herself with strength and confidence. Her spirit will live on in the hearts of those that loved her unconditionally.
We would like to extend our deepest gratitude to the Northside Hospital staff in Sandy Springs on the Bone Marrow Unit floor for their compassionate and loving care that specifically catered to her and her outgoing personality. She will be missed.
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