Lola Nasatsky Obituary

When I was little my she always pays attention to all of her family even me and she was my favorite grandma

My deepest condolences to the family of Mrs. Nasatsky. I had the pleasure of knowing Lola when my best friend, Angel, married her son, Jack (Johnny). She did not even hesitate one moment to help me plan her shower. That was part of who she was. She was kind, thoughtful and very sweet. I am very saddened to see what she had went through these last few years, especially since she was such a great person. It is a relief to think she has to suffer no more. I will never forget her and I will always remember her by her smile she gave while tilting her head down a little followed by her famous little giggle. I am not alone when I say that I will miss you , Lola! God bless you!

The year was 1972 when a telephone call came into my home. "Yes, this is the home is Isadore Nasatsky. This is my half-brother?" OMG, I was so happy. It was always my wish to have a brother and not just two sisters. Now my wish has come true, and not just a brother, but a beautiful wife too, Lola. A few short weeks later, we all got to meet Jack and Lola. They were so nice to me. Taking me to interesting places, flea markets, buying me rings and trinkets. I will never forget the fun we had and the lovely fun-loving spirit of Lola. Her beautiful red hair in a flip and her happy face, cheerful attitude and her southern accent always made us feel good and happy about life. Then came Johnny, an energetic boy, then Scottie, a bit quieter, a deep thinker, beautiful Brandy, and sweet Samantha. And then, grandchildren! How much a couple has been blessed. To be part of this beautiful family is an honor. I am deeply sorry for our loss, and may Lola's dear soul rest in peace, and dear family, please find solace in that she is no longer in pain, and loves you all so dearly, she will always be with you.