Natalie Coen-Jiede Obituary

Its been so long since I've seen Natalie and Greg and we were once so close. I am sorry for the years we've missed, but I am grateful for the times we shared. I am so sorry, Greg and I know how much you will miss her.

Our sincerest sympathy and heartfelt condolence on the loss of a kind friend and a very brave person. Her consideration and helpfulness in a time of family need will not be forgotten.

I remember when a long, long time ago, your ma told my mother and me that Greg had found himself a "special lady." And when I met Natalie, and got to know her so well, I could see how true that was. She will be missed by so many of us!

Greg, you know you're in my thoughts and prayers.

Words fail me.

My thoughts and prayers are with you. Natalie is a wonderful person who always found the best in every situation and individual. She made our organization a much better place.

My deepest sympathy to Greg and family. I consider myself lucky to have worked with Natalie for some years in the OEI Chicago office. Like so many who knew her I discovered that behind those super intelligent eyes and that wonderful sense of humor was one of the kindest souls I've ever known.

Natalie was kind, intelligent and one of the hardest working people in the IG Office. Working with her was always a pleasure and I will miss her sense of humor and her terrific smile. My condolences to her husband and family.

Natalie was a terrific colleague and friend. We had wonderful times together both at work and at play over 20 years of friendship. I was so happy to be able to say goodbye to her in person, hold her hand, see a smile, and tell her I loved her. Greg, thanks for that.

Greg my condolence for the lost of your wonderful wife. May you find peace over time as time heals all.

I met Natalie when I started working for the Department of Health and Human Services in 1998 and we were situated at Clark and Adams. She was a very nice person and I wish to express my sympathies to all of her family.I lost my daughter-in-law in January of this year so I can feel your loss. Many blessings on Natalie's family.

Please accept my condolences and deepest sympathy for your loss. Natalie was a very special person with an ability to relate to others in a warm and insightful way.

Greg and your family,



Please except our deepest condolences for your loss. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family in this time of need. We will all miss Natalie greatly.



Love,

Tom, Shannon and Jordan

Natalie was a great cook and gardener. I always admired her artistry in the kitchen and yard and, as well, how she decorated the house. My heartfelt thanks go to her for taking care of my aunt so well and with such grace during my aunt's final months.

Deepest sympathy to Greg, Jeff and Doug and families.You all were part of my life for many years. Golf,Peaches,ice skating ,Xmas fudge, Ed and Shirley. What great memories. Birdie Sandeman

Please accept our sincerest condolences. It's been probably 40 years since I spent time with Ed & Shirley, Doug, Jeff & Nat, as my parents & I used to spend some time at their place in Creston, and they would frequent our house in the country, especially on the 4th of July. Nat was a special person, and our world won't shine quite as brightly with her gone. From the John Hollen family of Red Oak, Ia., as well as from Helen Hollen of Red Oak.

Please accept my deepest sympathies.

Offering our deepest condolences during this difficult time.