Natalie Stansfield Hrovatic dies at 89 in Bluefield VA
Natalie Stansfield Hrovatic 89 of Bluefield Virginia died at home on June 13 2022. She was born September 15 1932, preceded in death by husband Carl Hrovath and brother Sonny Stansfield. A longtime Falls Mills Christian Church organist and choir director she taught elementary school and served on the Southwest Virginia Community College board. She is survived by son Mark and daughter Terri nine grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. A service will be held June 18 2022 at Dudley Memorial Chapel with entombment at Grandview Memory Mausoleum. Pallbearers will be grandsons and great-grandsons. Friends may visit June 17 2022. Online condolences at dudleymemorial.com.
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