Natalie Jean Kindrick

Natalie Jean Marasco Kindrick of Earlysville, Virginia passed away unexpectedly on 18 December 2019 at the Virginia Commonwealth University Medical Center. She was a loving compassionate mother, caring wife, and friend to all.

Born on 1 July 1961 to the late Nelson and Joanne Marasco. She is survived by her husband of 31 years Timothy Kindrick of Earlysville, Virginia; sons Devon Kindrick of Earlysville, Virginia and Lance Corporal Larry Kindrick USMC serving at Twenty-nine Palms, California; daughters Lillie Kindrick, Taisya Kindrick, Kayla Kindrick, and Ada Kindrick all of Earlysville, Virginia; brothers Patrick Marasco of Washington, D.C, Dominic Marasco of Ormond Beach, Florida, Gino Marasco of Charlotte, North Carolina and sister Amy Marasco of Ormond Beach, Florida, as well as extended family and numerous close friends.

She retired from the United States Army after serving her country for 24 years as a Military Police. She participated in numerous critical operations as well as in combat both in the Panamanian Conflict and Operation Desert Storm in Iraq. Throughout her illustrious career, she was recognized with numerous achievements to include being named the first female Non-Commissioned Officer of the Year for the 1st Cavalry Division and the first female inductee to the Sergeant Audie Murphy Club at Fort Hood Texas. Her service as a combat veteran left her 100% disabled.

Natalie relocated to Earlysville Virginia at retirement, where she realized her dream of being a full-time mother to her children. She was instrumental in establishing both Women helping Women and Hand to Hand Ministries in Charlottesville Virginia. She had a burning desire to help those in need and an unwavering faith in God. She will truly be missed by all who she has touched throughout her life.

A Celebration of Life has been postponed at this time. Services will be announced at a later date.

In lieu of flowers, contributions can be made to The Natalie Kindrick Memorial Fund at https://www.gofundme.com/f/natalie-kindrick-memorial-fund for the benefit of her children.