Natalie Barbour Obituary in Steelton at Major H. Winfield Funeral Home

Obituary For Natalie Barbour

Natalie Pauline Barbour, 53, of Harrisburg, transitioned into eternal life on Monday, December 7, 2020 at Lehigh Valley Burn Center in Allentown, PA. She was born in Harrisburg, daughter of the late James Barbour and the late Willa Mae (Fisher Barbour) Freeland. Natalie was the youngest of five children. Natalie was educated in the Harrisburg School District and was a member of McLamb Memorial Church of the Living God, under the Leadership of her aunt, Elder Elista Waters. She worked various Warehouse & Army Depot Jobs, Housekeeping/Nursing Aid Jobs, including the Concession stands at the Pennsylvania Farm Show Complex. Natalie loved to go on shopping trips with her cousins, Kathy Waters and Raquel Perez “Mama”. She loved seafood and would often get together with Kathy and her children to throw a seafood bash. She loved making funny videos singing and joking with her family. She was the life of all the family gatherings cutting up along with her comedian partner and cousin, Nia Ray. They would have you laughing until your stomach would hurt! One thing you could always count on from Natalie was a good laugh and a good time! She was a friendly, beautiful woman inside and outside with a big beautiful smile. She loved dancing around in Church Praising God with all her heart. Natatlie loved her grandchildren very much. She was very close to her oldest granddaughter, Jal’layiah Burhannan. Jal’Layiah would spend time with and helped take care of her grandmom. She leaves to celebrate her life and memories of her, her cherished children, Rikitta Burhannan, Barry Williamson and Nayquan Purdy; her eight grandchildren, Ja’Layiah, Dá’Jour and Ziy´on Burhannan, Sev´yana and Sánai Coatney, Zoey, Benita and Shir´Nat Williamson; her siblings Reverend Anita

Blackston, Darnell Blackstone and Lisa King (Vernon) of Harrisburg PA and Tracey Sutton of Atlanta GA.; her maternal munt’s, Elder Elista P. Waters and Carol McLamb-Bair; her uncle, Ernest T. Fisher (Brenda) and a host of nieces, nephews, cousins, Church family and friends. Natalie’s life will be celebrated in the Sanctuary of her Church, McLamb Memorial Church of the Living God, 5 N. 25th Street, Harrisburg PA 17103 on Tuesday December 15, 2020, viewing a public viewing from 10:00 a.m. until 11:00 a.m. with a private service for her family at 11:00 a.m. and burial at Harrisburg East Cemetery, 2260 Herr St. Harrisburg PA. Arrangements are entrusted to the Ministry of Comfort of Major H. Winfield Funeral Home, Steelton, PA and Live Streaming of the service will be available on Major H. Winfield Funeral Home’s YouTube page. CDC and COVID-19 Guidelines will be observed and mandated with face masks and six feet social distancing are required for all attendees. (NO EXCEPTIONS)

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Natalie I miss you sister so much, I will never forget you❤️ all the memories, you're in my heart forever baby sis 🕊️❤️ Love your sister NeNe

R.I.P NATALIE. GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN. ANTOINE BLACK. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏❤🌹

PRAYERS,FROM DENISE SAUNDERS

May our Heavenly Father be with your family in their time of need.

To Lisa and Family, may you find strength and peace during this time of healing. Natalie was very personable and she had a wonderful spirit. May she finally rest in peace. S. Ogden

To my dear cousin, Natalie,
Some of my fondest memories were with you on Emerald Street. We shared some great times with Uncle James (my uncle with the good hair), my beautiful Aunt Willa Mae, and fabulous cousins, Lisa, Nene, Tracy, Kathy, Butchie, Jimmy and Chucky. I'll never forgot all the Easter pieces we had to memorize and recite at church...one person after another person after another.....by then, Grandpop Pop Henry would be sleeping.
I'll always remember your infectious smile and hearing you and Wink saying Hey Goodlookin! Rest In Peace my beautiful cousin! Kiss all of our love ones who greeted you with open arms. I know there is a shouting going on in heaven being led by our grandmother, Pauline, AKA Polly. Love you so much.

My dear cousin Nat...as we affectionately called SHAPE...I will miss your humor and candor....you were genuine....Mclamb crew will never be the same...RIP......Cuzzin MEL

My thoughts and prayers to the family.

I miss you cousin! Life will not be the same without you but I know God needed you more...Rest in heaven! I love & miss you, Cousin Wink

I can't put into words all of the laughs that you made me do , this is truly unbelievable, from the first time we met until the last time I saw you it was always love and laughter, Rip Queen now you can perform in Gods Kingdom

My dear cousin I trust in the lord that you are at peace & that's what comforts me along with the memories we made...Please kiss my sweet Aunt Willa Mae for me & my Grandmothers Rose & Carrie. I love you Shuga plum

Your Family Misses You Already Niecey! Rest In Heaven Sweetie! Love You Nat! Auntie Carol McLamb-Bair

Tracey my thoughts and prayers are with with you and your family.

Our staff will continue to keep your family in our prayers. We thank you for allowing us to serve your family.

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