Natalie Deutz, 88, longtime resident of New York City died October 28th in St. Petersburg, FL. She was born in Plymouth, MA and was a buyer for Filene's and a model in Boston before moving to New York. She was vice president and national director of the Barbizon School of Fashion before retiring in 1982. She had appeared in Who's Who of American Women. A member of both SAG and AFTRA, she appeared in numerous movies and TV shows including Moonstruck, Crocodile Dundee, Six Degrees of Separation, Fatal Attraction, Saturday Night Live, The Sopranos and Sex in the City. She is preceded in death by her beloved husband Arthur. To her many friends and close business associates, Natalie was known as "the Silver Fox" and once you met her you soon knew why – she was slim and trim, possessed a lustrous white mane, radiated with self confidence, and had boundless energy that carried over into everything she did. Survivors include her cousin, Hiram Wolf, Centerville, MA., a godson James Gordon of Pasadena CA and many friends.
Natalie Deutz, 88, longtime resident of New York City died October 28th in St. Petersburg, FL. She was born in Plymouth, MA and was a buyer for Filene's and a model in Boston before moving to New York. She was vice president and national director of the Barbizon School of Fashion before retiring in 1982. She had appeared in Who's Who of American Women. A member of both SAG and AFTRA, she appeared in numerous movies and TV shows including Moonstruck, Crocodile Dundee, Six Degrees of Separation, Fatal Attraction, Saturday Night Live, The Sopranos and Sex in the City. She is preceded in death by her beloved husband Arthur. To her many friends and close business associates, Natalie was known as "the Silver Fox" and once you met her you soon knew why – she was slim and trim, possessed a lustrous white mane, radiated with self confidence, and had boundless energy that carried over into everything she did. Survivors include her cousin, Hiram Wolf, Centerville, MA., a godson James Gordon of Pasadena CA and many friends.
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