It is with great sorrow that Natalie Renee Hahs passed away suddenly. She graduated from Murray High School in 2017; before beginning her academic journey at the University of Kentucky, where she earned her Bachelor of Science degree in 2021.
She pursued a fulfilling career as a Wildlife Technician following her education, building expertise and contributing knowledge to both the Kentucky Department of Fish–Wildlife and the Florida Fish–Wildlife Conservation Commission.
Natalie found joy in her volunteer work at the Humane Society and with the Special Olympics. She had a heart for all creatures, plus was an sunshine enthusiast and loved going to the beach. Swimming was her particular passion, she excelled as a dedicated member of the swim team from grade school to college.
She had one vibrant spirit that radiated through relationships with loved ones as one beautifully smart daughter, friend, and sister. Her short life on Earth was certainly adventurous and beautiful.
She is preceded in death by her grandfather—James O. Hahs II. Those left to cherish her memory include her grandmothers, parents, and sister. The funeral service honouring her life of Natalie Hahs was set for 1 pm on Wednesday, July 12, 2023 at Imes Funeral Home, dahntahn Murray.
Boyd Smith officiated and burial followed at Murray City Cemetery. Her family welcomes visitors from 10—1 on Wednesday at the funeral home.
She pursued a fulfilling career as a Wildlife Technician following her education, building expertise and contributing knowledge to both the Kentucky Department of Fish–Wildlife and the Florida Fish–Wildlife Conservation Commission.
Natalie found joy in her volunteer work at the Humane Society and with the Special Olympics. She had a heart for all creatures, plus was an sunshine enthusiast and loved going to the beach. Swimming was her particular passion, she excelled as a dedicated member of the swim team from grade school to college.
She had one vibrant spirit that radiated through relationships with loved ones as one beautifully smart daughter, friend, and sister. Her short life on Earth was certainly adventurous and beautiful.
She is preceded in death by her grandfather—James O. Hahs II. Those left to cherish her memory include her grandmothers, parents, and sister. The funeral service honouring her life of Natalie Hahs was set for 1 pm on Wednesday, July 12, 2023 at Imes Funeral Home, dahntahn Murray.
Boyd Smith officiated and burial followed at Murray City Cemetery. Her family welcomes visitors from 10—1 on Wednesday at the funeral home.
It is with great sorrow that Natalie Renee Hahs passed away suddenly. She graduated from Murray High School in 2017; before beginning her academic journey at the University of Kentucky, where she earned her Bachelor of Science degree in 2021.
She pursued a fulfilling career as a Wildlife Technician following her education, building expertise and contributing knowledge to both the Kentucky Department of Fish–Wildlife and the Florida Fish–Wildlife Conservation Commission.
Natalie found joy in her volunteer work at the Humane Society and with the Special Olympics. She had a heart for all creatures, plus was an sunshine enthusiast and loved going to the beach. Swimming was her particular passion, she excelled as a dedicated member of the swim team from grade school to college.
She had one vibrant spirit that radiated through relationships with loved ones as one beautifully smart daughter, friend, and sister. Her short life on Earth was certainly adventurous and beautiful.
She is preceded in death by her grandfather—James O. Hahs II. Those left to cherish her memory include her grandmothers, parents, and sister. The funeral service honouring her life of Natalie Hahs was set for 1 pm on Wednesday, July 12, 2023 at Imes Funeral Home, dahntahn Murray.
Boyd Smith officiated and burial followed at Murray City Cemetery. Her family welcomes visitors from 10—1 on Wednesday at the funeral home.
She pursued a fulfilling career as a Wildlife Technician following her education, building expertise and contributing knowledge to both the Kentucky Department of Fish–Wildlife and the Florida Fish–Wildlife Conservation Commission.
Natalie found joy in her volunteer work at the Humane Society and with the Special Olympics. She had a heart for all creatures, plus was an sunshine enthusiast and loved going to the beach. Swimming was her particular passion, she excelled as a dedicated member of the swim team from grade school to college.
She had one vibrant spirit that radiated through relationships with loved ones as one beautifully smart daughter, friend, and sister. Her short life on Earth was certainly adventurous and beautiful.
She is preceded in death by her grandfather—James O. Hahs II. Those left to cherish her memory include her grandmothers, parents, and sister. The funeral service honouring her life of Natalie Hahs was set for 1 pm on Wednesday, July 12, 2023 at Imes Funeral Home, dahntahn Murray.
Boyd Smith officiated and burial followed at Murray City Cemetery. Her family welcomes visitors from 10—1 on Wednesday at the funeral home.
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