Born June 7, 1916 Duluth. Died March 25, 2008 Minneapolis. Preceded in death by her husband and collaborator of 69 years, Mort. Survived by daughters Harriet (Bruce) Bart and Tammy Farace, grandchildren Bradley (Susan), Eden (Paul), and Gavin (Caprice), and great grandchildren Lea, Aliza, Ellen, Nina, and Nathan. Natalie was a no-nonsense woman of practicality. Raised in the depression, she knew the value of both hard work and generosity. She never sought recognition for her own accomplishments; she instead preferred to push others to reach their potential. She enjoyed drama and fashion design, was a skilled seamstress, and had a knack for bargain shopping. Natalie used money saved from coupon shopping to help establish a market for residents of a local assisted living facility. She used her problem solving skills to advise her family and assist Mort who was blinded in mid-life. A stoic, she was neither a lullaby nor a storm; she was not afraid to share her opinions until dementia stole them away.
Morton Levine and Natalie Davis were married on December 13, 1938.
1940 Duluth, St. Louis, MN Census:
Thomas Davis 52
Eva Davis 47 yrs, Female
Paul Davis 26 yrs, Male
Natalie Davis 23 yrs, Female
Francis Davis 21 yrs, Female
Melvin Davis 16 yrs, Male
Stanley Davis 14 yrs, Male
Gerome Davis 10 yrs, Male
Patricia Davis 6 yrs, Female
Shirley Davis 5 yrs, Female
Morton Levine and Natalie Davis were married on December 13, 1938.
1940 Duluth, St. Louis, MN Census:
Thomas Davis 52
Eva Davis 47 yrs, Female
Paul Davis 26 yrs, Male
Natalie Davis 23 yrs, Female
Francis Davis 21 yrs, Female
Melvin Davis 16 yrs, Male
Stanley Davis 14 yrs, Male
Gerome Davis 10 yrs, Male
Patricia Davis 6 yrs, Female
Shirley Davis 5 yrs, Female
Born June 7, 1916 Duluth. Died March 25, 2008 Minneapolis. Preceded in death by her husband and collaborator of 69 years, Mort. Survived by daughters Harriet (Bruce) Bart and Tammy Farace, grandchildren Bradley (Susan), Eden (Paul), and Gavin (Caprice), and great grandchildren Lea, Aliza, Ellen, Nina, and Nathan. Natalie was a no-nonsense woman of practicality. Raised in the depression, she knew the value of both hard work and generosity. She never sought recognition for her own accomplishments; she instead preferred to push others to reach their potential. She enjoyed drama and fashion design, was a skilled seamstress, and had a knack for bargain shopping. Natalie used money saved from coupon shopping to help establish a market for residents of a local assisted living facility. She used her problem solving skills to advise her family and assist Mort who was blinded in mid-life. A stoic, she was neither a lullaby nor a storm; she was not afraid to share her opinions until dementia stole them away.
Morton Levine and Natalie Davis were married on December 13, 1938.
1940 Duluth, St. Louis, MN Census:
Thomas Davis 52
Eva Davis 47 yrs, Female
Paul Davis 26 yrs, Male
Natalie Davis 23 yrs, Female
Francis Davis 21 yrs, Female
Melvin Davis 16 yrs, Male
Stanley Davis 14 yrs, Male
Gerome Davis 10 yrs, Male
Patricia Davis 6 yrs, Female
Shirley Davis 5 yrs, Female
Morton Levine and Natalie Davis were married on December 13, 1938.
1940 Duluth, St. Louis, MN Census:
Thomas Davis 52
Eva Davis 47 yrs, Female
Paul Davis 26 yrs, Male
Natalie Davis 23 yrs, Female
Francis Davis 21 yrs, Female
Melvin Davis 16 yrs, Male
Stanley Davis 14 yrs, Male
Gerome Davis 10 yrs, Male
Patricia Davis 6 yrs, Female
Shirley Davis 5 yrs, Female
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