Ms. Natalie Broadway

June 25, 1959 - September 21, 2021

Natalie Broadway, 62, gained her wings on September 21st 2021. God called his angel home. Natalie was one of kind and made an impact on anyone in her presence. In her honor, the ones who love her will celebrate her life with peace and joy, remember her loving spirit, and cherish the memories we have of her. Natalie was her birth name but she was affectionally called Nat, Broadway, Aunt Nat, or NaNa by her grandkids. She was born on June 25th, 1959 to Mazola Hudson and Jessie Broadway in Baltimore. Natalie graduated from Northern high school in 1977 and went on to study cosmetology at Ron Thomas Cosmetology school. She was a talented hair stylist and could corn row like nobody’s business. Her desire to care for others led her to a career in healthcare. She became a medication technician in 2009 and worked as a live-in caregiver for several assisted living facilities in Maryland. Caring for others was what she did until her last days. She loved life, laughing, family, food and fun. She loved to look her best. She loved a high heel shoe for any and every occasion even just going to the grocery store. Natalie excelled at uplifting her family and supporting them through the many trials and tribulations of life. Whether that was a phone call, dinner, or just her company, she would do anything for the people she loved. She always smiled through adversity and dreamt big. She made it her mission to stay connected in the lives of the ones she loved. Her family is what she was most passionate about. She would always try her best to keep the family together and loved being with them. She loved us all and always made sure we knew it. We will miss her greatly. Natalie loved her children, and will reunite with her son Kenneth Burley (Bam Bam) and daughter Natasha McCallum. She is survived by her daughter Natanya Broadway. She was a proud NaNa to three grandsons and three granddaughters: Davy Patterson Jr, Dellvontay Muldrow (TJ), Kenzo Morgan, Noelle Logan (Noe Noe), Tylasia Burley, and Nyasha McCallum, and a great-grandson Devyn McCallum. She is also survived by four brothers Farese Prioleau (Skip), Mark Broadway, Curtis Broadway, and Gregory Broadway. Natalie also had nieces, nephews, great nieces, and great nephews who she adored and they adored her. Natalie has left the everlasting gift of her memory. We thank her for sharing her fruitful spirit with the world and making a one-of-a-kind impression on us all. She can rest peacefully knowing she is loved and will forever live on in the hearts of those who loved her in return. We say farewell to her physical being, but she leaves with us with the spirit of her laugh, kindness, joy, humor and love. We love you and may your soul rest eternally.