Nathalie Halversen

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Nathalie Helena Hatfield Halversen 
April 10, 1924 ~ January 25, 2014 
 
Born in Omaha, Nebraska on April 10, 1924, Nathalie lived to almost 90 years old. Her children always thought she would survive to see 100 years. Recovering from a broken hip and arm, she had a decline in her health on January 24th and was transferred to John Muir Emergency room only to survive another 12 hours. Her husband, Richard Franklin Hanson, was with her all of the preceding day and the local family gathered at the hospital the night before her passing to say goodbye. Two daughters, Brenda Halverson living in Australia and Juli Mabey living in Utah, were able to communicate with her via Skype. Four of her children who lived near her, Carol Malin, Gloria Halverson, Steve Halverson and JoAnn Jai Selland were with her as she took her last breath at 1:20AM on January 25th. Nathalie was awake and lucid until just before her passing. 
Nathalie moved to Utah in her early years. She grew up in Bingham Canyon, which she talked about a lot in her later years. She was challenged in her childhood with illness and a difficult relationship with her father, Albert Slemons Hatfield. Her mother, Ida Marie Zbinden Hatfield Beck ran a boarding facility in Bingham Canyon and married one of the tenants, Ed Beck, following her divorce from Albert Slemons. Ed Beck was an important figure in Nathalies life, supporting her in education and self esteem. 
While in Nursing School, Nathalie met Clair Halverson. When they decided to marry, they eloped to Elko Nevada. Clair, having lied about his age to serve in the military, was not yet 21 and needed permission to marry. When advised of this, he had a friend send a telegram giving the parental consent and Nathalie and Clair were married on September 20, 1946. The Nursing School Nathalie attended would not allow students to marry so the marriage was kept secret until Moms graduation as a Registered Nurse in December 1946. When Nathalie introduced her new husband to her family for the first time they scoffed and said, "It will never last." They were wrong. 
During early years of the marriage, Nathalie and Clair moved many times as Clairs career in Radio and Television advanced. Seven children were born in various cities during this time. Clair fell in love with San Francisco in 1958 and the family settled in California. Nathalie worked as a nurse for 40 years in various facilities, including Mt Diablo Hospital, Alamo Medical Group with Dr. Zaharias, Dr. Weigel, and Dr. Knowles, and later in Pleasant Hill with pediatrician, Dr. Fine. As a result of her nursing and bearing seven children, she suffered back injuries and underwent three surgeries but suffered chronic back pain for the rest of her life 
Her children remember their upbringing as a relaxed environment always filled with a lot of love. 
Nathalie always loved jigsaw puzzles, playing cards and board games. She enjoyed bowling and was a sports fan. Baseball was her passion. Not willing to miss a game, Nathalie frequently watched the Oakland As games on television while listening to the Giants game on the radio, lying on the couch with a Mr. Goodbar or Peanut M&Ms on her lap. 
Nathalie had an abiding love of poetry and recited poems as a student at school and through her years as a mother and grandmother. Even with her diminishing memory in later years, she could still recite many poems by heart. She also loved County and Western music and sang along with all the old songs. 
Always crocheting, she made afghan blankets for each of her children and grandchildren as they graduated from high school and in later years crocheted edging to fleece blankets. She also enjoyed crafts such as beading and rock painting and organized many projects to do with her grandchildren. She loved Christmas ornaments and collected Santa Claus figurines that she kept on display all year. 
She loved chocolate. Holidays were always celebrated with batches of her famous fudge and in her later years she wanted to make sure her children, grandchildren and great children knew how to make it. 
One of the saddest things Nathalie and Clair had to face was the loss of a daughter, Patrice Gail Halverson Randall at the young age of 24. It is a comfort to her family to know that Nathalie is with her now. 
After retirement, Nathalie and Clair established winter residence as snowbirds in El Centro in Southern California. It was there that Clair died of a stroke. 
There, she met Richard Franklin Hanson who had also lost his wife. Nathalie, age 73, and Richard, age 81, were married in Laughlin Nevada. Having again eloped to be married, the family, especially Nathalies eldest daughter, Cali, was dismayed to not have a family celebration and wedding. 
Nathalie and Richard traveled extensively during the early years of their marriage. There were many road trips as well as a trip to visit Nathalies daughter, Brenda Halverson Bruce in Australia. 
After living in El Centro for many years, they relocated to Walnut Creek so they could be closer to our family as Mom faced health challenges. They were together for 17 years until her death. 
Nathalies children consider Richard to be an amazing man wise, generous, and a wonderful caregiver. They are so pleased that he became a part of their family. 
Baptized into the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints as a young girl, Nathalie remained connected to her faith all her life. 
Feisty and fun loving her whole life, Nathalie was frustrated in her latter years by her physical and mental limitations. The family is sad to be saying goodbye to her but know she is now in a happier, healthier and more peaceful place. 
A service was held at Oak Park Hills Mortuary in Walnut Creek on February 1, 2014. She was laid to rest at a graveside ceremony on February 8, next to Clair, in Salt Lake City, Utah. 





Funeral Service
Thursday, January 1, 1970
12:00 am

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