Natalina Viscusi

Natalina "Natalie" Viscusi, 74, of Landisville, PA, passed away unexpectedly at home on Monday, October 19, 2026. Born October 5, 1952, in Clairton, PA, she was the daughter of Michael Viscusi and Philomena (Assenti) Viscusi.

Natalie is survived by her son, Robert (Bobby) C. Coleman II of Clairton, PA; her daughter, Jennifer Coleman and her fiancé, Ted Hileman, of Lancaster, PA; her grandchildren, Olivia, Lucas, and Brendan Vasko of Lancaster, PA; Linda Vereb of Monaca, PA; and step-grandson, Austin Hileman, of Dauphin, PA.

If you knew Natalie, you knew there was nothing quiet about her, and that's exactly how everyone loved her. She was loud, funny, a little silly, and never afraid to be herself. She had a habit of referring to herself in the third person, a tendency to giggle at the smallest things, and a laugh that was impossible to mistake for anyone else. Jennifer could always find her mom in a crowded room just by listening for it. Natalie didn't have to try to make people smile. More often than not, she was simply being herself.

For all her silliness, Natalie had an enormous heart. She loved her family fiercely, and her children and grandchildren were the center of her world. She was proud to be Mom and Nana, and she made sure they knew just how much they meant to her. She was the person who would help however she could, whenever she could, without expecting anything in return. Whether someone needed a hand, a little encouragement, or just their Mom, Natalie was there.

Having her close by was something Jennifer and her children cherished. With Mom and Nana just a mile down the road, she was part of their everyday lives, not just the holidays and special occasions. She was someone they could count on through the difficult times and someone they wanted beside them for the happy ones. So much of what made her special was in those ordinary moments, the little things she did without thinking twice because taking care of the people she loved came so naturally to her.

Natalie also knew how to enjoy life and the people who shared it with her. She treasured her friendships, including those she made with her neighbors at the Landisville apartments, and loved spending time in good company. She was outgoing, warm, and full of personality, but she was also deeply considerate of others. Even when she was dealing with difficulties of her own, she made an effort to treat everyone she met with kindness and respect. Whatever kind of day she was having, she never wanted it to take away from the way she treated someone else.

There is so much her family will miss. Her visits, her phone calls, her funny little habits, and the familiar comfort of knowing she was never far away. They'll miss the everyday moments but most of all they'll miss their Mom and Nana, who loved them so completely and made sure they felt that love every day.

A visitation will be held on Thursday, October 22, 2026, from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. at Charles F. Snyder Funeral Home, 3110 Lititz Pike, Lititz, PA.

Natalina loved flowers, and her family knows she would have loved seeing them enjoyed in her memory. Those wishing to honor her may send flowers or make a memorial contribution to Schreiber Center for Pediatric Development, 625 Community Way, Lancaster, PA 17603, or online at www.schreiberpediatric.org.