1950
Ursula
2024
Ursula Tidwell
May 29, 1950 — December 2, 2024
With profound sadness, we announce the peaceful passing of Ursula Marie Tidwell (Kozinski), 74, a beloved mother, grandmother, wife, and friend, who departed this world on December 2
nd
, 2024. Ursula was born on May 29
th
, 1950, in Chicago IL. She was a devoted wife for 53 years to Bill Tidwell. She was a beloved mother to Holly Taritas (Nik), and a loving grandmother to Noah (19) and Hope (16). She is the beloved older sister of Rick Kozinski (Jackie), Pam Liebig (Tom), Thomas Kozinski (Darlene) and Robert Kozinski (Ilcia). Many nieces and nephews.
Ursula's life was defined by her unwavering love and devotion to her family. Every moment of her journey was marked by her selfless dedication, her warm embrace, and her extraordinary capacity to love unconditionally. Her family was not just her greatest joy, but the very center of her existence. She cherished her daughter and grandchildren and wrote in her memoir how proud she was of all of them.
Throughout her life, Ursula's love was a beacon of warmth and comfort. She lived each day with the singular purpose of nurturing, supporting, and celebrating her loved ones, and her husband, children and grandchildren were her most treasured gifts. Those who knew Ursula understood that her heart beat strongest when her family was together.
Even in her final moments, Ursula's thoughts were of her family—her greatest legacy. She leaves behind a profound testament to the power of familial love and faith.
Ursula’s legacy of love and faith will live on in our hearts.
“I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith.”
2 Timothy 4:7 NIV
Ursula's life was defined by her unwavering love and devotion to her family. Every moment of her journey was marked by her selfless dedication, her warm embrace, and her extraordinary capacity to love unconditionally. Her family was not just her greatest joy, but the very center of her existence. She cherished her daughter and grandchildren and wrote in her memoir how proud she was of all of them.
Throughout her life, Ursula's love was a beacon of warmth and comfort. She lived each day with the singular purpose of nurturing, supporting, and celebrating her loved ones, and her husband, children and grandchildren were her most treasured gifts. Those who knew Ursula understood that her heart beat strongest when her family was together.
Even in her final moments, Ursula's thoughts were of her family—her greatest legacy. She leaves behind a profound testament to the power of familial love and faith.
Ursula’s legacy of love and faith will live on in our hearts.
“I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith.”
2 Timothy 4:7 NIV
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