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Koltchak, Parker Lily


Parker Koltchak, 15—Windsor Terrace, Brooklyn
Parker Lily Koltchak, 15, left us unexpectedly on November 10, 2017.  The beloved daughter of Deborah Capone and  Alexander Koltchak was born at New York University Hospital and lived in Brooklyn her entire life. She was a sophomore at Oldfields School in Maryland.
Parker was the loved and admired older sister of Rory and Hudson Koltchak; cherished granddaughter of Louis and Gale Capone of Port Jefferson, Long Island, and Françoise Von Dwingelo, of Seattle, WA; dear niece of Nicole Capone, Kim Heriza, Bruce Pfeifer, Sophie and Emmett Pritchard, and Marie Koltchak; fun-loving cousin of James and Jordyn Capone; Kaitlyn and Jake Pfeifer, Celeste Pritchard and Cooper Py; and a great friend to many.
Parker will be remembered as lightening in a bottle—brimming with creative energy and brilliant promise. Whether she was playing the ukulele, writing poetry, performing on stage, or simply drawing, her artist spirit was undeniable. Parker loved the ocean—Montauk and Fire Island especially—and was always up for adventure. At the same time, she was just as passionate about social causes. Her steadfast belief in human rights as well as her bravery in the face of personal trials will not be forgotten.
Wake Details:
Tuesday, November 14th
Scotto Funeral Home
106 First Place (@ Court Street)
Brooklyn, NY 11231
2 to 5 pm: Viewing (open-casket)
7 to 9 pm: Viewing (closed-casket)
Wednesday, November 15th
Warehouse Studios, 3905 2nd Avenue, 2nd Floor (buzz 02 call), Brooklyn, NY 11232
2 to 5 pm – Visiting hours
5 to 9 pm – Visiting and a Remembrance
The Remembrance portion will include opportunities for Parker’s family and friends to share stories, sing, play music or read poetry.  This is not a traditional service, this will be a relaxed atmosphere in which we can remember Parker and all of the things she loved. Free feel to bring photos or momentos to share.
In lieu of flowers, donations can be made in Parker’s name to The Lieber Institute for Brain Development. The Lieber Institute was conceived from the realization that a new approach is needed to help affected individuals and their families. According to the World Health Organization, four of the ten most disabling diseases of world societies are psychiatric. Please visit https://www.libd.org.

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4 Responses

  1. Wanted to send our deepest sympathies to you and your family
    at this most difficult time. Grace Vernarelli is my daughter
    who goes to Oldfields and is a day student . Grace always talked about how sweet
    Parker was and talented . Grace had just seen her preform at Oldfields in the play They
    in some classes last year but not this year but Grace
    spoke of how nice she was and I would see Parker when I dropped off Grace.
    I will always remember Parkers beautiful smile and the energy that
    surrounded her . I sat with you one parents visitation day
    last year and we talked over coffee . I remember how excited we were that the girls
    met. I just want you to know that we will miss
    Parker terribly and she will remain in our hearts .
    The Oldfields community is always here for you and your family . We will be praying for
    healing for you and your family
    Jennifer Grace and Grace Vernarelli

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