The Cronulla Sharks are saddened to hear of the passing of long term fan Nat Peek during the week.
Born with Cerebral Palsy, Nat found solace in watching her beloved Cronulla Sharks with attending Sharks matches being some of her happiest moments.
Suffering with her health in the past 12 months, it was fitting that the last time Nat was in fact able to leave her hospital bed was to attend a Sharks match in 2015 where she was given a tour of the dressing sheds post-match, and being able to meet the players.
Some of the many fond memories which the Cronulla Sharks will hold of Nat range from times spent with former ground announcer Glenn Wheeler to former player Ben Ross to being a part of the official coin toss.
However, what may be the most cherished moment for the Club was when Nat was able to celebrate her 21st birthday at the Club and with members of the Sharks playing squad in attendance.
Along with honouring the life of Ron Massey, the Sharks will wear black armbands in Friday night's Preliminary Final clash in memory of Nat.
We farewell one of the most special Sharks fans and our thoughts go out to Nat Peek’s family at this time.
Funeral Details – Tuesday, September 27
Service at Holy Family Menai – Midday
