Tatiana’s legacy lives on not only in her published work including her award-winning book Inconspicuous Consumption that won the Rachel Carson Environment Book Award and continues inspiring readers to think differently about their environmental impact, and in her journalism that appeared in The New York Times, The Atlantic, The Washington Post, and other prestigious publications where her voice enriched important conversations about our shared planet, but more importantly in the love she shared with George and their children, in the memories held by her parents and siblings who witnessed her extraordinary grace under impossible circumstances, in the example she set of living purposefully and speaking truthfully even when facing profound challenges, and in the countless people inspired by her courage to cherish relationships, express gratitude, support medical research and bone marrow donation, and recognize that meaning comes not from the length of our days but from the depth of our connections and the positive impact we have on others and our shared world, lessons her family including Caroline Kennedy will carry forward as they honor her memory and ensure her children grow up knowing the remarkable woman who was their mother, a woman who faced the greatest challenge with grace, love, and unwavering commitment to what matters most in life.”
