Charlotte Villarreal- Natale went to be with her Heavenly Father on Wednesday, April 4, 2018, ­­ after a long battle with Pulmonary Fibrosis lung disease. Charlotte dedicated over 50 years to advocating for migrant children and human and civil rights. Her passion for advocacy began after losing her first-born daughter to a devastating accident at the Marsing Labor Camp in 1966. She began working with Idaho Farm Workers, Inc. in 1967 providing services to migrant children. At the time of her death, she continued to represent Head Start migrant children by serving on the Board of Trustees at CC Idaho. Charlotte was employed with CC Idaho administration for many years in Migrant Head Start as well as completing many Federal Reviews for Region 12 Head Start on the federal level. She moved to Ohio in 1990 to develop the Migrant Head Start Program for Texas Migrant Council and moved back to Idaho in 1996. She served on WICAP and CC Idaho Head Start Policy Councils as a community representative. She was employed with the local Marsing School District in 2000 until 2010 administrating federal programs including but not limited to Migrant education, Limited English Program, Title I, and USDA food service; where she succeeded in bringing additional programs for migrant and low-income children of the district. She  received a 50-year Recognition Award from CC Idaho for her tremendous advocacy commitment within the farm working community. It was an honor to have her on CC Idaho’s team.