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Theora Ward
March 8, 2011
I met Cathy when she attended my yoga classes at the Fletcher Allen Hospital. I so enjoyed knowing her and experiencing her wonderful sense of life. Her presence in our class was both inspiring and fun. I think of her enthusiasm for her trip to Italy and her thoughtfulness in sharing many details of the trip with me. Her spirit has enriched my life and I am grateful to have known her.
Kelly Bishop
February 22, 2011
Cathy was one of my best friends and confidants during my tenure with Evergreen/Banknorth/TD. Even after we parted ways, she was such a source of strength and encouragement for me as she battled this horribly undeserved disease. I hadn't seen her in a couple years but I know I will always remember her smile and perky flip of her head when she laughed. I'll be looking for her on resurrection morning.
Alan Day
February 21, 2011
Good bye my friend; you are now free of the evil disease that took you from us. I shall always remember your warm smile, willingness to help me and others in TD, your sense of humor, and professionalism.
Laurie Reilly
February 21, 2011
Cathy was part of our TD Bank family. She was truly an inspiration to us all. She fought this nasty disease with such dignity and always had a positive attitude. It was always a pleasure to have conversations with her. She truly will be missed. My thoughts and prayers are with her family and friends.
February 18, 2011
February 18, 2011
I worked out at the same center as Cathy. I barely knew her, but always enjoyed the few moments before or after our class when we'd talk. She was high on life, smart, interesting and incredibly positive. When she learned of her cancer, she was truly an inspiration. She had a remarkable gift of making others feel great, even as she was fighting for her life. I am very sorry I didn't get to know Cathy better. I'm sure she will be greatly missed. There is a huge void where she once stood to work out.
Andrea White, Fairfax, VT
Bill Pelletier
February 18, 2011
I had the privelidge to work with Cathy for several years in the tax department at TD. She was true to herself and one of the most genuine people I've ever met. Although I havent seen her in almost two years, I know she faced her illness with dignity, grace and her usual high-spiritedness. My prayers go out to her family and all those who feel the loss of her presence.
Vickie Trombly
February 17, 2011
I had the pleasure to work for Catherine while she was ill. I am happy that I got to know her, she was definitely a true inspiration and will be deeply missed. My thoughts and prayers go out to her family..
February 16, 2011
Charlie and family...I am so sorry for your great loss..our prayers are with you all....Herbie
Julie Smith
February 16, 2011
Cathy was more than an inspiration to others, she was a remarkable human being whom I admired for her strength and passion. I am honored to have known her during her years at TD Bank.
Julie Smith
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