Cathleen Eve "Cathy" Troisi

It´s been a year, it seems like yesterday. I still can´t comprehend that you are no longer here with us. Miss you greatly. I know you were at Miss A´s two graduations from Cornell University. Proud as ever! Love your sissy.

We were so shocked to hear of Cathy's passing. May the many wonderful memories you have bring you some comfort at this difficult time. Cathy and I were friends from our Fredonia "era".

I will miss volunteering with Cathy at the Boston Marathon Expo.

My deepest sympathy to Cathy´s family. I met her at the Boston marathon expo years ago. We volunteered together every year. She was generous, kind, sweet, one of a kind. An inspiration for all of us. The last text message we exchanged was about seeing each other in April in Boston. Rest and run in Peace, Cathy.

I am so sad to hear about Cathy's passing. She was a great lady and such a supporter of women's running. Her daughter, Kim, was a wonderful runner and athlete for Mynderse Academy girls' distance runners. I know Cathy impacted the running community wherever she would be. Run on Cathy!

Yes I know how to spell God.

I am so sorry. My heart goes out to you and your family. Good Bless you!

To the family of Cathy Troisi, I am so very sorry for your loss. You have my deepest sympathy and my prayers. I met Cathy in 1999 at a running camp in Lake Tahoe. We formed a bond almost instantly that has lasted 24 years. She is a part of so many of my happiest memories from summers and Marathons in Lake Tahoe. Time spent with Cathy was not just good, it was an adventure :). My life was enriched and I am so thankful for each and every adventure she orchestrated. I loved following her...

Best of neighbors in the 70´s..even crafted "MEGAN" in the snow when our daughter was born at home. Cathy was a devoted runner and tireless cancer fund raiser. Always in our hearts and forever with Kimi. Love from David and Marsha Fleming and Meg Deming