Allison Mary McGoldrick

Allison McGoldrick, 54, of Bronx, New York, died in April 2025 from heart disease.

Allison was born on July 16, 1970, to William McGoldrick and Pauline Nolan. She was raised in the Bronx and attended St. Catharine Academy. She earned a BA in psychology and sociology and then pursued a masters in art history from the State University of New York at Buffalo. Allison spent much of her career on Wall Street as a foreign exchange trader.

Allison was a caring older sister who freely gave love and support to her brother and sister and her nieces and nephews. She was a generous friend and a selfless person. Allison was as brilliant and interesting as she was kind and loyal - a deep thinker who wore her heart on her sleeve.

A lifelong learner, she was a student of history (she particularly loved art history and Irish history) and was always on the hunt for a new book. She loved photography, cooking, cinema, music, and the Buffalo Bills. She enjoyed intellectual conversations and was always up for a good debate, whether on history or current events.

She will be missed by her brother John Nolan, her sister Jackie Black, and their families, by many cousins and other relatives, by former colleagues and classmates, and by her many friends across the world.