Elisabeth Mansfield, owner of Mansfield Commercial Real Estate and resident of the Town of Goshen for 34 years, passed away on Sept. 30, surrounded by her lovin

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GOSHEN—Elisabeth Mansfield, owner of Mansfield Commercial Real Estate and resident of the Town of Goshen for 34 years, passed away on Sept. 30, surrounded by her loving family at the age of 67 after a battle with cancer. Born on April 7, 1956, to Mary (née Charrot) and Charlie Mansfield, she was the fifth of six children raised at the family home in Garden City.

Mansfield attended Boston College, where she met many dear and lifelong friends. She started her career at CBS Television Network in Manhattan doing accounting and financial planning, while attending night school and earning her MBA at Fordham University. She then worked at Cushman & Wakefield until relocating “upstate” to Goshen. She worked at McBride Corporate Real Estate before starting her own company more than 25 years ago. Over the years Mansfield treasured her relationships with her clients and colleagues in the Orange County business community, especially working alongside her dear friend Kate Brannan.

Mansfield authored a comprehensive annual analysis of the Orange County commercial real estate market that was well-read and respected and considered the official CRE report for Orange County.

She is survived by her loving family: Chuck and Mame of Westhampton Beach, NY, and Stuart, FL; Michael and Maggie of Vernon, NJ, and Port St. Lucie, FL; Patricia and Tom Phelan of Freeport, NY; Peggy of Ventura, CA; and Kate of New Haven, VT; Chas and Dawn of Indian Land, SC; John and Liz of Biddeford, ME; Katie of Harrisonburg, VA; and Emily and Eric Drew of Ventura, CA, along with several grandnieces, grandnephews, and cousins.

The list would not be complete without a special shout-out to friends-who-are-like-family: the Beyer family; Martha Dalton; Susan Pavone; Laraine Fitterman; Claudia Jacobs; Mary Mora and the Irwin family; the Vanderbush family; the Forni/Gonzalez families; and the best neighbors on the planet, Sonya Bierbower, Sergio Occhuzzi, Don Bierbower, Kathy Bartlein, and Beckett and Sidalee. She was deeply grateful to her cousin John Pinto of Hanover, NH, for his skilled and loving nursing care in the final week of her life.

Mansfield enjoyed cooking delicious meals (especially with her dear niece Katie); tending to her orchids; painting at the Wallkill River School; and establishing her own private arboretum of native/indigenous plants on her property.

A funeral mass will be held at the Church of St. John the Evangelist, 71 Murray Ave., Goshen, NY, at 10 am on Wednesday, October 18. There will also be a celebration of Elisabeth’s life at Tin Barn Brewing, 62 Kings Hwy. Bypass, Chester, NY, from 3 to 6 pm (also on Wednesday, October 18). All are welcome, and Mansfield suggested that attendees wear bright colors in a spirit of celebration.

In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to Homegrown National Park, P.O. Box 1106, Sharon, CT 06069. Mansfield also asked that if everyone reading this would plant and support a few native plants in their yard, that would be pure nourishment for her soul.