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In the tour guiding industry, Catherine was the gold standard. She was not only without peer in knowledge, but her kind and caring soul shined through in her presentation. Catherine was generous and quick to share that knowledge with newer or curious fellow guides. A conversation always brought forth some gem of information. She was sincere and hardworking, and after a full days work would frequently hit the road to take care of her mother. My deepest sympathies to her family on the loss of this precious woman.

So sorry to hear the news of her passing. Im so glad you had her 90 th birthday party that she can remember and cherish. May she rip.and can now join her beloved husband. She had a great family and I know you all did everything in your power to make her comfortable in her final years.

To a remarkable woman, cousin Catherine, . . may the road rise.

May time heal the sadness that you feel with the loss of your Mother. Aunt Catherine encouraged others to be the best they could be. That’s reflected in your life successes. She was a truly an extraordinary woman and was admired by everyone who knew her. Heaven has added an Angel. God bless you and your family and watch over you during this most difficult time.

We considered Catherine our honorary mother-in-law, she was always so happy to see us and inquire about our life, children and travels. A woman who naturally displayed wisdom and interest in all walks of life. We will miss seeing her at the family gatherings but know she is holding court in heaven with her John, RIP Catherine...., and until we meet again, my God hold you in the palm of his hand.

My deepest condolences at the loss of your mother. I went to St. Michael's with Charlie, so if she was anything like Charlie, I'm certain she was a wonderful person.

Dear Eisenmann family, thinking of all of you today.Sending you love and condolences , Wish I could be there with you all. Catherine was a special friend in my life and I will miss her so much. We shared a lot of good times together as family. I feel privileged to have known her. She raised a wonderful family and I know how proud she was of all of you. Love and prayers Susie

I had the privilege of working with Catherine for many years at The Best of Boston. Her extensive knowledge, kindness and charm delighted the groups who were fortunate enough to interact with her. She was a dynamic, impressive and unforgettable woman. I offer my sincere condolences to her family.

My deepest sympathy to Catherine’s family. I knew Catherine for many years as one of the most knowledgeable tour guides in Boston. She graciously welcomed many hundreds of visitors to her beloved city and never lost her enthusiasm to teach what she loved. I am so sorry for your loss.

Fondest recollections of times spent in the company on Catherine - in Boston and in New York. A lady of character, education and individual style, I was always warmly welcomed as an extended member of the Eisenmann family for which I felt very privileged. Something to be treasured as indeed she now is in our memory. My love to all the family at this sad time - Iain xxx

Rest In Peace! After God made you; he threw away the key! A true original!

God’s choicest blessings on you and yours, this day and always, as Catherine leaves to prepare a place for each of you.