It is with overwhelming sadness that we share the passing of Caitrin Collins Piscetello of Marathon, Florida. Caitrin passed away at the age of 49 on Sunday, August 2, 2026, after a long and hard fought battle with cancer. At her side were her husband, Tony, and son, Roco. She was also surrounded by her parents and siblings.

Caitrin was born on November 16, 1976, in New Haven, Connecticut. She is survived by her mother, Susan Johnson Collins of Windham, Connecticut; her father, Dr. Edward J. Collins, Jr., and his wife, Terry Lynn, of Marathon, Florida. Most importantly, Caitrin is survived by her devoted husband, Anthony "Tony" Piscetello, and her beloved son, Robert "Roco" C. Piscetello, who was the joy and pride of her life.

She was an amazing sister to Sarah C. Allenby, Meaghan Deusner, Erin Collins, Brenna Collins, Seamus Collins, Brighid Collins, and Patrick Collins. She was also the proud sister-in-law of Cheri Burke, Jolene Piscetello, Deanna Hunter, and Gina Piscetello. Caitrin will always be remembered and deeply loved by her extended family, including her many aunts, uncles, cousins, brother and sister-in-laws, step-siblings, and her 32 nieces and nephews.

Caitrin graduated from Windham High School in Connecticut in 1994. She held various positions throughout her life and concluded her career as a District Food Sales Representative with Cheney Brothers, Inc. The tremendous support shown to Caitrin throughout her illness by Cheney Brothers, her customers, and the Keys community will be forever appreciated.

Caitrin was a fiercely loyal and endlessly devoted wife to Tony and mother to Roco. Her family was the center of her life. She never missed one of Roco's events and was always his biggest fan—whether on the baseball field, golf course, or at the race track. Her love for Tony and Roco was unwavering, and the life they built together meant everything to her.

Caitrin was a beautiful and loving soul, a loyal and trusted sister, and a cherished friend. She had a special gift for bringing people together and creating friendships that lasted. Her contagious laugh, accepting nature, confidence, and unmistakable sense of style made her unforgettable.

She loved her family, the beach, socializing, cooking, and camping. Caitrin embraced life with fierce energy and enthusiasm. To say that she loved life and family is an understatement. Her extraordinary strength and love inspired all who knew her to live more fully. She taught us that family, love, and laughter are all we need.

Caitrin's family will hold two celebrations of life. One will be held in Marathon, Florida in September, and another will be held in Connecticut at a later date. Details will follow. Please share memories and notes of support with her family at piscetellolegacy@gmail.com.