In Loving Memory of Trisha Lee Tilbury-Ferrero

January 11, 1995 – March 31, 2026

It is with profound sadness and broken hearts that we share the passing of our beloved daughter, sister, wife, mother, granddaughter, niece, cousin, and friend, Trisha Lee Tilbury-Ferrero,  who passed away on March 31, 2026, at the age of 31.

Trish was an outgoing, loving, caring, and incredibly giving young woman who was full of life, adventure, and a genuine love for others. She had a heart bigger than most and was always willing to give of herself to help someone in need. Whether it was organizing or participating in fundraisers, helping a friend, or giving back to the communities where she lived, Trish found ways to make a difference. She never hesitated to help someone who needed it.

From an early age, Trish had a love for racing and adventure. She began racing quarter midgets at approximately six or seven years old and continued through her teenage years, racing Bandoleros and US Legends cars. She and her brother traveled throughout the United States competing, with racing becoming a special family tradition. It was truly a family affair—everyone would pile in and go, often with the family dog along for the adventure. Those years created countless memories that will forever be treasured.

Trish also had a deep passion for photography and the creative work she built through her business, Buffalo Media and Design. What began as a passion became a professional endeavor that allowed her to capture the beauty, people, and moments that mattered to her. Her talent behind the camera led to her work being published in magazines and to professional photography shoots with retail companies. She took great pride in her work and in creating images that told a story and captured something special. Buffalo Media and Design was a reflection of Trish’s creativity, determination, and unique way of seeing the world.

Trish was determined and strong-willed. Once she made up her mind to do something, she rarely let anything stand in her way. She lived life with passion and a spirit that was uniquely hers.

She was active in FFA during high school and carried that same spirit of community, compassion, and determination throughout her life.

Trish was a light in the lives of everyone who knew and loved her. She had a way of making people feel cared for, and she was loved by so very, very many. Her absence leaves a space that can never be filled, but the love she gave, the lives she touched, and the memories she created will remain with us forever.

Trisha is survived by her father, Korry, of Texas; her mother, Karen, of New Mexico; her brother, Dustin, of Texas; her husband, Micah, and their beloved son, of New Mexico; her grandparents in New Mexico; her grandmother in Virginia; aunts and uncles; and many cousins, extended family members, and dear friends who loved her deeply.

Trish’s  greatest legacy will not simply be the years she lived, but the love she gave during those years. She made people laugh, she showed up for others, she gave generously, and she lived with an adventurous heart.

She will be missed beyond words and loved beyond measure.

Forever our daughter.

Forever a sister.

Forever a wife and mother.

Forever our family.

Forever loved.

Rest peacefully, Trish