Annemarie "Aimee" Cain

Annemarie (Aimee) Cain, age 57, passed away unexpectedly on Sunday evening, September 13, 2026. She was born in Riverhead, NY on September 16,1968.

She is survived by her loving husband, Jerry Fischer and her son Tim Marlin both of Murfreesboro, her father Clyde (Sally) Cain of Ramona, CA and brother Jonathan Cain (Elizabeth Epping) of Portland, Oregon, in-laws Jerry & Dot Fischer of Cocoa Beach, FL and brother-in-law Jason (Veronica) Fischer of Kennesaw, GA.

Aimee was preceded in death by her mother Elizabeth Fedorowicz and sister Meg Cain.

A longtime resident of Murfreesboro, Aimee was passionate about her friends, colleagues and service to her community.

Leaving behind a legacy of true professionalism, Aimee served over 20 years in the real estate title business. As founder of Trinity Title Services, celebrating its 5th anniversary this year, Aimee & her team provided impeccable service to all their clients. She possessed an incredible wealth of knowledge and was a true workaholic, although she always made time for others. An avid entrepreneur, Aimee was never afraid of a challenge, she simply rose to the occasion with grace, dignity & ingenuity! She had patience for days & always treated others with respect.

Beautiful inside & out, Aimee’s spirit radiated with kindness & concern for others. Selfless & outward focused, Aimee had a true servant’s heart. Always greeting others with her welcoming smile & joyful laugh, she was quick to make you feel comfortable and cared for! She was truly her friends & colleagues “biggest fan!” 

Those closest to Aimee knew her as a fiercely loyal friend, with an insanely quick wit, a love of banter and an amazing sense of humor, guaranteeing laughter on even the hardest of days. Her Sarcasm, Snark & Sassy Smarty Pants attitude were as BIG as her sincere Heart, Hugs & Love!

Murfreesboro Cold Patrol, a local nonprofit dedicated to supporting individuals experiencing homelessness and housing insecurity through outreach, advocacy, and access to resources, was a true passion of Aimee’s. She proudly served as both a supporter and a member of its Board of Directors. At the time of her passing, Aimee was helping plan the organization’s first fundraiser, scheduled for November 4th. Her compassion for others and her desire to help those in need defined her as woman who truly made a difference in this world.

In lieu of flowers, it is requested that donations be made to Murfreesboro Cold Patrol, in honor of Aimee Cain.