You called her about anything, and she would be like, ‘No problem.’ 
 
 “And she got it done.” 
 
 The day after Doherty collapsed and died after completing Sunday’s Scranton Half Marathon, people who knew the 36-year-old mother of three remembered a woman of boundless energy and passionate selflessness, someone with a broad, infectious smile and a relentless can-do spirit. Medical personnel rushed to assist her before she was taken by ambulance to Geisinger Community Medical Center, where she died in the emergency room. The Scranton Times-Tribune (http://bit.ly/2nx5NNl ) reports that the Lackawanna County coroner said Monday that 36-year-old Lindsay Doherty died of intra-abdominal bleeding. Bannon became friends with Doherty about eight years ago when both worked at the Diocese of Scranton, where Doherty coordinated a pair of programs that help families pay for Catholic education for their children.
– A coroner says a woman who collapsed at the end of a half marathon in Pennsylvania died of an internal hemorrhage, the AP reports. The Scranton Times-Tribune reports that the Lackawanna County coroner said Monday that 36-year-old Lindsay Doherty died of intra-abdominal bleeding. The married mother of three collapsed at the end of Sunday's 13.1-mile Scranton Half Marathon. Emergency medical personnel tried to revive her at the race before she was taken to a hospital. The Roman Catholic Diocese of Scranton says Doherty worked in its development office, raising money for Catholic education. A special prayer service was scheduled Monday night at St. Paul's Parish in Scranton. The Scranton resident had run the half marathon the previous year.