The Albertus Magnus College community is grieving the loss of Serena Montague of Manalapan Township, New Jersey, whose passing has deeply affected her family, friends, former teammates, classmates, coaches, and everyone who had the privilege of knowing her. Remembered for her warmth, determination, and generous spirit, Serena leaves behind a legacy that extends well beyond her accomplishments as a student-athlete.
During her time at Albertus Magnus College, Serena earned the respect of faculty, coaches, and fellow students through her dedication to both academics and athletics. She approached every challenge with perseverance, discipline, and a positive attitude, serving as an example of hard work and sportsmanship. Her commitment to excellence made her a valued member of the college community.
Friends and teammates recall Serena as someone who brightened every room with her kindness and encouragement. Whether competing on the field, studying with classmates, or supporting those around her, she consistently demonstrated compassion, integrity, and a genuine desire to help others succeed. Her ability to build meaningful friendships and inspire confidence in those around her will remain one of her most enduring qualities.
In the days following her passing, heartfelt tributes and messages of sympathy have poured in from classmates, alumni, faculty, and community members, each reflecting on the lasting impact Serena had on their lives. The overwhelming support offered to her family is a testament to the respect and affection she earned throughout her life. Although her passing leaves a profound void, Serena Montague’s legacy of kindness, resilience, and friendship will continue to live on through the countless lives she touched. She will be remembered with love, gratitude, and deep admiration by all who knew her.