Cathey L. Tyree was known to be the famous girlfriend of the late American actor, sportsman, and singer Michael Taliferro.
Michael Taliferro is best known for his movie credits in movies such as Life (1999), and The Replacements (2000), and made guest appearances on The Jamie Foxx Show, Martin, and The Parkers.
Michael Taliferro reportedly died of a stroke at the age of 44 years old on May 4, 2006, in Los Angeles, California. According to sources, Michael Taliferro was interred at Spring Hill Cemetery in Brooksville, Florida.
Michael Taliferro had an amazing love life with his girlfriend Cathey L. Tyree before his death. They were reported to have been engaged but were unable to get married before his death.
Cathey L. Tyree had four children with the famous actor Taliferro; Antonio Taliferro, Brandon Taliferro, Miya Taliferro, and Milik Taliferro. She devotes her time to making sure her children are good to go.
Though it may seem that Cathey L. Tyree keeps her life on the low, she has achieved some major accomplishments in her life. Cathey L. Tyree before meeting up with Talifferro was a two-sport star: see played basketball and run track.
Cathey L. Tyree had an amazing record in track, especially during her high school days. She had a career for South Side that included a 1,600-meter relay state record. She was also part of South’s 1983 relay team that included current world-ranked heptathlete DeDee Nathan, former national triple jump contender Angela Goodman, and sprinter Trudy McCloud.
Cathey L. Tyree decided to further both her education and career by attending Purdue University. According to reports gathered, she was MVP in both sports in 1987. Tyree went on to place sixth in the 1988 Olympic Trials in the heptathlon.
Tyree also works occasionally as a model and actress in print and television advertising.
Cathey L. Tyree had competed in javelin at the Olympic Festival in Los Angeles in 1991. Cathey L. Tyree was reported to have moved to California to train as a heptathlete and won a gold medal in the event at the 1989 U.S. Olympic Festival.
According to sources, Cathey L. Tyree works for the Amateur Athletic Foundation and helped develop an after-school program, Kids in Sports. She even tried out for the WNBA though she may have quit on the way to take care of things at home.
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