Patricia 'Trish' Dowd died on Feb. 6, and was later found to have tested positive for COVID-19, her family said
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Though officials did not identify either victim, family members confirmed the first death as that of Patricia “Trish” Dowd to theDowd died at her San Jose home on Feb. 6 while working from home as a manager for the semiconductor company Lam Research, theFamily members told the newspaper Dowd exercised regularly, maintained a healthy diet and was not on any medications.
She reportedly suffered from flu-like symptoms for several days, but appeared to have recovered. When she died, it was initially thought to have been from RELATED VIDEO: Nico Santos Reveals How His Family Is Coping with the Death of His Stepfather Due to COVID-19. “She was everybody’s rock.”reported. Dr. Sara Cody, Santa Clara County’s chief medical officer, did note, however, that at the time of her death, she did not have any travel history to China or anywhere else that would have exposed her to the virus, according to
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