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Stephanie Renee Quinn
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Born and raised in Dorchester, Stephanie moved to Quincy in 1997 where she graduated Quincy High School in the class of 2002. Always caring and very good with children, she worked for several years as a Teacher's Aide at various Quincy Area pre-schools. Those who knew Stephanie best will always remember her as an extremely kind, generous and loving person.
In addition to her parents, she is survived by her children; Kayleigh, James, Julianna, and Aurora. Dear sister of Tammy, Samantha and Daniel. Cherished granddaughter of Meeka. Also survived by cousins, uncles and aunts including AnnMarie Alessi, and close friends including Jodi and Jimmy.
Relatives and friends are cordially invited to attend her visiting hours Thursday June 19, 2025 from 5:00-8:00pm at Hamel-Lydon Chapel, 650 Hancock Street, Quincy, with a Catholic wake service beginning at 7:45pm. Cremation to follow.
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