Linda Clare

Quaglino

Linda was born and raised in Galveston, Texas. She met Carl, her future husband, while she was attending beauty college and while Carl, who was also born and raised in Galveston, was a student at Texas A&M.

Linda worked as a beautician for a few years before marrying Carl in 1960.

Linda was 23 when she gave birth to her first child, Chris. A year later Linda and Carl moved to Dallas where they brought three more children into the world during the next five years. Linda was a full-time housemaker raising her children until they had all reached high school when she started working part time at the local Sears department store which she continued for several years.

Linda and Carl enjoyed yearly camping trips to Colorado from the time the children were barely beginning to walk and continued with this joyful habit for many years even into Carl's retirement.

Upon Carl's retirement in 1997 they moved from the house in Dallas where they had raised their children to Lubbock, Texas. They had a wonderful fifteen years in Lubbock, making many close friends, becoming actively involved with the local Catholic church and enjoying the many cultural and entertainment opportunities available at Texas Tech and the Lubbock Performing Arts Center.

In 2012 Linda and Carl moved to Sun City in Georgetown, Texas to be closer to their children living in the Austin area. A few years later, in 2015, Carl passed away. Linda and Carl had made many dear friends in Sun City whom she truly loved and enjoyed and who kept her active and happy.

In 2021 Linda moved to The Village on the Park Onion Creek where again she made new and caring friends who kept her active and enjoying life.

Linda was an avid and talented quilter and a dedicated and faithful Catholic who was very active in the church throughout her adult life.

Linda is survived by a sister, Connie (husband Maurice), a brother Harry (wife Maria), her four children, Chris (wife Michelle), Andy (wife Debie), Laurie (husband Noel), and Susan, step grandchildren Tyson (wife Lindsey) and Brianne (husband Casey) and five step great grandchildren Trevor, Harper, Mason, Ryker, and Paxtyn who are all well and will dearly miss her.

A time of Visitation will begin at 2:00 p.m. on Saturday, May 27th, 2023 in the Chapel of Ramsey Funeral Home. The Recitation of the Rosary will start at 2:30 p.m. and the Funeral Service will follow the Rosary.

Mrs. Quaglino will be laid to rest at Our Lady of the Rosary Cemetery in Georgetown, Texas following the completion of the services at Ramsey.