Corina Quinn
Corina Quinn, 35, died unexpectedly on July 9, 2026, at her home in Boston after a long and devastating battle with addiction. A beautiful soul, she was loved by many.
Corina grew up in Newburyport. She attended Sparhawk and Landmark Schools, RVCS, Northeastern, and UMass Lowell.
She identified as an outsider and cared deeply about people on the fringe. She enrolled in a master’s program in criminal justice in hopes that she could advocate for survivors of sex trafficking, the incarcerated, and the unhoused.
She was intelligent, charming, and ambitious, with a beautiful smile which was a gift to others.
Corina’s struggle with addiction began in her teens and led her down a dark and dangerous path of great suffering. Her battle was witnessed by her parents, family, and many compassionate people who assisted and loved her. Despite treatments and programs, she was unable to overcome her addiction. She recently suffered a TBI, and was diagnosed with congenital kidney disease, adding significant health and emotional challenges.
Corina has left this world and now dwells in the realm of pure love; on her behalf, we offer deep gratitude to those who knew and loved her. She is survived by her parents, Cynthia and Justin Quinn, aunts, cousins, and friends.
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