Louise A. Quirk (Mullins), of Scituate, 95, died peacefully in her home on Tuesday, April 15, 2025. She spent the last weeks surrounded by her six children, their spouses and her grandchildren.

Born in Boston, MA on July 28, 1929 to Thomas and Margurite Mullins, she lived in South Boston – “Southie” for 35 years. She is pre-deceased by her husband Francis (Frank), siblings Robert (Moon), Thomas, Marie (Tradd), Claire (English), John (Jack), and her grandson Jared Quirk and great granddaughter Hope Louise Hourihan. She graduated from St. Peter and Paul’s High School in Boston then began a long career as an information operator with AT&T.

Louise met her husband Frank, also from South Boston in 1952 on Cape Cod; they were married on Louise’s birthday, July 28, in 1956. They lived in Southie until 1963 when they moved to Scituate MA with the first four of their six children where they lived for 55 years before their recent move to Quincy.

Her most cherished title however was Nina to her nine grandchildren and five great grandchildren. She filled her retirement years by babysitting her grandchildren, making her famous English Muffin Bread and potato salad, taking road trips to Foxwoods, attending sporting events, dance recitals, birthday parties, and apple picking. She loved to spend as much time as possible with her great/grandchildren.

Louise is survived by her brother Joseph (Sonny) of Quincy, son Frank and his wife Alison of Florida, and their children Erin, Brendan and Emmanuel and great grandson Brooks; son Jack of Woburn; son Michael and his wife Regina of Rockland and their son Ryan; daughter Marylou (Meagher) of Whitman and her children Stephanie, Sean, Kevin and her great grandchildren Chelsea, Zoey, Maddie and Lucas; daughter Lisa (Nichols) and her husband Brian of Cohasset and their daughters Riley and Casey; Gerard (Gerry) and his wife Dr. Jessica Sutherland of Rye, N.H.

Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral Mass in St. Gregory's Church, 2223 Dorchester Ave, Dorchester on Thursday, May 29 at 10:30 a.m, followed by a burial in Blue Hill Cemetery and a celebration of life at Jake and Joe’s in Braintree.

In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Jared Lewis Quirk Scholarship Fund, 21 Holbrook St., Rockland, MA 02370.