Carla J. Chaplin
Carla Jane (Gaspar) Chaplin, 74
August 8, 1948 – September 29, 2022
Carla Jane Chaplin, 74, of Quincy formerly of Malden and Gloucester passed away on September 29, 2022 at South Shore Hospital after a brief illness.
Born in Beverly on August 8, 1948, daughter of the late Carlos and Catherine (Bradley) Gaspar.
Carla was a graduate of Gloucester High School, Class of 1966 and attended Hickock Secretarial School in Boston. She was employed as a Real Estate Rental Agent for the Boston area.
Predeceased by her parents and companion (her dog) Rocky whom she loved dearly.
Carla is survived by her daughter, Summer and grandson Caydan; Her sister Deborah O’Brien and husband George; Niece Jenna Powers and husband Patrick and their children Catherine, Liam, Max and her cousin Judi Lima.
Arrangements: Services are private. In lieu of flowers donations can be made in her name to Recovery Centers of America at Danvers, 75 Lindall St. Danvers, MA 01923.
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Rest easy Carla ❤️
I am sorry to read of your passing. There is a sadness and sense of loss for the things that might have been.
Victoria (Broder) Griffin
Our love and prayers. Our deepest condolences. Jean & Joe
Carla was always so full of life and laughter during out years growing up in Gloucester. She was a lovely, generous, kind person, someone you could trust. I’m very sorry for her family.
Carla found me an apartment on the Cambridge line, which she also managed for a time. I moved there in late 1997. She was very kind and worked to ensure that remodeling and upkeep were timely. A few months later, she suggested that the rear apartment in the house, which was becoming available, might be better suited for me. I liked the idea, and switched to that location. I remained there for 16 years. Sometimes a timely, caring suggestion can make all the difference, and Carla was the expert of the timely, caring suggestion. The world needs more of that. If you knew Carla, you will remember her personality, sense of humor, professionalism, willingness to listen, and patience. She made a difference in other lives, too, I am certain. I know the memories she leaves provide some consolation for all those she cared for, and of those there were many.