The Chicago community is heartbroken by the sudden passing of Theresa Livingston on Sunday, January 25, 2026. Born on September 6, 1994, Theresa was a vibrant soul whose life was defined by her fierce loyalty to her friends and her immense love for her family.
A Devoted Mother and Wife
Theresa’s greatest joy in life was her family. On March 16, 2019, she married the love of her life, Christopher A. Quick. Together, they welcomed their beautiful son, Christopher James Quick, on October 14, 2025. Theresa’s transition into motherhood was the fulfillment of a lifelong dream; she was a natural “Momma” who fought through every challenge to be there for her baby.
Reunited in Spirit
Theresa was preceded in death by her beloved father, Jimmy Livingston (1967–2023). Their bond was unbreakable, and those who knew her find comfort in the belief that she is now reunited with her “Daddy,” resting in peace by his side.
An alumna of Argo Community High School, Theresa was the kind of friend who would “always check in” just to say hello. She was known for her protective nature and for being “one call away” for anyone she loved.
Family and Legacy
Theresa’s life was anchored by her family. She is survived by her devoted husband, Christopher A. Quick, and their infant son, Christopher James Quick, who was the light of her life. She also leaves behind her sister, Stephanie Weimer; her brother, Gino Livingston; her aunt, Deborah Kunz; and a large, loving circle of cousins.
Theresa was preceded in death by her beloved father, Jimmy Livingston (1967–2023). Their bond was unbreakable, and those who knew her find comfort in the belief that she is now reunited with her “Daddy,” resting in peace by his side.
Tributes from the Heart
“Rest in Heaven, Theresa” “We were like family growing up. You were a great person as a kid and an even greater person to have on your side as an adult. Now you get to rest. Say hi to your pops and my brother for me.” — Nick Thomas
“A Soul Ripped Out” “You were the only friend I still had. To be there when your dad died, I couldn’t wait to see you as a mommy. I couldn’t wait to see Christopher and hold him. My whole soul feels ripped out. I love you so much.” — Samantha Smolinski
“Hoping it Isn’t True” “My heart is shattered. I’ve been checking your page waiting for an update on your beautiful baby. I love you so much, T. I want the best for everyone fighting back at life.” — Kaila Waters Aleo
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