Marchiano Marriage
In 1974, Boreman married Larry Marchiano, a cable installer who later owned a dry wall business. They had two children: Dominic, in 1977, and Lindsay, in 1980. They lived in a small town in Long Island called Center Moriches. Linda was going through a liver transplant at this time. For a while, marriage and particularly motherhood brought her some stability and happiness. In 1990, Larry's business went bankrupt and the family moved to Colorado.
In The Other Hollywood, Boreman painted a largely unflattering picture of Marchiano, claiming he drank to excess, verbally abused her children, and was occasionally violent with her. They divorced in 1996. However, the divorce was civil and they remained in contact with each other for the remainder of her life.
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