Rose McDonald

December 12, 1950 ~ March 17, 2023
Resided in:
South Portland, Maine
Scarborough-Rose McDonald gained her eternal angel wings when she passed away peacefully at home in Scarborough on March 17, 2023.
Rose attended Sacred Heart School and graduated from Portland High School in 1969.
Rose spent over 20 years working in the Insurance industry and retired due to illness from Pine Point Nursing Home after 16 years where she was an administrative assistant. She never missed a day of work and was highly regarded by staff and patients.
Rose loved the ocean, cooking, planting flowers in the Spring, and keeping her friends and family entertained with her great sense of humor and fun. Nearly everyone that knew Rose had a funny “Rose” story.
Rose was much loved by those that knew her and will be tremendously missed. Most important to Rose were her family and friends. Her life partner, Wayne McIntosh, of 23 years, his daughter, Heather McIntosh, and her grandson, Liam Shay, the special light of her life. Rose had a very close bond with her sister Ada Mathews and their childhood girlfriends.
Rose is predeceased by her infant daughter, April Dawn, her mother, Anna Mathews, and brother Orville Mathews Jr. She is survived by her life partner, Wayne McIntosh, her daughter, Heather McIntosh, her grandson, Liam Shay, her sister, Ada Mathews, her niece Lisa Menario, nephews Paul Menario and James Wynegar, and many close cousins.
A graveside service is will be held at New Calvary Cemetery, Broadway, South Portland at 1 pm on Friday, March 31, 2023. Arrangements are under the direction of the Conroy-Tully Walker Funeral Home, 1024 Broadway, South Portland, ME. To view Rose’s memorial page, or to share an online condolence, please visit www.ConroyTullyWalker.com
My wonderful sister Rose was funny, caring loved her family and friends. She was strong, positive even with her health issues.I love and miss you so much. Till we meet again my Rosy.
My Aunt always seemed to make the best of any situation and comfort others.
My condolences go out to all my family and her friends.
My aunt “Rosie Posie” that’s what I always called her by.
I am so sorry, Uncle Wayne. Rose was a wonderful woman. She loved you so much.
My Grammy Rorose was the best grandmother a kid could ask for she always had a joke and a warm meal ready. Reality TV wont be the same without her to watch it with. I love and miss her very much.