JEROME P. MACDONALD

To the Family of Red MacDonaly,
I had the honor of delivering meals to Red on Fridays. He always met me at the door with a smile and a story. Red quickly became one of my favorite clients. We traded many golf stories. I won't ever be able to get ready to go on the course without thinking I should have my Tom McCann shoes! I have missed delivering to Red, but I am glad to think that he is at peace. It is difficult to lose such a good person. Please accept my synpathies.

Dear Maryann and Family,

So sorry on the loss of your father. He was a wonderful man. I will never forget his 80th birthday at the Satuit Tavern where he sang a song (sadly I can't remember the lyrics) but he was hysterical and definitely brought down the house. Rest in Peace Red.

Patty Khouri and Bob Nadeau

MaryAnne and Jerry,
Uncle Red is up there with Harry having one heck of a reunion! I know my Mom is going to miss his frequent phone calls, as he would check in on her often. Please know that you are in my thoughts and prayers.
Love,
Kathy (O'Brien) Hayes

Dear MaryAnn,Kevin and family,
Bob and I are saddend to hear of your father's passing. Our thoughts and prayers are with all of you to find comfort and peace within during this sad time. May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived
Sincerely,

Bob Foulsham and Kim

Red was the best!!! Rest in peace! Dave & Sue McHugh

Sorry to hear of Red's passing. He was a wonderful man.

To the McDonald Family:

Please accept our deepest sympathies at Red's passing. We have such fond memories of many summers in Scituate and Red's numerous roles in the Sandhills's Labor Day Parade. He made the summer special.

You are in our thoughts and prayers.

Sincerely,

The Sullivans