Her kind, compassionate, and sweet nature made her an excellent nurse, and after briefly working at Nashoba Hospital in Ayer, she transitioned to private home care. She was busy and creative in the home, making assorted relishes from Bernie’s bumper crops, knitting and sewing clothes, giving haircuts and perms at the kitchen table, hosting the annual Christmas caroling group, and using her artistic talents to transform the house into a beautiful, warm, and welcoming home. She was a second mom to many here, as neighborhood children would enjoy punching down the rising bread dough in her kitchen, and baking goodies. After a few years of living with her young family in Halifax, Ottawa, and in Montreal, the family settled in Harvard for 15 years. Martha’s School of Nursing in Antigonish, Nova Scotia, where she met Bernie. Mona followed in her mother’s footsteps and earned her diploma as a registered nurse from St. She was adored by her husband’s large family, and her mother-in-law, Blanche, took her right under her wing as if she was one of her own. MacIsaac, Mona was born and raised in Glace Bay on the island of Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, and was currently of Almonte, Ontario. The only child of Bridget (Keenan) and Walter A. A beloved mother and grandmother (Amoo), Mona Marie (MacIsaac) MacDonald, died Oct.

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