Mrs. McDonald was witty, smart and an excellent teacher.  She was the advisor/editor of the school newspaper and yearbook at Provine and I had the privilege of being guided by her as a member of the newspaper staff.  We need more teachers like her. My condolences to her loved ones.

Eva McDonald was "Mamma Mac" to me and other students when I had her as my English teacher at Provine in the early 1970s. She tolerated my youthful attitude, encouraged me to expand my horizon and be original and gave me a sanctuary from teachers tied to convention. She is one of the reasons I became a photojournalist and a teacher. I will include her and her family in my prayers. "May God be with you till we meet again," Mamma Mac.

Mrs. Mac was my teacher at Provine.  An inspiration and she will be truly missed.

Mrs. Mac influenced the lives of hundreds of young minds and lives. She taught me to do my best. She was truly a teacher of teachers.

Ms Mac was one of my teachers at Provine.  My condolences to the family.
Sr.75

Thank you for all your kind words about Mother. They confirm what we already knew about her, that she was a person who made a difference in other people's lives.

My condolences to the family.God give us a wonderful promise for the future at 1 Corinthians 15:26.

Mrs. Mac was beyond what you expect as a teacher. She reached out to your spirit and inspired you to be better than you thought you could be.  She was our sponser, our teacher, our leader in many things.  She was the sponser for both class capers and for the Rambler.  I was her favorite, but then again so we're all my classmates who were touched by her influence.  She was a writing hero to me and a pillar of strength in many of my struggles and high school angst.  She made me strive for more. Thank you Mrs. MacDonald for all the things you did for all of us.

I never was honored to have Mrs. McDonald as a classroom instructor. But knew her as both mentor and coach as a member of the Debate Team. She was a force and friend which I appreciated and loved dearly. My she rests in peace and light perpetual shine upon her. Amen.

This lady was much more than a teacher to me, she was the reason I finished high school.  She got me involved in The Rambler and pushed me to excel.  She always called me "Jack Armstrong, the All American Boy" , jokingly of course.  Loved her dearly...RIP sweet lady.

Ms Mac. Was my teacher of Spanish.  I loved her dearly. I would come back after I graduated for many years to see her.  She will be missed.  C/O 1985.

I am sadden to hear of the passing of Mrs. McDonald, she was one of my teachers at Provine High. She was a very good teacher and a very funny lady. RIP c/o 83

I have only fond memories of Ms. McDonald. She was a wonderful, funny and brilliant woman and impacted many young lives at Provine. May she rest in sweet peace. Our prayers are with her family during this time.

Mrs. McDonald was my 11th-grade English teacher at Provine.
I respected her so much and enjoyed her wit!  She was at her best when she was teaching Thoreau. I still recall the sheet she handed out about his favorite sayings. She inspired me to become an English teacher and professional writer.  Blessings.
Claire Taylor (class of 1964).

Working at Provine brought many fun experiences and pleasures.  Eva was a vital part of our faculty as a dedicated, true teacher.  She is now "resting in peace."

With tears I remember ms mac. She was such a blessing to Provine, to her church, to the community, and to me. What a gift she was. Steve and Mike, thank you for sharing her.  The Lord bless you both!

Ms Mac was my speech teacher my senior year, and I can't come up with enough superlatives to describe what she did for me that year.  I joined the Marines shortly before graduation, and the note she wrote me in my annual still makes me cry.  She was a dear, sweet lady, and I'll never forget her.  My biggest regret is that I never got the chance to tell her what she meant to me.  
Rest in peace, Ms Mac.  You were deeply loved, and you'll be sorely missed.

Mrs. McDonald was my teacher at Provine. I am sorry to hear of her passing.    Tim Isbell, Provine Class of 79

So sorry for your loss. May God be with you during this sad time. Mrs. Mac was a wonderful teacher. She loved her students.

Offering our deepest condolences during this difficult time.

Mrs Mac was my Rambler sponsor. She taught us so much, really cared for us and kept us all in stitches with her ready wit and laugh. She was a real treasure. 
My condolences to her family. 
Colleen Cooper Little class of 78

Ms. McDonald was my English teacher,very firm but loving teacher. She had a grace about her that showed she cared for you! With Deepest Sympathy for your loss....Vicki Sellers Berryhill

Mrs Mac was 68 Class sponsor and inspired our Class Capers productions - the total flops of our soph and junior years and the success of our senior year. She feed my self esteem with positive affirmation. That was her great gift to students.  Forever grateful for Mrs. Mac.  JWHite '68

Mrs Mac was a favorite for sure...she had a contagious laugh and sweet spirit. She was one of "good ones"!  My thoughts and prayers are with your family. Provine Class of 1970

Ms Mac was one of my favorite teachers.  She gave me a love for English and Literature that has been lifelong. I became a teacher because of Ms. Mac. She was one of the great ones and an inspiration to all. God bless her

Ms Mac was a wonderful Teacher what a Truly Great Teacher should be.  Praying for her family very sorry for your loss.

Loved this dear lady and will always remember what an awesome teacher she was. True educator and you can't find many like her these days.

Mrs. McDonald was my favorite teacher at Provine I had her for senior English and boy she really made an impression in my life she was always caring and giving and she loved all of us. May you rest in peace you were such a great lady inside and out.  Steve Copeland  class of 1975

A very gracious lady and talented teacher. The students adored Mrs. Mac.

 If Provine had a teachers Hall of Fame, Mrs. Mac will be there. You were one of the best! RIP Mrs. Mac

In loving memory of a wonderful Aunt. We will love you and miss you always.

Eva McDonald was one of those teachers who truly epitomized what teaching is supposed to be.  She made every day in her class a joy to be there.  I know that she will truly be missed by her family and friends.  But, just know how loved and treasured she was.

We will miss you. You were the best 
Rebecca Chadic Class of 1970

Miz Mac was my English and speech teacher, my debate and drama coach, my mentor and after high school, my dear friend.  I have such wonderful memories of sitting at her dining table at the old house on Ridgeway with Julius Cain, Hugh Parker & Chris Evans, prepping for debate competition and as the only girl on the team, rooming with her on debate trips.  Mike and Steven, remember the famous donut episode? Your sweet Daddy was a saint about that!  I remain grateful to have known and loved her.  She was an extraordinary lady.  God's peace to all who love and will miss her.

Mrs. Mac was one of my favorite teachers at Provine.  Had her for Junior and Senior English and I really enjoyed her classes.  May your family have wonderful memories to pass on to generations to come, Mrs. Mac.  Rest in peace.

Mrs.McDonald was the sweetest,and funniest teachers! I so looked forward to her class because she made the Literature come alive and she will be missed .

This lady was one of the best and greatest teachers ever. She was always so kind and had a wonderful sense of humor. Definitely one of my favorite teachers. May she rest in peace in the arms of the angels.

Rebecca Chadic I waited for you for 3 years to have you as my teacher what a difference you made in my life. I remember you coming to our 1970 Class Reunion we loved it.

She was a wonderful teacher - truly one of my favorites.  I remember her fondly.  I hope she knows how dear she was to many of us.

If all my teachers had been like Mrs. Mac, I would have done alot better.  I will miss you, sweetlady.

When I count my blessings, having Mama Mac as a teacher and as a friend is at the top of my list.

So sorry for your loss! Mrs. Mac was an awesome teacher and friend!! Prayers for all the family!

I remember Mrs. McDonald from Provine High School as a spunky lady who loved literature and her students, even me. She was my english teacher in the 12th grade and how I passed, is one of the wonders of the world.  She will be missed by all who met her.

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Eva R. McDonald

20 marzo, 1930 – 15 febrero, 2016

Parkway Funeral Home & Parkway Memorial Cemetery

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