Lisa Marie Malone, 68, of Baileyville, Maine, passed away peacefully at her home, on July 2, 2025. She was born on June 2, 1957, in Houlton, Maine, and grew up in Danforth. Lisa spent most of her life in Baring and Baileyville, where she built a life centered around family, friendship, and hard work. Lisa had a long and dedicated career in customer service. She worked as a waitress and bartender at the Bottling Plant in Calais, later managed Irving in Calais, and retired as a supervisor at the Ammex Tax and Duty Free Shop. Her strong work ethic and warm personality touched many lives along the way. She was happiest when surrounded by family—especially during holidays in Danforth—and enjoyed fishing, traveling, and playing cribbage, dominoes, and Scrabble. Lisa also loved trips to the casino and spending time with her beloved pets: Harley, Molly, Lady, Hot Dog, and Frank. Her greatest pride and joy, though, was her family—her children and grandchildren were her most cherished accomplishments. Lisa is survived by her children: Robert Charles Henry Grace (son of Jim Grace) of British Columbia; Dustin James Grace of Montana; and Katherine (Katie) Marie Haskins of Auburn, Maine (with father and dear friend John Haskins). She was a loving grandmother to Keagan John Martin of South Carolina, Hailey Meadow Monica of New York, and Danica Lisa Marie (Grace) Renfrow of Florida. She also leaves behind her sister, Bobbi-Jo (Irish) Cooke and husband Martin Cooke, and their children, Baileigh Irish and William Cooke. Lisa is also survived by her partner William Berube of Baileyville, as well as many beloved cousins and friends, including Dawn McIntosh-Benson of San Diego, Doug McIntosh of Freeport, and Heidi McCormick of Ellsworth. Lisa was predeceased by her parents, Clyde Malone and Judy (Verna) McCormick-Irish; her brother Roger Malone of Danforth; her Aunt Adeline McIntosh of Scarborough; and her Uncle Wayne McCormick of Ellsworth. Lisa had a huge heart and a gift for making others laugh. Her warmth, humor, and generous spirit left a lasting impression on everyone who knew her. She will be missed deeply by all who loved her. A graveside service will be held in Baileyville at a later date. Arrangements by Mays Funeral Home & Cremation Services.