Doña Rosa

""Mi niño, qué mal carácter que me traes, ni que te pagaran por ello" (while she cleanses Bazza)"

- Doña Rosa Doña Rosa is an immigrant from Spain who moved to Australia to find work with her husband. Her husband, since, has sadly passed away, but she stays in Adelaide having grown many other connections - two of those being to Susan and Bryce, who she helped raise, after experiencing the unfortunate event of living directly beside Bazza in Port Adelaide.

Early life
Doña had a good childhood - albiet a poor one - and lived in Spain for it. She was brought up as Catholic, but but due to her living in the literal middle of nowhere surrounded by fields and cows, having decided to ditch Christianity and go for a naturist approach. Spending mroe of her childhood playing with mud potions and clay is what sparked her interest in meditation, natural healing and Herbal Therapy.

Eventually, at the age of 18, she met her husband and raised four sons who also turned out to be wonderful young men. At a time when they were all able to live for themselves, her and her husband made the difficult decision to move to Adelaide for her husbands work.

Upon moving to Australia her husband quickly fell ill, and Doña spent a lot of time looking after him until his unfortunate decline. He passed away, but Doña stayed in Adelaide, having grown a bond with many of her neighbors as she had always been a loving, kind woman.

Two, in particular, she grew very close to; those being Bryce and Stacy. She took pity upon these kids after witnessing their abusive father Bazza, and took them and their mother, Susan, under her wing.

She helped raise them and give them a childhood, as being away from her family in Spain meant she didn't get to see her grandchildren as often as she would like.

Since Bryce, Stacy and Susan moved away Doña has grown an interesting relationship with Bazza. One that includes using her presence and large personality to intimidate him and using her ramitas de romero  (rosemary) to shoo away his malas vibras, mijo (bad spirits).

Shes happy with this life, and happy still being able to see Bryce, Susan and Stacy often and her Spanish family whenever they visit - an event that Bazza loathes. She joins in with many community events, and has a name for herself in the neighborhood as being a well loved, trustworthy granny.

Trivia

 * She practices the healing techniques of 'Limpa'. (A massage therapy.)
 * She is a very superstitious woman.
 * Doña Rosa plays mahjong with Dinh Ngoc Tran and Kevin 's Father.
 * Always have at least three rosaries at hand for emergency cleansings.