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In Memory of My Beloved Dog, Buckwheat
1983-2001
And All Beloved Pets
That Have Crossed Rainbow Bridge
Until We Meet Again
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"Rainbow Bridge In Paradise"
My precious little pet has
passed away,
no more to breathe a sound.
I held her for the last time,
then entombed her in the ground.
Day and night I wept, in tears I thought I'd drown.
I searched my soul for comfort,
but no peace was found.
In great despair, I kneeled and began to pray.
"Father will I ever see my precious pet again someday?"
I raised my eyes and saw an angel standing near a gate.
I sensed an inner peace I'd never felt before that day.
The angel smiled and said to me, "Oh ye of little faith!
God sees every bird that falls; He knows your little one's fate.
I met your little pet as she passed my way.
Your pet is alive; she walked through this gate.
The angel said to me,
Paradise is lovelier than you can comprehend,
with no pain, no sorrow or fear and life
will have no end.
The angel took my hand and said,
"Now come with me my friend,
a glimpse of paradise you will see".
Through the gate and over
Rainbow Bridge
we did proceed,
Through green valleys filled with flowers,
rolling hills and trees.
“And It Was Paradise!”
The place was filled with joy
I saw my precious pet playing there,
with dogs and cats and toys.
They had some treats to eat, and food that they enjoyed.
They had made lots of new friends there,
including girls and boys.
Then I saw a child come near,
and hug my precious little one so dear,
She said, "I love you so,"
and gently kissed her on the face.
The angel said,
"The child just crossed Rainbow Bridge today,
She needs a little friend to love,
and together they will play.
God’s love for her would be enough,
in that make no mistake,
But in His love, He knew full well, the child would want a mate
and called your precious pet unto this splendid place.
God has entrusted this child with your beloved pet,
'til you shall pass through the gate."
The angel took my hand and sweetly said,
"It is time for you to go.”
She led me back across the Bridge
and through the gate to home.
She left me there with new-found hope
and peace within my soul.
When someone asks
What happens to pets that die?
I give a gentle smile of joy and look them in the eye,
then take their hand and comfort them
and tell them not to cry.
For our precious beloved pets do not die,
they simply cross Rainbow Bridge
into Paradise.
"Author Unknown"
Pet Memorials
"A special place to begin the healing process"
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When I lost my precious Buckwheat,
I needed to reach out for support and
comfort.
I soon realized I was not alone....
I created this site to share with others who may
also need to reach out for comfort and support during their time of sorrow.
"With each new day the pain will ease
and the beautiful memories will grow stronger".
Joy (Buckwheat's Mom)
Members of JC, JR, VFCJ, CMH,
Dealers_Only, and Juliana Jewelry.Net,
If you are interested in a Pet Memorial for your beloved pet
please send your request to:
Joy's Place
All Pets Are Welcome.This is a Members Only Site and Free of Charge
We only ask that you consider making a donation or contribution to your
preferred animal shelter
or rescue group.
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Tall
burning candles are our most recent memorials.
Smaller candles will always burn brightly in memory of our beloved pet.
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BUCKWHEAT
Female
Cocker Spaniel Mix
February 1983 - July 2001
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Buckwheat was a wonderful gift arriving unexpectedly one morning
at my door, lost and hungry. After trying to find her owners without
success, she became my fur baby. I fell in love with this precious
little puppy, she was my friend, my confidant, my protector and
loyal companion for many years.
I will miss her always.
Joy's Place.com
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Remembering Special Moments
What a wonderful holiday it was.
Buckwheat met Santa and was such a sweet, well behaved little lady.
Santa told her she was on his Good Girl list. Christmas morning she
opened her presents; she had lots of toys, treats, and a special
little stuffed moose that became her favorite. She loved to tear
wrapping paper from her presents and when she had opened the last of
her gifts, she would then help herself to mine. She would play for
hours with her new toys. Buckwheat was very smart and learned things
quickly, When she was younger, I taught her to pick up all of her
toys that she had been playing with and place them back in her toy
box before bed time. Each night there after she would put her toys
away before going to bed.
She was such a joy in my life.
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July 19th, 2008, Seven years have passed since I lost my precious
Buckwheat. I still miss her and will always remember the love and
joy she brought into my life.
In Loving Memory
of all the wonderful years we shared together.
Joy's Place.com
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DARLA
Female Gordon Setter
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Darla, our free spirit Gordon Setter, made friends wherever she
went. Boundless energy, devoted and loving, she was rescued from the pound
and bonded strongly with Spike who was a rescue puppy, too. Darla's
adventures were numerous. She loved to run! She was so intelligent, fun
loving and so much like a butterfly - beautiful and free. She captured our
hearts and gave us much laughter, happiness and love. Her time was so short
on earth, but she lived each moment with love and joy. A free spirit like no
other, we miss her devoted and loving spirit.
Timmary Jewels
Mary & Tim Nefzger
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In Loving Memory
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Toby, who no one wanted, arrived at our house when she was so small
I could hold her in one hand! She grew to be a resourceful, loving cat with
a keen sense of adventure. She once jumped off the roof of our house, landed
on all four feet, and walked off smiling!
She loved climbing trees and was best friends with our big dog, Spike. I can
still see her coming down the hallway, tail erect and meowing for her food.
She slept in my arms or nestled by my head. Her last summer was spent
determinedly going to all her favorite places outside and she loved sleeping
under her favorite bush. She was loveable, feisty and a dear friend for 17
years. Toby, you are always in my heart.
Timmary Jewels
Mary & Tim Nefzger
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In Loving Memory
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FRANKIE
Male, Long Haired Gray Cat
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Frankie, our long haired gray cat, was with us for 20 wonderful
years. Frankie was going to be abandoned, so my husband brought him to
me and it was love at first sight! My little gray kitten grew into a
big, adventuresome, loving cat with an incredible appetite and an
incredible loving spirit. He ruled the household and all his territory
but he did it with style and grace. His big green eyes spoke volumes.
Frankie was my constant buddy, my dear friend and I miss him greatly.
His spirit is with me always.
Timmary Jewels
Mary & Tim Nefzger
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In Loving Memory
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GEEZER
Male, Short Haired Cat
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Geezer was the All American Shorthair who wandered up from the
pasture and immediately became part of our family. He was perhaps a year
old when he arrived, scared and trying so hard to be a good cat. He just
wanted love and a family. And he found that here with all the cats and
dogs who became his friends. Geezer grew to be a big boy, gentle and shy
around the other cats, but with me, he was so affectionate. He loved
being outdoors but he loved the sofa at night! Geezer was only ten years
old when he died and we miss him still. He was a gentle giant with a
heart of gold.
Timmary Jewels
Mary & Tim Nefzger |
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In Loving Memory
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ROCKY
07/04/2007
Male, Cat
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Rocky's name fit him well. He grew up in a city, roaming the streets
and then moved to the suburbs with our friend who couldn't keep him, so
he came to live with us and our cats and dogs here in the country. Rocky
never meowed except for catnip! He moved with amazing grace and agility,
constantly aware of his surroundings. He was so appreciative of a home
and had a beautiful face and eyes. He was quiet and silent, but loving
and sweet. Rocky lived with us for twelve years and left as silently as
he came. We love you, Rocky.
Timmary Jewels
Mary & Tim Nefzger
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Cocoa, Our Beloved Chihuahua
In Loving Memory
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COCOA
Female Chihuahua
1991 - 2006 |
Cocoa became a part of our family
the moment my parents brought her home. She was such a tiny little thing, she would fit in the palm of your
hand.
She was playful and full of energy, but as she became older she
developed arthritis and was unable to play as much. She would just
cuddle in her blanket and take naps. Cocoa was a wonderful little
watch dog and she loved family and friends to visit but did not want
them to leave, she would bark and run around in circles when they headed
toward the door. Cocoa passed away in her sleep January 2006, she was 13
years old. Little Cocoa led a full, active life filled with lots of
love. Our pets become part of our family and when they are gone, they
leave a certain emptiness in our heart that only they could fill but
the memories remain of their unconditional love and the joy they brought
into our lives..
In loving Memory of
Our Little Cocoa.
By Joy Tumlin
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In Loving Memory
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SIR WALTER O'MURPHY, III
Male, Westie
(West Highland White Terrier)
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The photo of our three dogs together on the left were our beloved
pets,
all named Sir Walter O'Murphy. Sir Walter O'Murphy Senior passed
away in 1991. Our second little Westie, Sir Walter O'Murphy,II
passed away in 2003. We then added the third Westie to our family,
an of course his name was
Sir Walter O'Murphy. Each of our Westies had a different
personality, but all three were so loving and sweet and captured our
hearts immediately.
We will always miss them and remember the rich blessings they
brought into our lives with such joy and devotion.
In Loving Memory of Our Beloved Murphy's.
Photos Courtesy of Geri Ramsier
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In Loving Memory
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Carol Spigner
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JELLY BEAN
Male Cat
Dec. 31, 2001 - Dec. 18, 2004 |
Our little Jellybean joined other beloved pets at Rainbow Bridge,
Saturday, December 18, 2004.
I placed his favorite mousie in his arms and his ball..he looked
like the perfect picture of a sleeping cat, he was at peace and
beautiful. I know he's going to a better place, a place where he
will remain loved and loving. If Jellybean had not crossed my path 4
years ago that New Year's Eve.. he would have died too soon. He may
not have been with us long but we gave him the quality of life that prepared him to give love to someone else, perhaps a little child
that was taken way too soon. Jellybean left here just as beautiful
as he was. Never in my wildest dreams would I have thought that this
would be happening
to my Jellybean this week..
The pain of losing a pet has been felt by many, but to each of us,
it feels as though no one else could hurt as much or feel the pain
so deeply as the one feeling it at that moment. There have been many
pets I have had and loved but Jellybean was that one special pet, we
were deeply bonded and had each other for four years.
Jellybean was only four weeks old when I got him on that New Year's
Eve. I was told then that he would not live long, but he was a lot
stronger and maybe a little more stubborn than they gave him credit
for because he fooled them all by growing into the most beautiful
healthy cat
.....until this week.
As soon as he came to live with us, we showered him with love and
made him a part of our family, and he made us a part of his, loving
us as much as we loved him. Our days are long and our nights are
lonesome without him, we see him everywhere, yet he is not here.
Only in our hearts do we feel his presence, he has a special place
there that belongs to only him. We were very fortunate to have had
the opportunity to love and be loved by Jellybean.
I miss him and ask why did he have to leave me?
I know that he was not mine to hold on to forever, but that he was
brought into my life to bring happiness and joy and to love me and
he did that every day of his life.
Jellybean is at peace and I find comfort in knowing he's on his
favorite
side of the house, near a bird tree....and always close
by.
Jelly
Beans
Photos Courtesy of Carol Spigner
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In Memory of Carol Spigner
September 21, 2005 |
A very special lady, friend and respected jewel member.
I will miss her quirkiness, quick wit, hilarious humor, knowledge
and her outstanding ability to make others laugh.
This brings great sadness to my heart but I find comfort in
knowing
Carol and her beloved Jelly Bean will be reunited
By: Joy Tumlin
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In Loving Memory
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SKEETER
Our Beloved Calico Cat |
Our little Calico kitty, Skeeter, joined other beloved pets at
Rainbow Bridge Saturday, November 27, 2004.
We have had a lot of wonderful pets & loved them all so much but
this little squirt was our baby for 15 wonderful years. Skeeter
never grew up - She was only 5 or 6 lbs. her whole life & so like a
calico - everything was always on her terms, however we were always
so happy to do things her way. Skeeter was such a tiny little thing
that she could fit into a 13"x4"deep drawer that is almost full of
jewelry supplies, She has slept in every drawer & the top while I am
making jewelry or she's on my work bench curled up on top of my
materials so I can't get to them without disturbing her.
Skeeter brought such joy and happiness into our lives,
we will
miss her always.
Photos Courtesy of Sherri Griffith
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In Loving Memory
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ARTIE
Male, Jack Russell Terrier
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In memory of my little JRT Arthur-who joined my other beloved pets
at Rainbow Bridge on Thursday, March 25, 2004, after 17 years.
Artie
came to live with me when he was 6 weeks old, and never failed to
keep us in stitches with his antics. He was bred once at the age of
10 to an English JRT and fathered 8 puppies-four rough coated, and
four smooth coated-very rare to have that many puppies and have all
survive.
He was never a very vocal JRT, but loved to run and chase
the horses, until he found out that jumping on to a tail of a horse
was one time too many.
He raced in JRT races, and at an early age,
raced at The Washington National Horse Show. He was a true terrier,
and loved to travel with me.
We called him Arthur The Travel Pet. He
loved his cat friends, horse friends, and doggie friends. Artie also
loved to eat Tootsie Rolls, and was so careful to take all the paper
off the candy.
No one could meet Artie without loving him. His
snoring was legendary as he lay in front of the Aga--his favorite
place to sleep.
We were all honored to have him as part of our
family.
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SIR WALTER O'MURPHY. JR
West Highland White Terrier
July 13, 1992 - June 1, 2003 |
Murphy was our beautiful little Westie fur-baby, as beautiful in his
disposition as he was in his appearance, he was my little fur-baby "child"
who never grew up. So sweet and gentle, I loved him so much as I
know he did me. Murphy and I spent many hours together at the
computer, he would come running when he heard it say You’ve Got
Mail, he loved the computer sounds and laid down content at my side
while I worked, as soon as he heard the Good Bye sound of signing
off, he instantly knew that was all for now.
Murphy has given me and all his family many wonderful memories of
our time spent together, as he was not just my pet, but my child,
and like children, they each have their own personalities, their own
way of doing things, they talk to us in the only way they know how,
with their eyes, tail waggles, jumping with joy and communicating in
a way that only a fur-baby mom (or dad) would understand, they love
us unconditionally and they are always our loyal companions, our
confidants when we need a friend, they are a hug when we need one
and give us smooches when we hurt, they give us joy and laughter
when all is right with the world, they bring us a toy to throw and
the joy of watching freedom
kicking up their heels with nature.
We wonder sometimes how we're going to survive our loss when our
precious fur-babies cross Rainbow Bridge, but as with all God's
precious creatures, they somehow give us strength to carry on with
our lives, never forgetting the joys they have brought to us, the
special little things they did that were cemented in our mind's
memory bank for safe keeping to give us the strength and courage to
go on without them, for we know they have loved us, and would not
want us to grieve too long, but to celebrate their life as they have
shared it with us with so much love. Murphy will be missed, yet he
will always be with me in my treasured memories and in my heart,
where he will remain until we meet again.
With Love To Murphy, God Bless.
Photo Courtesy of Geri Ramsier
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"He's Not
Here"
When he was here my arms were full but never too
heavy to bear him… never too tired to hold him.
He was my life, my joy and my pain Yet always he was the sun through my
rain.
Coming to me when I needed a hug… When loving "too much" was to him,
never enough; In all the world who would have thought so much joy---
Could've come from one four-legged, furry boy?
Year after year time passed and we grew; As long as he was with me I
always knew… He'd be here forever with me, but you see? He's not here.
He's not here.
Now this house is silent and throughout all these tears… Who will ever
comfort me? Where is he? He's not here! I try and I try to be strong yet
I cry! When will it ever end?
Can my heart ever mend?
I'll never again feel his beating heart and smell his sweet scent
against my chest--- And no more of his kissing away my tears without
rest.
I can never look upon his gentle, dark eyes, but just stare at myself in
the mirror… And realize…
He's not here.
Author Janine M. May
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SIR WALTER O'MURPHY, SR.
Male,
West Highland White Terrier (Westie)
July 3, 1983 - Dec. 24, 1991
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To think of life without pets!, For me, I just can’t imagine not
having or experiencing the joy and love I have received from my
pets, even if for a short while, it is a gift of love that
last a life time.
Murphy, SR. and I experienced numerous obstacles in our life,
yet we
jumped every hurdle "together".
There were many challenges, more than one would believe they could
ever over come, but it has been by the grace of God
and the gift of
love and loyalty from my darling Murphy, Sr.
that we survived them
all.
Inner strength comes in many forms, from many places,
I found
this strength largely in part from my precious Murphy, SR.
In the beginning, Murphy, SR.'s life did not look bright,
for as a
small, young puppy he had been abused,
but then we were brought
together and right away we knew
we were going to share our lives
happily with one another.
I needed him and he needed me.
There were those unspoken words
of urgency when I first met Murphy, SR. in the way he held onto me
that led me to believe he
would forever be my loyal companion
and I would be his salvation,
the one person that would love and adore him,
and treat him as he
deserved, with kindness, gentleness
and most of all with love.
Murphy, SR. was a true survivor, but for as strong as he was,
he
could not find the strength to fight the battle he had facing him
and in the end, we lost our dear and precious little Murphy, SR.
I
will always remember him with love
and thank him for the wonderful
memories he gave me.
He was the ultimate lap dog, full of energy,
enthusiasm
and child-like mischief.
I miss him so much.
Photos Courtesy of Geri Ramsier
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In Loving Memory
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We found this fawn freshly born as his mother lay dying from his
birthing and we could only save him. We named him Tinker and took
him home. He became a treasured member of the family. He was the
cutest little thing, with an adorable, loving nature. He would fuss
if you took too long to prepare his dinner, bound around you in
circles with exuberance and nuzzle the backs of your knees. He was
all legs and reminded me of a newborn colt. He was quite vocal,
always bleating like a lamb.
Tinker stole our hearts completely. That first year, he grew by
leaps and bounds until he needed the freedom of the outdoors.
We had 40 acres of woodlands, perfect for his playground. He stayed
with us by choice, visiting with us daily. We would call him and he
would come crashing out of the woods in a full gallop only to come
to a screeching halt right at our feet.
He would slobber his drippy muzzle upside our faces, snort a few
times, and then he was off again. He began to sprout antlers. Then
one day he didn't come when we called him. We never saw Tinker
again, and we were crushed.
We miss him terribly.
We didn't want to speculate on why he didn't come home, We just
chose to believe that it was time he went off into the world happy
and well loved.
Photos Courtesy of Mickie Dease
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HEIDI
Female, Long Haired Dachshund
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Heidi was 18 years old when we lost her, she was my youngest
daughter Chris' constant companion and thought she was put on this
earth to protect Chris at all times.
Heidi and Chris went everywhere together, the little dog had more air miles than I will ever have!
Heidi will be remembered with love for her devotion and
dedication to my daughter, she was a very loving and loyal companion. |
In
Loving Memory
Photos Courtesy of
Bobye Syverson
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In Loving Memory
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LIL'RABBITTE'
August 1998 - July 22. 2001
Female,
Rabbit |
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Cuddly, loving and playful, our Lil'Rabbitté was a
such a joy. Any time I wondered where she was, all I'd
have to do was look under the sofa, she would be there playing with her toys
or just taking a nap. It was a
real surprise to find that Lil'Rabbitté had been litter trained
before she came to live with us. She was allowed full reign to go
where ever she wanted in our home and loved to be held and cuddled.
My fondest memories are when she would snuggle in my robe in the evening before bedtime
and when my moms little Chihuahua would come for a
visit, the two of them would play chase, running around
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Lil'Rabbitté
was with us only a few years
when she developed uterine cancer and passed away. |
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In Loving Memory
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RIDGEVIEW REBA
Female, Jack Russell Terrier
1996-2001 |
A very Sweet Little Russell owned by Renee and Randi Hill.
Reba was a Ham and loved to wear Jewels.
She lived to play dress up with my daughter.
She didn't realize her size, and was attacked by a larger dog, and
died.
We still own her parents.
Photo Courtesy of Renee Hill
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In Loving Memory
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MEEPER
Female, Cat
1985-August 2003 |
Meeper left us as she lived -- a little crabby and slightly aloof,
but she knew we loved her, and we knew she loved us.
Photo Courtesy of René Colón
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In Loving Memory
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BABYCAT
Female Cat
1981- 1997
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From the time she leapt into my arms as a tiny, sick kitten
on busy Ashbury Street in San Francisco, she was my baby.
No one ever loved me more than she did. I miss you still, darling
Baby.
Photo Courtesy of René Colón
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In Loving Memory
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DANCAT
Male, Cat
1982-October 1998 |
My beloved puppycat loved to play fetch.
He was afraid of everything except for me and big dogs.
He loved to snuggle all the way under the covers and purred and
purred.
I wish I really knew what happened to you.
I miss you terribly.
Photo Courtesy of René Colón
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In Loving Memory
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Sugar you were loved, and I miss you.
I don't have any pictures of you except in my heart where they are most important. I love you.
Photo by: René Colón
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In Loving Memory
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Snake Bait
My loving little rat.
You were so loving and I will always remember your playfulness and all the cute little things you use to do. You remain in my heart.
I miss you.
Photo by: René Colón
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