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Mabel

Taken from me so suddenly. I miss you as do your friends Pinkie and Floyd. My gentle girl.

Bye for now Donna Brooke >^..^<


Mabel, 09/04/02

I've lost a wonderful friend and constant companion today. She brought so much happiness to my life and all she ever asked in return was to be loved. Sleep well Mabel. You were always a good girl and are still loved.

Brian Morren


Mable (aka Rottie Girl), 9/26/02 Camera Icon

She fit into our home like a glove! She welcomed the new name we gave her as if it was all she had ever known.
She let me know the time, ie: time to be fed, time to walk, time to go to bed, time to wake up, time to get a bath, and time for love.
She never let she devotion to us fail. She lost a brother and stepped up to take is place and filled his shoes very honorably.
She never left our sides and always had to be in the middle of whatever we did.
The first night we adopted her...she crawled into my husband's lap to give him wet kisses. She did this simply to thank him for her new forever home.

We were her forever home. She died yesterday, 9/26/02, at home. Before she died, she managed to let us know how much she loved us once again as she did the day we brought her home...she give us one more wet kiss. There is now quiet within our home that lets us know in a solemn manner to let us know that she is gone but will never be forgotten. The nearly two years she spent with us turned our lives so upside down that we will never be able to forget her. She was, is, and will always be our "big girl" Mable and we will love her forever.

Her mommy and daddy


Mac, 06/97-24/10/02

My darling Mac, forever you will be missed. I hope you are happy at the rainbow bridge with your mum, Ebony, Sister Muffin, Brother Cookie and friend, Whiskey. I miss you all. You will be in my heart forever.

Linzi


Mac, 05/13/02

Mac was truly our little angel and brought so much joy to our home. We will miss him dearly. He lived a very long and happy life until he developed a cancerous tumour in his little mouth. We can't believe he is gone and can't imagine our lives without him. I know he is in no pain now but I still can't accept the fact that he isn't around. God Bless our little Angel...

Bonnie Graziano


MacAlder Good As Gold (Geena), 05/08/02

Geena was a beautiful and spirited Gordon Setter that approached life on her own terms. She loved her family completely and her life revolved around them. When you looked into Geena's eyes, you could see the "wheels turning" and you knew that she was very smart and knew exactly how to wiggle her way into your heart. Geena lived for her walks with her master, Gary, and knew that his "mom", Karen, would provide the affection, cookies and love.
Geena, you touched my heart and I promise to save your memory forever...you were truly my "Michigan Gordon niece"...love, Marcia


Mac Arts, 04/26/02

To Mac, one day I'll see you again. Now you're well and you don't have to fight anymore. You were the best friend in the whole world and I love you.

I'll see you again Mac. I love you

Crystal


Mac Daddy Pomeroy, 12/22/00-11/04/02

Although our Mac was a perfect specimen of a Black Lab, his short life wasn't filled with breed standard championships. Instead, he championed hearts! He was a kind gentle spirit who was loved by everyone who met him! He was the angel of warmth and affection during personal hardships - the guardian of newborn Madi who became his biggest fan and friend - the angel of miracles who watched an incredible relationship develop where no one thought it ever would.
He was beautiful with his big blocky head, droopy red eyes, and happy waggy bottom tail.
Oh Macko, how we miss you.....why such a tender loving companion was taken so quickly and violently will remain a mystery to all. Thank you for the blessings you bestowed upon us during our time together, and for the watchful eye you will keep on us from above. You are with Diggy Dog now, a wise and loving senior who will be your friend and companion in the heavens above. Salsa Macko, Salsa!!! (He loved to dance!)


MacDuff (aka Duffy), 11/15/86-08/17/02

May your spirit find wings and your heart know joy in the Summerlands. Our love goes with you.

Karen


MacDuff, April of 1989-12/30/01

MacDuff a smart, and skinny FDS, orange tabby was delivered in a pale blue carrying case in April of 1989. He died on the last Saturday of 2001, December 30th.

When the call came from Ewa that day in 1989, she was crying. "Please, Please! You must take him. He is such a special cat. You had an orange tabby and loved him. I know they are special to you.......here is another."

At the time I was out of work. I already had three cats. Clayton, Lola and her brother, Willie. I did not need another. Could not afford one. I kept saying no but Ewa was more and more insistent. She told me how it had taken so long to rescue him. He was living outside the church in Greenpoint, Brooklyn and the priest had been setting out poisoned food for him and had cursed Ewa when she snatched him.

Ewa took him home to live with all the other animals she had saved but for some reason he got on her then husband's nerves. She told me she believed he punched him in the nose! As I grew to know MacDuff, I understood how this might occur. Finally I gave in. OK, OK. I'll take him.

So he arrived that afternoon. Delivered by his alleged assailant, Ewa's soon to be ex-husband. He had a cunning, foxlike face. At the time I was so into Italian cinema I thought to call him Fellini. Then I considered Gus after my grandfather but neither of these names suited him. He was so clever, holding back to evaluate a given situation.......much to the despair of Clayton who did not operate that way. Clayton operated in black and white. MacDuff appreciated the various shades of gray. When the need arose, he would obviously strategies and proceed. It was:

"Lay on, Macduff,
And damn'd be him that first cries, 'Hold, enough!"

Courtesy of Shakespeare, we had his name.

This new addition to our family was the cleverest of the group. Without a murmur he allowed Clayton to fuss and hiss over his arrival. Like a successful analysand, he gave Clayton the space he needed to adjust and understood it and completely comprehended that it was not his place to defend or justify his presence. He respected the need for Clayton, in the power position to work this through......and he did. Within days he was part of the family.

Throughout his life he was a skinny and wiry red guy with a love of playing ball. I would throw the ball and he would go fetch and then return it to me growing more enthusiastic as he successfully retrieved the brightly colored rubber ball. Willie would assume an elevated place and watch the game in a total and exact approximation of a spectator at a tennis match.

We were a happy family for so many years.

While the other cats would eat together MacDuff preferred to eat on the kitchen window sill. Eating a bit and enjoying the view. I remember so well the night he worked for so long at catching a particularly ugly bug that he proceeded to throw in the middle of the New York Times as I was reading it. More than that I remember his double take as he looked for it and realized that after all his hard work I had thrown it away. Some gratitude!

MacDuff, always a skinny guy became more so probably in 2000 or so. I had surgery in August 2001. I was so worried about MacDuff. He was too thin. In early September he was diagnosed as being hyperthyroid and give some pills to suppress the thyroids activity. I was told by the vet that there was a procedure that would cure him of this condition. Available at the Animal Medical Center in NYC, it was expensive but proven. At a cost of approximately $1300 his thyroid would be irradiated. He would spend a week to ten days in the hospital and be fine. I sold an expensive watch to get the funds.

I took scheduled an appointment. I bought all his favorite foods to be available during his hospital stay. When the vet came into the closet sized room he took one look at MacDuff and told me.....there are other problems here. Before I can do this I need to do some bloodwork. You can leave him here or take him home and call me tomorrow. That will be $100.

Naturally, I took him home and called the next day. The very kind woman who worked for this well known and respected vet told me that MacDuff had kidney disease and needed to see a vet immediately to be hydrated. The radiation cure was out of the question. My vet was not available and I took him to another, closer to home but quite expensive.

He was checked out. I was instructed on how to give him fluids. It wasn't a big deal. I was told he could live for some time. That weekend Lola stopped eating. Within a week she was dead. I had now lost Willie and Lola and MacDuff was on fluids.

He was here but uncharacteristically uninterested when I took in the three kittens, Nick, Nora and Noel on the day before Thanksgiving. His curiosity and energy continued to decrease. On the Friday before Christmas, I brought Angus home. MacDuff had no opinion.

The next afternoon, a Saturday, Clayton, Nick, Nora and Noel lay on the bed with me and Angus joined us. MacDuff lay on a table next to the bed until the lamp. We listened to the Metropolitan Opera Saturday afternoon live broadcast. I believe it was Don Carlo. I lit some candles. It was a lovely afternoon. The Saturday before Christmas.

The following Saturday, MacDuff had seriously declined and was taken to the vet. He then joined Willie and Lola before the new year, 2002.

He was so cunning, so very special, so very intelligent. I miss him each day this small, skinny orange guy who just loved to play ball.

Susan Mauch


Macey, 1995-04/10/02

I got Macey when I was 18 and got my own place she was always there when I got home from a hard days work she would sleep right up on my pillow or in between my legs every single night. when I made the move to USA I couldn't being her with me that was the hardest good bye I had to do, but mum and dad said they would love her and treat her just as well as I had, they have been sending me pictures of her and video tapes of her I loved her so much..last night I got the call that she had be attacked by a fox and was near death when she made her way home and to the back door, mum took her to the vet and the vet said the best thing to do for her was to be put down, when I heard that my heart dropped to the floor and the tears haven't stop in 24 hours...Macey was my best friend and was always there if I was sad she would look up at me with her pretty green eyes and if I had tears she would lick my tears away, she was always there for me, now I feel that I wasn't there for her when she really need me and I think that's why it is hurting so much...I will love her and think about her until the day we meet again....I love you my pretty girl Macey...

Leanne Landenberg


Mac George, 03/29/01-02/12/02

Mac George touched so many lives in his all to short life. He knew nothing but love and will be greatly missed. I love you Mac play and have fun at the bridge till we meet again.
Perhaps they are not stars in the sky, but openings where our loved ones shine down to let us know they are happy.


MacGyver, 03/18/91-04/16/02

To the most special animal I have ever met, my Mackie. You were a source of great love and comfort to me for 10 years. No matter where I was sitting, you were right there with me. When I'd get up in the morning you were there again putting your head on my chest and purring as I pet you. Waiting for me to come home from work in your bed or sometimes on a chair or sometimes you we in another room napping and you'd hear me come in the door and all of a sudden you were right there looking up at me and saying 'welcome home'. You wanted nothing more then to love me and be loved in return - and you were - you were loved so very much. I miss our game of you knocking you straw under the bathroom door and me batting it out to you. Back and forth, back and forth. You always loved to do that. You got up with me on work days and I even blew out your fur when I did my own hair. On weekends you knew we could stay in bed longer and you curled up on me an just purred until it was time to get up. I know you had a happy life and I am just so sad that you didn't get to be an 'old man' pussy cat so we could have had many more years together. 10 years is a long time but still not long enough. It happened so quickly and I did the best I could to get you back to healthy but nothing was working, you were getting sicker, weaker and sadder as the next few days went on. Your quality was taken from you in a heartbeat and I did the best for you. You should never be in pain and weak and sad...not my boy. I took you pain and let you rest and now I am living with the hurt of not having you with me any longer. I still turn to look in the places I know you would be. Sometimes I catch a quick glimpse and then I remember it is just me now. I am very sad now but grateful you are not suffering because you are too good for that and I loved you so much I couldn't let that happen. Some of your things are still scattered through the apartment because I haven't had the heart to move them from your spots. I still fluff the pillows on the couch for you and as much as I do live in reality, I can't help looking to those spots you sat in and hoping I catch a glimpse of you there again. I hope you know how much you were loved by me and how grateful I am to you for the unconditional love you gave to me for the 10 years we were together. I hope you are comfortable and playing and resting as you want to do. I hope you can still see me and know that I am still connected to you. Be happy My Boy, and one day I will scratch your head again and feel your paw touch my face as you purr so loudly. Until that time I hope you are happy, safe and comfortable. I love you and miss you my sweet puss boy. Be Happy and healthy now MacGyver. I hope to be with you one day.

Pam


MacGyver, 06/06/89-02/16/02

Mommy & Daddy miss you so much. We love you Skidoo, and will always cherish the joy and happiness you brought to us.


MacGyver Dean, 8/4/91-9/22/02

MacGyver Dean, my beloved golden boy, not a day goes by that I don't think of you since the day when you were taken from me by cancer. The eleven years that you spent with me were not enough......I deeply miss your wagging tail hitting the floor when I walked into the room, your high fives, begging for treats, our daily walks together, hugging you and kissing you goodnight, and so much more. I wish that you wouldn't have had to leave me. I would give anything to have you back. I just hope you know how much you are missed and how truly loved you are, even now. Grandma, Grandpa, Marc, Kendall, Aunt Julie, Aunt Denise, and Cameron (everyone) all miss you very much. I know my life just isn't the same without you. MacGyver, Dean, Mackey, Never forget.....and always remember....that Mommy loves you "my little sweet cheeks". Wait for me at the Rainbow Bridge and I will find you someday and we will again be together.


Macho, 1982-1999

Macho, you are so special. A warm, loving, and happy kitty. You give our family so much pleasure, so much happiness. We miss you so.

Howard Wright


MacHo Streak, 05/12/84-10/20/02

My beloved companion and best friend passed away suddenly a few weeks ago. I am a veterinary technician so this is very hard for me to deal with because I do understand about his illness and still couldn't help him.
Macho suffered from COPD and was allergic to so much. His poor, precious heart just couldn't stand it anymore.
I got Macho 11 years ago and it was the most precious gift I could have ever received. I am so sad at this tragic loss because I feel like I didn't give him much in return for all that he gave to me.
He loved the child I was when I first got him. As I grew, he loved the woman I became. When I didn't see him for weeks because of school or work... when I saw him again... he still loved me.
He gave me unconditional love and accepted me no matter what. He listened as I cried so many nights to him, and provided
a gentle nudge to keep me on my feet at times. He even stood over me and protected me from people if I fell asleep in his stall.
I lost more than a horse, I lost more than a companion/buddy... I lost my best friend and the love of my life. Men have never been good to me... so my horse was my "Knight in shinning armor". Pretty sad I know but at least there was never a doubt in
my mind that he loved me.
I wish I could even begin to share all the pain that I feel inside but it is too much and too deep for words to ever express.

Please pray for me.

Elizabeth Rhodes


MacIntosh, 02/13/02

Macintosh was my best friend, he was always there .he was so much fun to be with. He was very smart. We loved each other very much. I miss you, Love Jenn.. Life will never be the same.


Mack, 05/06/90-11/06/02

No words can express all you are to me Big Mack. You had a big fancy registered name- Mickey Dilley Jack- but to all of us who loved you, there were so many nicknames but Big Mack defined you best in my eyes because your heart and spirit was so much bigger than your little pug body. You are and always will be to me my most treasured fuzzy friend. Your body may be gone now (I'm so sorry we had to let you go to get away from your pain) but your spirit is close to me and you live on in my heart always. From the moment we locked eyes from that box in the pet store, I knew you were special. It's not fair to have favorites, but of all the dogs, you were my mine. You were the OP- Original Pug. All the others that came after you- your wife & children, your extended relatives- were all brought into our hearts because of what a wonderful dog you were. You had such fun with us- chasing mousies, scuba diving for goldfish, barking at horses and birds and planes, going bye-bye in the car. You loved to watch rodeo on the TV, hated your toenails being clipped, loved food, and I know you loved your family, both animal and people. You were so smart and so loyal. We are lucky to have been loved by you. Your stinky dog kisses were great- oh to have just one more. I miss cuddling my fuzzy little buddy and even miss carrying you when your old legs got tired. I'd walk a thousand miles if it would bring you back as a young pup again. My only comfort is in knowing that every day is a good day for you now and that there is no more pain. I hope you don't miss us too much- we miss you terribly. We'll meet again someday my friend, until then, know I love you and you are not forgotten and never will be. Your loving human sister, Nikki.


Mackenzie, 04/12/95-07/12/02

We miss and love you with all our hearts. You will always be our precious baby boy. My dear sweet boy, Mac, there are no words at all to express our grief and sorrow at losing you. The love, joy, happiness and devotion you gave to us can never be replaced. We love you son, Momma loves so very much and always will. You are so beautiful...

Marte Martinez and Paul Terry


Macy, 03/17/92-08/02/02

We miss you so much.
Our hearts ache for you.

Mommy, Daddy, Cacy


Macy, 10/27/94-2/14/02

In Memory of Macy, who was put to sleep on Valentine's Day, 2002, less than three weeks after we learned she had leukemia. Macy was only a few months past her seventh birthday.

Hi Macy, it's Daddy....Macy, you were not what I would call a "show" dog. In fact you were quite large for a female pug. What made you so special was your loving personality and pleasant disposition. You never let your size limit you. You delighted everyone you met with your friendliness and your personality. In fact, I don't believe you ever met a person or dog you didn't like. You knew just how to handle every situation, whether it was kissing a baby, sitting and letting children pet you, jumping on men which you seemed to like, or playing with dogs of any size. You would "work the crowd" at the Yardley Fourth of July parade, at Peddler's Village, or at New Hope. People who didn't know you would ask, "does she bite?", and I would reply "no, she only kisses."

Macy, how you loved to shop. You would go into Petsmart, Dragonfly, Newtown Bookshop and have a great time. You also liked to walk. Every walk was an adventure where we'd meet and play with your friends. Above all, you loved to eat. You would eat your meal and then join us to help us eat ours. You sampled everything we ate. You were always there whenever we opened the refrigerator, whenever we had a snack.

Macy, you would brighten up each day for us and cheer us. Every day activities were so much fun when you were around. I especially enjoyed napping with you, and I loved to hear you snoring away.

Macy, how fitting that you should pass on on Valentine's day. It was your message that a life of love should end on a day devoted to family and love. I don't know why you were taken so suddenly from us. We prayed for a miracle, but it was not to be. But the seven years we had together will always be our treasured years. We will always remember and love you. You will always be in our hearts and thoughts. We loved you so much, and we never failed to tell you that, and I think you knew how much we loved you. You were our daughter, our sweet heart, our little cutie pie. We were so proud of you. We will always treasure each day we had with you. Some day, Macy, we'll all be reunited again in heaven. Until then, sleep well and be at peace. May God watch over you and be with you. Please know that you will be remembered and that your love will always be in our hearts. Macy, you were simply the best.

Hi Macy, it's Mommy....Do you remember back to 1995 when we first got you? Your daddy thought we should get a dog. I thought he was crazy, because I had no idea of what to do with a dog. You daddy found two pugs at Shake-a-Paw and the next day he took me with him. We picked you out because you appeared to be spunkier and less afraid than the other pug. You were only nine weeks old when we brought you home...

Macy, do you remember when you were finally able to jump up on the couch? It was a big milestone for you. You loved the couch (you dug and chewed up much of the cushions) and slept on it every night....

Do you remember Shadow? You and Shadow were like sisters. What about Simon? You would visit Simon at the book store in Newtown.. In fact, you had lots of friends. Remember Casey who had to be put to sleep and KC who moved to Florida? You also liked Marley. He was your first dog friend. Your other friends were Sadie, Bailey, Sinatra, Justice, Chad, Sandy, and Gibson. Remember Daisy who was the first pug you knew and then you met Pugsly a black pug like you....

Macy, daddy and I have so many memories of you and the fun we had together. Daddy and I miss you terribly, but you taught us to love dogs and to love one another and I feel that is why you wanted to be put to sleep on Valentine's Day. Macy, we pray that you are happy in Heaven and you are seeing lots of dogs and people and romping around having fun. We'll miss you always. You were our first dog and we'll remember the good times with you. Because of what you taught us and the fun we had with you, we got Mindy and we are enjoying her which I'm sure you know.

Please be good in Heaven, eat and play well, and don't get into any trouble. We'll be seeing you soon.


Macy - Ann, 05/10/93-07/02/02

She was my first "on my own" pet, very loveable, and will be remembered FOREVER!!!!

Heather Price


Madam, 1992-10/2000

Madam, "Fluff head:" We rescued you from life in a cage and brought you to a place where you could run and bark. Even though the other 'pups' didn't know what to make of you with all your fluff, they all loved you. I know that Snails has found you and that he's taking good care of you. We still miss you,
Love, your Mom


Madchen, 8/12/92-2/14/02

This is a tribute to our sweet boxer girl. She passed away on Valentine's day and is missed very much. We loved her and still do very much. She lost her life to liver cancer. She was such a smart dog, we had to even spell in front of her. Every morning she would wake me up at 6am so I wouldn't be late for work and every night she would come to our room and say goodnight to my husband. Our hearts are heavy, but we know she is playing with all the others waiting for us. I can't wait to see her again and hold her in my arms. We love you MisserP Madchen xoxoxoxo, love Mommy & Daddy


Maddie, 04/01/95-11/09/02

I thought I would grow old with this Dalmatian, our dear sweet Maddie; but again I was wrong. This sweet soul was the most loving and caring creature I knew. She was smart and loyal.. sometimes a little aggressive, especially if she thought someone was going to hurt us. Her kidneys began to fail right after my father in law died, actually that's when we noticed it. It has been 8 wonderful months. I miss her so much, my home is empty without her. She was like a child to me, and I can never replace that love that she gave. I hope and pray to see her when I die.

Kay Deperno


Maddie (Madeline of Blue Pool), 12/14/98-10/22/02

Dear Maddie, you were the Mission Dog. You were always on mission, offering unconditional love to all you met, whether in Grandma's nursing home, Jan's Brighton Gardens, the Agape kids. We miss your joyful presence and will never forget you, ever.

Anna


Maddie (Aka Lickey), 06/10/89-04/13/02

A very happy dog.

Al


Maddie, 04/17/02

Maddie was a very special girl with a very special mother who took her from an abusive environment and showed her only love!!!! She loved her mama more than anything.... She will be missed greatly and hearts have broken over her loss......

Wendy, Maddie's moms friend


Maddie, 04/15/02

A gypsy cat who lived in many homes within our extended family. Although the homes changed, the love she brought to each place was overflowing. She was a beautiful, petite calico who was independent yet affectionate. Her sweet presence will be greatly missed by us all. We love you Maddie. May you be happy in heaven and know how much you touched our lived.

Stacy


Maddy, 12/18/02

Maddy was and is a sweetheart. She loves and is trusting. She is a very good girl.

Nancy Mindlin


Maddy, 21/07/93-19/06/02

Maddy was such a gorgeous girl, she had the best temperament and was my best friend. Losing her to cancer has been the hardest thing in my life. I miss her so much, and still love her dearly. I cannot wait to see her again.

Alison


Madelyn, 10/03/02

I shall see you soon my sweet baby. Mommy will never be far from your side. Thank you for loving me unconditionally, for being my best friend. Run and play freely Matsie.. I'll be there with you someday soon.


Madison, 9/9/96-10/10/02

Madison My cat was hit by a hit and run driver one I can't bear the fact that I will never see her running around or sleeping in her favorite spot again. No pet will ever replace my Maddie. I Love You Mad Cat...


Madison, 03/29/86-11/13/02

A wonderful and loving family member for 16 years. She is painfully missed.

Laura Schaefer


Madison (Maddy), 05/17/01

Dear Maddy,

It's been a year since you died, but we still have you in our hearts and think of you often. You'll always be with us. Thanks for being one of the best dogs ever.

Much love,

Joanie, Ron, Greg & Roscoe


Madison, 01/26/88-05/16/02

I miss you so much my beautiful baby boy...you have been a part of my life for so long that I thought you'd always be here. So suddenly you got sick & we didn't even know you were ill. Now purring in an angels lap. Snuggles, Mummy...


Madison, 05/07/02

I will miss you my sweet, sweet Maddie. There will always be a special place in my heart for you. You were the most gentle kitty every & I love you so much.

Mommy


Madison, 06/01/88-02/15/02

Dear Madison my friend in good times and bad. You are a loving presence that will be missed deeply. Your ever present unconditional love, the sound of your paws scratching at the door upon hearing me come home, your kisses, your sweet, sweet eyes...........how can you be gone so fast.

The angels are comforting you and wrapping their radiant wings around you in paradise.

Suffer no more my lovely dog.

I love you so much,
Mom


Madison Calomino-Jones, 08/04/02

Thank you for bringing my grandmother so much joy and companionship, even through the toughest times. We miss you!


Mae, 10/10/89-06/01/02

Our Mae passed to the other side today. She was in such pain, but she was so brave. She gave us a kiss and asked us to discontinue all the things we were doing to keep her here.
This girl ran our home and hearts. She had her very own rocker recliner and if we were to long putting her up in it she would give us a little bark to tell us to hop to it .
She would come to the side of the bed and whine to get up with us. When I couldn't sleep she would comfort me. She loved to take naps in the afternoon with her twin sister , Tilly and me. She loved her Daddy and gave him BIG kisses everytime she saw him.
She would have to be close to me All the time. She was my baby and we shared her love with her twin. I simply cannot tell people in words how cute she acted and how loving and loyal she was. I don't know if our hearts will ever heal.

Joy and Jimmy Bolt


Mafoo, 07/04/01-07/09/02

One year ago today Kikko, our 10 year old Shiba Inu, came out of the bushes with a tiny object in her mouth. She placed it on the ground, and there was a very special little yellow kitten, only 5 days old. Kikko adopted the baby and tended to her motherly duties, minus the bottle feeding. The kitten was named Mafoo, and what a journey this last year has been. Kikko and Mafoo became almost as one. One year later, little did we realize that your life would be so short. After a very tragic accident to take Kikko's life June 1st, only days later an infection hit Mafoo's ears, and after days of medication, without any results, the doctor found that a very important test had not been conducted when Mafoo was a kitten, the Lukemia test. We were horrified to learn of this tragic disease. The infection continued and suddenly every orifice of Mafoo's body became incrusted with a horrible black crust. Then only a week ago it attacked your eyes. How painful it was to your human family to see this happen. Then the last week one more lesion appeared each day somewhere on that precious little body. Tests only indicated there was nothing further that could be done to bring some kind of comfort or cure to you. Today, one year from the day of your joining our family, the painful decision was made to let you go to Rainbow Bridge and meet Kikko. who has been waiting for you for the past 5 weeks. What a joyous occasion that must have been. The pain is all too intense now, but we shall always remember the many little tendencies that possessed that sweet little body. As I cleaned house today after returning from the vets, as I tended to my chores, I missed your hiding under the sheets as I changed the bed, chasing the vacuum cleaner as it made its path through the house, and then when the tile was scrubbed, how much fun you had slipping and sliding on the wet tile. When the dishes were washed, how I missed you standing in the sink watching the water vanish into the drain, you never could figure out just where it was going. Water was such an obsession for you.

Oh, so many precious memories to cling to, and how much we are going to miss you. The tears blind the words as they are written, we loved you so much.

Mommie and Daddy


Maggie, 06/12/02-12/19/02

Good things come in small packages. A farewell to my little angel. She touched our hearts in so many different ways. Her life here was to short, and though we ask why, over and over, I know someday, somewhere, we will meet again. She was an angel, and was to good for this world. Rest now my baby, you are home. We miss you.

Love, Daddy and Momma


Maggie, 11/05/02

My sweet beautiful girl, Maggie. You were a loyal companion and friend for over 15 years. You cried with me when my parents died, and I now I cry for you. I will never forget you and I will always love you.

Maryann Gazdzik


Maggie, 11/04/02

May our Wee be in the most wonderful place with God. And that we will meet again someday. She is the prettiest and the best.

Shin and Phil Liang


Maggie, 06/08/89-10/24/02

Maggie was a wonderful, gentle creature. She had never nipped or growled at a human being as long as she was on this earth.

Always our shadow, she filled our home with joy. This cocker spaniel had a wonderful life and was very spoiled, and got her way most of the time. :) She has blessed the lives of our family and friends with her lively presence.

This morning (10.24.02) was the time for her to reach Rainbow Bridge and play with our other beloved animals before her. I miss her so much! This is a very difficult time for all of us who were close to her. I pray that she is being loved in doggie heaven as she was loved here on earth.

I can't wait to kiss her soft head again...We miss you Maggie!!! And we will always LOVE YOU and NEVER will we forget you.


Maggie, 12/08/93-10/14/02

Many would say Maggie was fortunate to have finally found a loving home, especially since she knew three homes, including the pound, before the age of 1.
Looking back, I know that I am the fortunate one for having her in my life.

She was my step-dog, adopted through my relationship with her owner, and together they taught me the beauty of unconditional love. I never thought I would ever call myself a dog person - but Maggie won my heart with her ability to give love and accept love, her crazy antics that made everyone who knew her laugh, and her expressive, caring eyes.
In the end, it was her eyes that told us it was okay to let her go, that she loved us and all we had shared with her, and that she was heading for the Rainbow Bridge where we will be fortunate enough someday to meet her again.

We miss you Maga Do! Thanks for being YOU!

Deb Bennis


Maggie, 1/1/91-9/25/02

To the greatest friend I ever had, I miss you more than anything. I feel so incomplete, but I know you are in a better place. I will see you soon.

I Love You, Mommy


Maggie, 08/22/02

Maggie was a rescue dog, so I don't know exactly how old she was. When she came to me, she was in bad shape --neglected, depressed, and nothing but skin and bones. I gave her a good home, fattened her up, and brought her out of her funk. She was a great companion to me for almost 11 years. She was a gentle soul, who never met a person that she didn't love, particularly a child. She would tolerate absolutely anything from children, who would hug her, pet her, yank her hair, and even try to take a ride on her. She was the most patient, laid back and loving dog I've ever know. My boxer, Buddy, and I miss her a great deal. We'll meet you at the Rainbow Bridge, Maggie. We love you!

Joan Bowen


Maggie, 02/14/84-08/26/02

Maggie was a special, sweet girl. I already miss her terribly. Now, she's up there playing with her brothers and sister Fletch, Wrecks, Aarron and Meusette. I'm looking forward to the day we can all be together again.

Debra Pyer and David Jaspers


Maggie, 09/19/97-08/24/02

Maggie was our baby she was our special one.... She gave us 3 beautiful litters of puppies and she was so special to us...... She will be dearly missed by our whole family..... But we know she is frolicking in the daisies with her 2 puppies we lost we know we will one day see her again...... Till then we have our memories.

~~*~~ Cheri ~~*~~


Maggie, 01/12/94-08/10/02

Our beautiful girl touched so many lives. She cheered the elderly in the nursing home, watched over Abbey when she was ill, then Rocky during his chemo treatments. When Annie came home she taught her how to bark and was amused by her puppy mischief. She played tag with Holly and hid biscuits for her to find, but most of all was dad's loving, faithful companion. Degenerative spinal disease claimed your magnificent body way too soon, but your spirit will always live on with us. We loved and cherished you. Until we meet at the Bridge - Love, Dad, Denise, Larry, Annie and Holly


Maggie, 02/11/00-07/26/02

Mags was a truly special girl. She was always by my side and wanted nothing more than to be wherever I was. A careless accident took her much too soon. I will always miss her and look forward to our reunion someday. May God Bless and keep her until then.

David Friend


Maggie, 08/12/88-08/12/02

To our beloved Maggie..may you rest in heaven and be a shining star we can look up and see..Have fun in heaven with Molly and Duffy..you are in our heart and soul forever..we love you..mommy and daddy


Maggie, 08/05/02

She was our first pup. She fought a 3 month battle again Autoimmune disease. In the end, she was still joyful, playful and loving. We will love her always.

Ellen Klein


Maggie, 03/89-07/16/02

To Maggie, our best friend, who was always there for us.

Karen Rizzo


Maggie, 09/16/85-06/14/02

My Maggie was my best friend for so many years. I can only hope I gave her half the love she gave me. The hardest thing I've ever done was to let her go and it was the best thing I ever did for her.

Kathy


Maggie, 05/28/02

Bye Maggie! A great run and 14 good years with a wonderful dog. See you again one day, Muggles.

Daddy


Maggie, 12/03/98-05/03/02

Maggie: the sweetest cat I ever knew.
So precious. Gone too soon.
I will always love you, Maggie.

Michelle


Maggie, 03/17/87-04/25/02

It only seems like yesterday when we brought you home. The years fly by way too fast. Your love, companionship and loyalty cannot be replaced. We will see you on the other side, my girl. We love you very much and you will be forever in our hearts.

Kevin and Ginger Burchett


Maggie, 10/07/93-03/10/02

You gave so much and asked so little in return. You were truly loved and you loved back unconditionally. We miss you here with us always at our feet. We hope you'll always have your cookies. Wait for us and we will cross the bridge together.

Campbell Family


Maggie, 02/24/92-01/17/02

A Tribute To Maggie:

You joined our family when you were six weeks old and you immediately worked your way into our hearts with your loving heart and happy disposition. I was ill at the time and you and I became very close. We spent so much time together through the last (almost) ten years. I don't know what I'll do without you! I know I'll miss you terribly! I loved you so very much. You were so smart, you understood everything and you could do anything I asked you to do. It seemed as though you could talk to me with your eyes and your body language very easily, I understood you so well and you understood me so well. That's what makes loosing you so very hard! Your shiny black fur and your beautiful face with your long slender muzzle and your beautiful brown eyes will be etched in my mind forever. You never did age Maggie, you were always as playful as a puppy and everything was so exciting to you. You will be forever young in our minds and in your spirit. You died so unexpectedly that it's been very difficult trying to adjust to the fact that you are no longer with us. You were fine and playing one minute and then in a matter of minutes you were very ill. When we took you to the vet he thought you had a tumor in a major organ that burst and bled out like an aneurysm and there was nothing he could do for you. He gave you a shot for shock and one for pain and we took you home to die. It was only a matter of hours and you were gone. I think you died peacefully knowing you were home and with me sitting beside you comforting you. You didn't seem to have any pain. There are so many things about you I'll always remember and I know I'll miss, but I'll never forget your wiggly body almost bent in half with excitement of seeing us, and how you always had to have a toy with you wherever you went and how you loved to tear up paper bags and cardboard boxes. I miss watching your silly little antics and the way you would look at me to ask me questions, I miss you keeping me company every day and how you loved to fight and body slam me, and I so very much miss our hugs and kisses every morning! How close I was to you Maggie, you were so much a part of my life! I miss you so much! The un-measurable amounts of happiness and love you brought to me through your life could be compared to the same amount of sadness and grief I feel for you through your death. I thank you for all the good times we shared. I'll always keep you in a very special part of my heart and that way you'll be with me forever. I love you my beautiful Maggie and I'll never forget you!

Love, Mom, xo,xo

Bob & Gayle


Maggie, 03/07/02

Maggie was a wonderful little trooper. Recently she was very sick, alzheimers for dogs. It was first manifested by her walking around and getting stuck in places. She was a girl who wouldn't give up. If she was stuck, she would bark. If she was hungry, she would bark. Recently, when she needed to pee or poop, she would bark - always a little lady, she wanted to make sure she was clean and loved.

Oh, we loved her, she got special food and treats, even for the past 4 months, it was through a turkey baster feeding arrangement. We would make her little omelets (when she would remember how to eat). A few months ago we though she would like a slim jim. Boy - she gulped the whole thing down! We had our nicknames for her - Muggawump, Sweet Potato Pie, Monster Mugger of Love. That's what she was. She loved Jim more, she never learned how to kiss, but she would give him teeth.

Our whole family will miss her, but she is with the others now, comparing notes on the family. She is in a place now where she can still run, jump and chew. I love you Maggie, I love you very much.

Linda Lorber


Maggie, 04/19/86-03/02/02

To Maggie – 4/19/86 to 3/2/2002

Today I lost an old friend. She had been with me for 16 years – never complaining – always there to comfort me when I was sad and play with me when I was glad. I loved to watch her take in all the smells of the yard and bark furiously as a warning to any who may enter – not out of aggression but rather possession. She loved to swim, dive for minnows and catch moles…she was an expert mole excavator, and often while she was sleeping, her legs would emulate digging furiously – I was sure she was on a mole adventure.

I watched her quality of life dwindle, until she could barely walk from the den to the bedroom, and all her favorite foods became merely items of disinterest. No longer did she gallop around her yard or yearn to go to ride in the car.

Who knows what is “right” to do in these situations – but that dog relied on me to care for her and do what was right for her. Was it right to make her keep on going until I was ready to let go? I saw it in her eyes – I felt it in her presence – she hung in there until I was ready. And tonight I witnessed the final act of love. She slept painlessly - and she had not known painless for some time. She deserved to be free of suffering, for she gave me all she had, and tonight it was my turn to give.

That doesn’t make it any easier to let go – I miss her so much. Probably like she missed romping in the yard, begging for leftovers and snuggling up with me. Those days are gone, but the memories of that younger, strong-bodied dog that shared so many years of my life will never fade. She was a loyal companion, guardian and playmate.

Although tonight I can hardly see these words through my tears, I hear her bark and see her smile. And Charlotte came in to my consciousness to say Maggie had arrived safely and was with her now.

She will live forever in my heart.

Rita Quinton


Maggie, 10/24/90-1/31/02

I want Maggie to know that we miss her every day and love her and she will always be in our hearts. I also want to thank Maggie for all the love she has shown to us during her 12 years with us.

Thank you.

Cathy Colarusso


Maggie, 04/13/95-02/04/02

Maggie was a loving girl. She always made everyone happy.

Susan Livingston


Maggie, 11/08/01

I wanted to share a story with you. A couple months ago, my mom lost her Golden Retriever, Maggie, too soon. Maggie was anemic and we did not know she was until it was too late. Within a week, Maggie had been to the vet dozens of times, had IV's in her, and 2 blood transfusions. This all happened while my mom was on vacation (and of course, she brought Maggie with her). One morning, after the vet said Maggie would be a "new dog" in a few hours, things went terribly wrong. They rushed Maggie to the vet at about 615AM in hopes of saving her. Maggie died, in my mom's arms looking at her and taking her last breath. I do not think I have ever felt so bad for my mom in my life. She cried non-stop for a month straight and still cries just about every day. Maggie was her Maggie. She loved her more than me, I think! My mom's heart was ripped from her. I guess when an animal, or human for that matter, dies due to old age or an on-going illness, you have more time to prepare. But, when you take your 5 year old dog on vacation with you you and nurse her for the entire week and she dies in your arms on the way to the vet...that is really hard to handle. But, since then, my mom bought 2 golden retrievers (sisters from the same litter) and that has brought her happiness. Nothing will ever take Maggie's place, and we all know that, but chasing 2 pups keeps you busy. One last thing....we all know about the Rainbow Bridge, right? Well, when my mom was taking Maggie to the vet, she had to drive across a bridge (this was in Marco Island, Florida)....and Maggie died RIGHT BEFORE they crossed the bridge. Maybe that means nothing, but I like to think it does. I am sorry for anyone who has lost friends like we did. But take comfort in knowing that we have all been through it and everyday is a day closer to you being with your friend.

Jennifer


Maggie, 9/10/90-01/17/02

MAGGIE

Maggie, my sweet, sweet dog
I can't believe you're gone ...
You gave me so much over the years
I'd like to write a song -
About my friend with big brown eyes
And a tail that always wagged ...
With the sweetest disposition
That a dog could ever have.
Or I'll just write a story
And tell of all things we've done,
From the time you were a puppy
And were always on the run...
Through all those times together --
They were the best eleven years --
I always will remember
While I shed a thousand tears.

Whether songs or poems or stories,
I'm not sure words could express
The love I have in my heart for you
Because you were the best.
The way you got excited
And would chew and squeak your toys ..
Or point your nose up in the air
And make that growling noise.
How you'd surely get excited
And the only times you'd bark
Was when you'd see a big old truck
And you'd make them toe the mark!
Raising quite a ruckus,
Telling them a thing or two
Who would have known
That "ferocious" dog
Was just loving, trusting you.

My memories are many
And it may take me awhile
Before I can think about you
And break out with a smile.
Because I love you, Maggie,
To me you meant the world
And as I put this into words
I sure do miss my girl.
In the end I had to help you --
It was the hardest thing of all --
To take your life into my hands
And make that final call.
You were so brave these last few months
I knew you were feeling bad
Just watching you get worse each day
Made Mommy feel so sad.

And so my pretty lady,
Now you're resting comfortably ...
Though I think of you both night and day
I know that you are free.
It took some time for you to show me
With your soulful eyes that stared
But eventually you convinced me
To prove how much I cared.
I will save your purple collar
Your name tag and your ball
But what I save within my heart
Are the greatest things of all.
You were a perfect angel
And though you've gone away,
Perhaps if you're in heaven now
We'll meet again someday.


Maggie, 04/01/94-01/09/02

Maggie - a sweet dog who will not be forgotten.

Love,

GEME


Maggie, 01/01/02

No one ever loved me like Maggie --- I am truly blessed by having her for 16 years! My heart breaks .... Maggie you are a very special girl.

Rita Riley


Maggie Belle, 07/21/90-01/16/02

You were our best friend & always had a smile for us. Your presence in our home is unbearable. We glance in your direction everytime we pass one of your lounging spots. God please take care of our doggie. Hugs & kisses to you, our Mag Dog. Love your Mom & Dad.


Maggie K Ruby Doo (Mags), 12/8/93-10/14/02

Mags had a hard life. She was afraid to be alone for she had been left alone too many times already - three owners and a trip to the Humane Society - all before the age of one. So it was, a crisp November day, 1993 - outside of Syracuse, NY, in a small town called East Homer that she entered our lives. Her former owners, not able to feed their own children, let alone Maggie - had given her a chance by adopting her out of the shelter - I gave the kinds folks $100, and hoped they would buy shoes for their kids - who had none. She was stinky, full of scabs, scared and tried to bite me, as we drove away to her 4th and final home. Our friends, trying to think of names for her - finally, Maggie was chosen. It sounded Irish, and she looked like a Maggie - strong, big boned, and a crazed drunken look in her eyes - (the don't mess with me look). Arriving home, after sleeping in my arms, she proceeded to bolt into our home and attack Tyler, my yellow lab, who would ultimately become her best friend. I stood between them screaming wildly to stop the fighting, and realized this dog was going to be ALOT of work! And work, we did. Standing in the field in the freezing cold, trying to get a dog, who was already one year old to learn. Trying to bargain the ball from her mouth with cookies and often cutting my hands on the nylon leash as she bolted toward every distraction imaginable. I taught her how to swim and overcome her fear of water. Still she was often distracted, always trying to fight with other dogs in the park, or the creek, never really interested in playing ball with Tyler, just keeping it from him. Her final weekend before her death, she spent 3 days at the beach, on the lake where she played ball her way and curiously, and devilishly swam after the golden retriever on the next dock - always looking for trouble. Yet, she was kind - protecting our cat at the vet, unpredictable - eating a plate of hot wings, clear toy lollipops and tin foil - and just as we thought she was indestructible, she came up lame with an injured paw, and then managed to survive her first small bought with cancer. We never gave up on Mags - she taught me how to overcome adversity, and to never, ever give up. Her quirky, unpredictable behavior brought beauty and love into our home. She would give gentle kisses, play girlishly, but never lose her ferociousness or tenacity. Even as we lay in the parking lot with her IV's attached she lunged toward a sick greyhound. Her kind eyes were telling me to let her go. The next three days of her illness were horrible, still she was happy to see us after a failed surgery, tail thumping and trying to get up to greet us in the remaining ten minutes of her life. She broke my heart even further, once again showing that tremendous unconditional love that chose us, over the pain she was feeling. But this time, Moo Moo was too weak to get up, so we lay our hands on her and place our face in her eyes, kiss her neck, kiss her eyes and as she wishes us a final farewell, taking our girl to heaven. We'll miss you Mags. We love you - Stace and Deb, Ty and Brad.


Maggie May, 1987-11/22/02

She was such a precious baby.

Mark and Beverly Walker


Maggie May, 08/01/01-09/28/02

Maggie, today you went so unexpectedly to the rainbow bridge..all too soon in your young life! You were too full of joy and energy for this world! We love you so much, and your buddies Buffer and Lexie miss you, as we do. We've cried all day today, whenever we saw an acorn or a leg-less cricket that you had brought in. Your beautiful green eyes, and soft "pert" greeting will be missed so! You were a wonderful friend and spirited companion, and we will miss you always. Love, Betsy and Phil


Maggie May, 03/12/92-03/28/02

Goodbye for now Maggie. Mommie loves you and misses you dearly. My heart is broken but I could not see you endure any more suffering. You gave me 10 years of love and devotion. Wait for me, I will meet you on Rainbow Bridge where we shall be together again, this time forever.

Katherine Klimara


Maggie May, 07/04/93-02/13/02

My Maggie May was my best girl. I was blessed with having her for almost nine years. I got her from a shelter when she was four months old. Whoever had her wasn't very nice to her. When she came to live with me I tried to give her a good puppyhood. we went walking through woods and she would chase the deer. She loved being out running. She was such a good girl and friend. When I was she had a tumor in her foot it broke my heart. She also had anemia very bad which made amputation of the leg impossible. I had to help her go to Rainbow Bridge. It was the hardest thing I ever had to do. It's been 2 1/2 weeks since you left us. Mags I hope your running and playing with all the other beloved pets at Rainbow Bridge. Your baby Wolfpac has stopped searching the house for you. But I can tell he misses you so. I love and miss you so much. Until we are together again.
Love Your Mom


Maggie T, 02/19/00-03/09/02

My sweet Maggie-we miss you so very much....you were my best companion with your unconditional love....the house is so empty without you. Coming home is the worst time for me because I keep looking for you greeting me at the door...I'm not sure how long the tears will last, but I will cry for a longtime, longing for my girl...I know in the past month you were not well, but it was just so hard to finally say good-by and let you go.
Thank you for all the 12 wonderful years you gave to us..my heart breaks for you my sweet girl....till we meet again...

Love mommy, Christine and Michael


Maggie, Tammy, Shadow, Sylvester & Minnie

Dear Maggie, Tammy, Shadow, Sylvester & Minnie,
Although you have been out of our lives for a while now, we still miss you. You are with the rest of the family at the Rainbow Bridge. I love to think of you all well and happy with no more pain in your lives. We will always love and miss you. Until we all meet again please remember us. Love, Lyn, Dan, Sheba, Boots & Blackie

Lyn, Dan, Sheba, Boots & Blackie


Maggie Whittington, 12/28/90-08/11/02

You shouldn't have left me so soon. I miss that energy and excitement when I come home everyday. You were definitely one in a million. Thank you so much for enriching my life. I'm a better person because of you.

Jon H. Whittington, Jr.


Maggy May, 06/12/91-09/17/02

She was always there.

Cleo Strain


Magic, 12/28/94-08/22/02

In loving memory of MAGIC Fonda von Furstinburg C.D. A fine dog and loving companion. Who will always be missed and never forgotten! To know you was to love you. The only sorrow you ever brought me was the day you left me! Rest in peace baby girl! 12/28/94 08/22/02 I miss you terribly and will love you always! Love Jimmy


Magnum, 06/21/91-11/03/02

Magnum sweet baby boy, you are the love of my life and My heart and soul. I cannot think of being without you. I love you Baby.

Mom


Magnum, 02/14/02

Magnum was a gentle giant. Everyone loved him. Even people who didn't like dogs. He had that kind of effect on people. He was a real sweetheart. That's why god wanted him on Valentine's Day. I truly miss him. My heart hurts. How I wish I could I could bring back the good old days, with me, you and Alex(who passed 9/9/00), in bed curled up into each other. How I wish... I hope you are happy in your new place, with your buddies running around. One day we will meet again. And it will be like old times. Until that day. Love you always!! And God bless.


Magoo, 01/82-02/08/02

A Dedication to my Magoo cat, Who Wrapped her Fluffy Tail Around my Heart.

How do I begin to tell you how much I love my angel fur baby??

You were born January 1982 in a barn on a cow farm in Cooperstown, New York. You wound up in Glen Rock, New Jersey and that is where I found out about you while visiting. I was so excited to go see about you as I wanted a long haired lap kitty to keep Gibby company. It was April, 1982 and you were 3 months old and the people that adopted you from the cow farm said if I did not want you, they would keep you. Well, I arrived at their home and down the stairs came this beautiful baby ball of fluff, tail held high in the air, with the biggest green eyes ever! “Meow-Meow-Meow” you went. I picked you up and it was instant love. You were just gorgeous! My little longhaired Mainecoon kitty, finally!

You came home to the Bronx with me that night and since you had some fleas, I brought you the vet the next day for your shots and to get cleaned up. I decided to name you after my mother, Mollie, who had just passed away a year ago. Something with an “M” I needed to name you. So Magoo it became!

Once you met Gibby cat it was just the cutest thing to watch you both. You took right over my apartment. Gibby wasn’t too happy at first, but after about 2 weeks of her hissing and hiding, she eventually decided she would love you too, and you became good buddies. Of course, you were the “kid” in the house, and you always wanted to play with her and chase and bite her. When she’d have enough of you, she’d let you know it!

You loved to be groomed! I guess you knew how pretty you were. And you loved catnip, turkey, roast beef and chicken and dried rigatoni noodles you would chase around. Mommy made sure she spoiled her babies well. And at night-time, it was you and Gibby on the pillow next to me, and I would fall asleep to stereo purring. If I were home sick, the both of you would cuddle up next to me and sleep with me and stay nice and toasty and warm.

Once we moved to our home in Orange County, you got a whiff of the country air and the grass. I guess you thought you were back on the farm that you were born on, and you always tried to sneak out of the house. You would love to sit near the fireplace windows and look out at the rabbits and birds in the yard. Every time I would go near a door, there you appeared, meowing at my feet, trying your best to go out. But mommy made sure you stayed safe and you only went out to nibble on grass once in a while, when I could have my wings wrapped around you. And I would call you “Bunny” a lot, because you would sit waiting to watch the rabbits frolicking around in the yard. My little “Bunny”.

You had the sweetest disposition too. You loved our Cherri dog as well and everyone became one big happy family. You were truly MY cat, a one-person first-in-my-lap cat. 20 years! That’s a long time!

I cannot believe so much time has passed and now I must say farewell to another fur baby companion I have loved for so long. Your kidneys are failing you and there is not much more we can do.

Knowing you will be at peace once you depart this world, and you will be together with Gibby is the only thing I can hope and pray for. I do not want you to suffer because I love you more than that. On a side of Heaven is a place called Rainbow Bridge and one day, when it is my time, we will cross Rainbow Bridge and be together eternally. So I say Goodbye for now, but your spirit and love will live in my heart forever. Until we meet again I will miss you each and every day. I love you Magoo. I am grateful and blessed to have had your love and I thank you for being in my life…

All my love, Mommy


Magritte, 11/01/01

Magritte was sometimes unsure of how to be with people, because most of his big heart was saved for his brother pinch. Magritte was a funny lug of a dog who always brought me joy with his humorous ways. When pinch passed away suddenly in June of 2001, magritte's heart was broken. His grieving was long and real, and nothing I could do could console him. Shortly thereafter, he became very ill, and all my efforts to save him failed....Run together, my boys...and take care of each other until we meet again.

Adele Kassler


Mahogany (Hoggy), 04/08/02

My tribute is that putting her to rest was the most difficult thing I have ever had to do. I knew it was time, but it was still difficult. I miss very much and want everyone to know that she was the most loving dog. I'll love her always.

Michele Nogle


Maia, 06/01/88-02/07/02

My little Maia, grey tabby cat, 13 years old, passed over the Rainbow Bridge on Feb. 7, 2002 after a brave struggle with cancer. She came to me from an SPCA shelter, a small anxious bundle about 6 months old. Needy of love and attention she soon befriended Xanthi, my orange cat (still with us at 18 1/2) but it was to me she attached herself and from the first day never willingly left my side. For 13 years my shadow, my little gray bundle of fur, always near me, on my lap, on the newspaper in the morning, on my bed at night, sitting by my chair, wanting only to be close. She was greatly loved, greatly adored, gave intense pleasure and love herself and now she has gone. She leaves a hole, an emptiness that will take a long time to heal. But she goes to join my Beloved German Shepherd Tara who passed over that same bridge on dec. 17, 2001. Be peaceful Maia, we love you always. Christine


Maile, 04/11/87-10/15/02

Maile was a faithful companion for 15 1/2 years. She will live in our hearts forever. She was precious, happy, and kind. She will be missed by all who knew her. She is in heaven now waiting for her "mommy" & "daddy". Someday we will all be together again. It is so painful to be without her. To come home to an empty house is almost to much to bear. We pray she is with God now watching us from above.

Sherrye & Mark Nozaki


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Hi

My name is Mai Ling

My Mom took me to live with her on Christmas Eve 1987, when I was just 6 weeks old.
She told everybody I was the cutest little fuzzball she had ever seen.

Mom used to call me her little tomboy because one day she had a party and everybody laughed at me when I came in the house with bows in my hair and mud on my face.
Oh, it was so much fun playing in those mud puddles!

When I was a year old Mom and I moved to Florida. It was a very long way from our old home.
But since Mom didn't know anybody here we spent a lot of time together.
We used to go for long walks on the beach.
I didn't like it very much 'cause it was kinda scary; but I knew Mom wouldn't let anything hurt me.

One day Mom brought Bear home.
She said "this is your little brother".
Shoot, I didn't want any babies around!
'Specially a baby brother!!

I guess I wasn't very nice to him 'cause he was such a little pest.
But after a while I realized he wasn't gonna leave so I decided to play with him some.
He turned out to be a pretty good brother - except he always took all my toys and wanted my dinner.

Well, I let him have the toys, but he was so dumb it took him forever to realize I wasn't gonna share my food with him.

Well, Bear has been with me and Mom for 10 years now; and I'm finally glad he's here.
Because I know he'll take really good care of Mom for me.
You see, on Christmas night, I had to take another long trip; except this time I knew my Mom couldn't go with me.

She was gone most of that day; but I waited and waited for her to come back.
And when she finally came home and saw how sick I was she held me in her arms and she told me that she loved me and she cried because I was leaving her.
But she told me that I would be feeling better soon and that if I really had to go it was ok.

So, after 15 years and 1 day I had to leave my Mom.
But I know I'll see Mom again someday; because I'm waiting for her at the Rainbow Bridge.
And, if Bear gets here before she does, I'll even let him wait with me.


Maizy, 05/14/02

Thank you, Maizy - from everyone who knew & loved you. You were truly a gift from God and we will all miss you.

Tierney Britz & Kathy Tierney


Major, 10/06/96-12/04/02

We'll see you on the other side Major. My feet will never be warm again. We love you!

Danyel & Aaron Diamond


Major, 12/30/01

A big, gentle and loving friend. He can never be replaced. He never asked for a lot but gave so much. He is sadly missed by all his friends (human & animal).
Sylvia & Jeff


Major, 05/24/93-01/26/02

Major was a nine yr. old loyal and loved Shepard. He was a friend to all, and will be missed by everyone. WE will miss you.
All our love,
Your Family


Malachi (Mr. Crooked Tail, Ball Park), 8/7/86-1/18/02

Malachi,

You were my best friend and companion. Thank you for 15 + wonderful years and memories. I miss you deeply. I have no regrets for letting you go. I only wish I would have known that last night would be our last. Forgive me for that. If I'd of known I would have done things differently. I'm certain by now you have found Roxie and Benny. The three of you can once again play and roam like you used to. Kayla misses you too. She doesn't understand why you haven't come home. Someday I will bring home a new friend for her to play with. You brought so much to my life and the lives of those who knew you. We were all with you when you went away and you will stay in our hearts forever. Don't eat too much. That was one of your greatest pleasures in life. I guess now you don't have to watch your weight. I know if there is a pool of water where you are once again you're playing and romping around in it. Enjoy yourself and one day we will meet again. Until then know how much I love you and thank you again for all the joy and pleasure you gave to me.

Mom


Malcolm, 02/14/94-08/26/02

Malcom was a delight and joy for our family. He always did what he was told. He was the happiest dog we ever owned and so smart. He gave us many gifts, of course, his love was the greatest. We realize there will only be one Malcolm in our lifetime, he was so special. It made my day better immediately just to reach over and hug him, so soft and furry. He would look to us for reassurance from time to time, almost human, understanding so much. I can't begin to explain how much I love him, miss him and look forward to seeing him again. Rolfe family


Malcolm Guertin, 05/06/02

I will always always love you Malcolm.

Kim


Mali, 01/03/98-09/22/02

My Shadow

A Hamley


Mallie, 01/01/90-10/29/02

Our beloved pet was named Mallie (pronounced Mollie). She was almost thirteen years old when she passed away on October 29, 2002. She was born January 1, 1990. She was a mixed breed shih tzu, and just so loving. We miss her so much, the ache in our hearts is almost unbearable. She loved us so much.

Nina and Len Stahlberg


Mallory, 08/17/02

To a loving friend and protector - Godspeed.

Nina


Malu Oi, 03/08/02

Malu was our #1 baby and we will truly miss him.
He will be in our hearts forever.

Warm Alohas,
"Dad" & "Mom"


Mama Kitty, 11/09/02

Mama Kitty and I practically grew up together. I got her from the SPCA when I was 17 years old. I am now 34. She is older than all 3 of my children; she was my first child. Putting Mama to rest was the hardest thing I have ever done; although, I am glad she is no longer sick. I miss her more than I could have ever imagined. My prayer is that we will meet again and this time for eternity.

Diane Z


Mama Kitty, 3/18/02

13 yrs ago, a vet aborted some kittens at the owners request. These little ones were alive at birth and a friend of mine whose cat had recently given birth overheard the vet discussing their fate. She asked if she could take them home and he agreed. This is how my kitty came into the world. I welcomed her into my life then and this past week I said good bye. We shared a lot of memories, she and I. Lots of new homes and people came and went in 13 years. She was always constant. I was with her when she became "Mama Kitty", a miracle to see. I sat and stroked her when she breathed her last. I wasn't ready, I wasn't prepared. I miss her more than I thought I could. Thanks for the love Miss Mama Kitty.

Amy Carle


Mama Mia, 05/20/00-06/08/02

I know that I already have submitted your name once earlier this week. But that was before I had a chance to really think about things because I was so sad for you had just passed away. *Mama Mia passed away while I was camping. She had severe Epilepsy and was on medication 2 times a day in which she handled well and didn't have too many seizures. I left last Saturday night at 6:30pm to go camping over night. I had given her her medication and pet her and left. When I came home, I found her, laying on the kitchen floor, in blood, she had passed on. I was shocked and couldn't figure out what happened, so I looked around and found ripped up carpet (a sign of a seizure do to her nails gripping the carpet) she had lost control of her bowels and urine and lost that, she had ripped her nails right out of her paws, and hit her head on the kitchen cabinets. I know I can't turned back time my precious Mama, but if I could I would have stayed with you that night, and held you, and I would have told you that it was ok to go, that you wouldn't have anymore seizures in heaven and that I will see you there someday. You had such a unique, loving and extraordinary personality and I miss you more than anything and would give a million dollars just to be able to hold you one last time and to be able to say goodbye. I'm so sorry that I wasn't there for you, but I will be there for you in heaven someday! I love you so much and miss you baby!!! Love, Your Mama


Mandee Tucson, 04/12/94-11/15/02

To my baby girl Mandee
You are my love, my world and my joy. I love you so much and will miss you forever. You will forever be in my heart and a part of me. Thank you for showing me true unconditional love and affection. You gave so much. Spread your wings and fly baby girl. I love you.


Mandi, 06/17/92-03/12/02

Mandi,
I miss you dearly and will always love you. You will always be in my heart and memories.

Andrea Novak


Mandilynn, 12/24/93-10/31/02

*-Mandy-*
I love you so much and I will never ever forget you...You were the best thing that happened to me and the rest of our family...But now your gone and I hope your doing well where you are...I will remember you forever and hopefully one sweet day I will see you once again...Don't ever forget me...I love you more then anything<3


Mandy, 10/05/02

Mandy,
You were my best friend and soulmate. I am missing you terribly, the ache will not stop. I know you are in a better place and free of pain. I'll always love you...

Carol


Mandy, 01/29/86-05/26/02

A wonderful friend, Mandy became a much loved family member after being rescued from abandonment at the age of 12. She is sorely missed. We did what we had to do, tho' it hurt so very much. RIP Mandy, my love.

John Nicholls


Mandy, 04/22/87-07/13/02

Our dear little Mandy was such a tiny thing, never weighed over 7 pounds. She was my constant friend and companion. She would follow me all over the house, talking constantly.
She was a well travelled cat, having crossed the United States four times and up and down California many times.
Mandy slept on my legs or head every night! She went with us almost everywhere. She was a joy to be around and I feel blessed that she allowed us to be a part of HER family for over 15 years.

Jo Kerr


Mandy, 06/89-06/27/02

we will always miss u.. untill we see u... ur in the hands of the lord


Mandy, 01/01/88-05/29/02

Mandy was my best friend. She had been with me through it all and I loved her with all my heart. It's so strange to walk outside and not see her there, wagging her short little tail. I know she's happy now, back to that playful puppy she once was. I love you Mandy, now and always.
Jessie


Mandy, 1/89-5/14/02

Mandy died due to complications of diabetes. I never knew an animal or person as brave as Mandy. She talked more than any cat I have ever known and had an awesome variety of meows and purring noises. She was my best friend and I loved her with all my heart. In tribute to her bravery, her unconditional love and her extraordinary spirit and soul I would like to thank her for coming to this planet to spend thirteen years with me. Thank you, Mandy -- for sitting with me when I had a migraine, for licking my tears when I cried and for just loving me in your special way, All my love.


Mandy

This dog was my best friend she never wanted nothing but to be here for me. she was great and I miss her very very much.


Mandy, 10/31/89-02/08/02

Oh Mandy, how we miss you. You were such a special little girl. Lady Amanda .... such a fitting name for you. We're so going to miss the barking for treats, and your "dinner dance" every evening. But now, we know you're with Graham and Crackers at the Rainbow Bridge .... chase them around a few times as you used to so long ago. We love you.....

Ellie Sylvester


Mandy, 01/22/02

Mandy is no longer with us as of January 22, 2002 she has been a big part of our family for 15 years. She is & will always be missed so very much. I had Mandy through high school, getting married, & having children she was always with me through it all. It is really hard not being with her now, but it was not fair for her to suffer anymore she had been so loyal to me, I had to do the same for her, as much as it hurt & still does. I did not want her to suffer. I take comfort in knowing that I will be with her again one day, and that she if not suffering anymore & is running & playing and waiting for me. I was able to be with her when she passed away she licked my face I told her that I loved her & that she will not ever have to suffer again. I know it was not goodbye forever just for a while then we will meet again. Until that day, my heart will always ache for her & miss her.

Christy


Mandy, 03/08/91-12/27/01

Our Mandy was a very special gift that was given to us by God......She numerous health problems for the past 11 years but she was loved by us and taught us how to love and will always miss our precious angel....

Bob & Jill Guli


Mandy, 06/25/87-12/22/00

To my little angel Mandy. You brought me so much joy and happiness I still find it difficult to realize you are gone. Your sweet little bark in the morning by my pillow to tell me you were ready to get up still echoes in my mind. I tried everything to keep you with me but I knew God said it was time to let you go. The morning God took you in my arms was the hardest day of my life. You will always be my sweet little angel in life. Until I see you sweetheart I will have my wonderful memories and photos. Mommy loves you


Mandy Kitty, 05/13/78-08/21/96

Mandy Kitty was a very special kitty. She was a very loving and loyal companion and baby, and we will never forget her.

Amy and Dave Makowski


Mandy Sue, 12/10/01

Mandy Sue, our beloved mixed white beagle (Snoopy type).
We adopted Mandy from the humane society in Detroit, MI.
We were told she was about a year old, a stray picked up on the street.
At the time we lived in Toledo, OH. Sept. 15, 1990 we moved to Arizona. Mandy enjoyed the company of 2 cocker spaniels in the home we lived at for a few months. She learned to use a pet door and seemed to delight in going outdoors whenever she could.
South Mountain was in the neighborhood which we took her to every weekend and oh, how she loved climbing to the top.
We lost our wonderful companion on 12-10-01. She was 16 yrs old. she had lost one eye due to a disease and was blind in the other eye. Her hearing had gone a year before. She was growing old and having trouble getting around. We knew she was not enjoying her doggie life anymore so we decided to say good-bye to her. This was a very hard task for my husband and I but we knew one day we'd see our beautiful little girl again.
We Love You Mandy Sue Johnson


Mandy Sue, 08/25/89-05/20/02

My tribute to my sweet Mandy Sue.:

I pray to our dear heavenly father above that he will embrace my mandy sue in his loving arms, and she will not have any more pain, and be waiting for me when my time here on earth is over.

I loved her so very much.

Ginny Browning


Mandy Susan, 06/13/02

Mandy came into our lives 8 years ago...very frightened and always on guard. In time she came to know that she was loved. About 5 years ago she was diagnosed with diabetes, that meant 2 shots a day. Not long after that her sight started to go...but even with these problems she had an incredible will to live, cause she knew by now that she was loved so much. About a year ago some lumps appeared on her tummy...they were cancer. At that time we thought of letting her go but the vet said he felt there was no pain, so of course we wanted her to be with us as long as possible. Everything stayed about the same for a year, until this week and she wouldn't eat...then she wouldn't drink and just became weaker. We knew it was time, but it was so hard. She's only been gone for a day and we still hear her bark and think we see her in her bed. I know with time it will get easier, but right now its very hard. We thank her for letting us come into her heart and letting us love her, she was no longer that frightened little girl we brought home so long ago...she gave us so much and we will miss her. Love you always from Mommy and Pa, Aunt Lou, Bonnie, Lacey and Zachary


Mandy Vallos, 08/15/86-11/29/02

My Mandy was the sweetest & most loving companion anyone would ever hope for. She brought so much joy to my life. She was by my side through the good times & the bad times. She was always there waiting for me to come home. Since she went to be with the angels she has come to me many times...reassuring me of her steadfast love & devotion...reassuring me that she will always be with me...just like she promised...It broke my heart when she left but through our love & the bond we will always have...I know she is waiting to greet me...some day.


Mango, 01/21/02-11/26/02

Kiss Kiss our brave friend. You were always always loved.

Bernadette Crucilla & Boni Flynt


Mango, 06/13/01-02/10/02

Too short a time but long enough to make a difference.

Sunny


Mangxadu, 09/15/90-08/28/02

Mangxadu was a very special furbaby to me. She stayed by my side at times of illness and sadness and would often put her paw in the palm of my hand. She will be missed greatly and I can only hope that she knows this and how special she was to me. I hope that she has made it to her special place in the spirit-world where she is playing and running and taking long naps in the sun.
I love you Mangxadu.
Andrea


Mannson, 11/03/98-03/25/02

Mannson,
Not a day has gone by that I don't think about you. I have had a real difficult time dealing with the fact that you aren't physically here any longer. I have been taking good care of Jubei and Daddy. They miss you a bunch. I put your very special purple mouse away because I know that you would be upset if anyone but you had it.

I am so sorry that you had to get sick. I hope that you did not suffer long and that you are feeling better. I just want you to come back home with me, but I know that you can't and it just doesn't seem fair.

I took a picture of you and had it framed. I hung it over your water bowl. You look so happy and beautiful in that picture.

Mannson, I love you more than anything in the world, but don't tell your father that. He might get jealous.

I miss the way you would play catch with me. I feel left out because you know that Jubei and Daddy are buddies and you were my buddy. Now that you are gone I don't have a buddy. What do you think about me adopting a kitten so that it could have a great life? Would you be upset? Do you think I would be a good mommy to it? I know that in your own special way you will let me know what you think.

Don't think of this as good-bye, but as I'll see you soon.
I love You Mannson!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Love,
Mommy


Mansen, 06/05/02

We rescued you from a home without love, where you were sure to lead a life of misery and abuse but we were not able to rescue you from the disease in your body. So we rescued you the only way we knew how, by putting you to rest where you can be healthy again and run and play. Please know that we will always keep you in our hearts until we can hold you in our arms again. We will watch over your "brother and sister" until they meet you in Rainbow Bridge where you will be reunited with them again. You have many people whose lives you touched and many people who are saddened by your passing who will eagerly meet you with open arms as I know you will greet them with your sweet, excited kisses. We all love you very much.
Love, Mommy


Marbles, 04/84-03/97

We miss the way you used to zip up one side of the waterbed, over the headboard, and down the other side; you little nut!

Maryeileen


Marcel, 04/17/01-08/21/02

Marcel was a very special friend. He will be fondly remembered by everyone he met.

Michelle Houston


Marco, 07/07/00-2001

It's sad that you had to leave us so young, my dear boy! Due to your high HD it was better to let you go while times were happy and not painful. You were one of our best hopes! Such a beautiful dog, with such a loving mind.

We miss you till the end of time!

Therese Z. Larsen, Heidi Z. Larsen, Bengt R. Larsen, Benjamin & Jonathan Z. Larsen.


Marco Polo Astolot's Voyager, 09/09/87-03/25/02

Marco has been in his own right a celebrity. Having been with me by my side through many trials and tribulations, Marco has taken with him a chunk of my heart.
In Salem Ma., he had been at my side in my retail business'.
Many return visitors to my shops came just to see him.
He will be missed by so many people near and far.
I cannot say anymore!

Andrew Jackson Jr


Marge, 04/24/91-09/22/02

We miss you more than can be said. You always made us happy when we were sad and we always felt so lucky having such a great companion to share 11-1/2 years with. It will be hard waiting to see you again but we will. And when we do, all of our grief will become happiness yet again.

Ellen & Bill


Mari, 06/25/02

She brought joy to our lives. We will miss her terribly.

Lorraine & Ray Abentroth


Maria Eugenia (GIGI), 02/14/95-12/26/01

Gigi was a true ray of sunshine, a beautiful sweet loving baby. Her soft long blonde hair looked like whispers in the wind. I am devastated by her death, but I can still feel her in the wind and everytime I see "Mr. Sun". I was truly blessed, will be forever grateful for her love, as my life was enriched by having loved her; and look forward to being together again and crossing the Rainbow Bridge together. She gave me the most precious gift, the opportunity of knowing what unconditional love was. XXOO, love, Mommy


Mariah, 6/6/91-2/4/02

Mariah (Mookers) lived a very special life. She was a Champion show dog who loved to jump on the grooming table before a show to be groomed and couldn't wait to have her opportunity to gait around the ring and stand at attention for the judges. Mariah was a certified Pet Therapy Dog who visited nursing homes and schools for special needs children always providing lots of hugs and cheer. Mariah was a fantastic mother, always supervising the whelping box and herding her youngsters when needed. Her offspring provides us with glimpses of all her natural beauty and unique personality. Lastly, Mookers was our beloved companion always close by. Our house will never be the same because that special aura is gone. It is comforting for us to know that you are not alone at the Rainbow Bridge as we're sure you've met up with Midnight and Lexie. We were so happy that Cassie got to spend special time with you. We will treasure last years Christmas Card with the both of you forever. Please watch over Cassie and be her guardian angel. Lendl, Lexie, Cali and Boo all miss you. Mookers, you will be in our hearts forever! Until we meet again.....hugs and kisses from mommy and daddy.


Mariah Glancz, 05/10/91-08/30/02

Mariah, We can not believe you have passed on and left our lives forever. You were such a wonderful dog and always so good. You were so lovable and always kept us company when we were lonely. You were such a huge part in our lives and you will never be forgotten, and no dog can ever replace you. We love you and miss you so much!! You will forever be in our thoughts.
Love Always,
Al, Valerie, Lauren, Michelle, and Brianna


Mariah Lynne, 08/24/93-02/20/02

To My Beloved Dog, Mariah Lynne 8/24/93- 2/20/02

You were my beautiful little girl, I miss you so very much and will always hold you dear to my heart. You were my faithful companion, my best friend. I am so sad that I cannot see or hold you anymore and feel your kisses on my face. I know your love for me was so strong, that it kept you going for the eight extra months we had together, after we found out you had congestive heart failure. The medicines were just not working anymore, but I am grateful that you went gently with me holding you, my little girl and that you are not suffering anymore. I will be looking for you when I get to the rainbow bridge, my precious little one. Please wait for me.
All my Love,
Mom ( Cheryl )


Mario, 04/16/94-07/18/02

Mario, you are deeply missed. You will always be in our hearts. You're our wonderfully special little boy in every way. You set the standard for cuteness and sweetness. We hope you are happy and healthy again now, and we pray we will be honored to be with you again for eternity. All our love, Mom and Dad
PS. Indy and Nugget say hi and they love you too!


Marjorie, 03/08/02

My best friend through some very rough times.


Markey Sue Marcus, 06/07/83-03/25/02

Markey Sue - my little shadow who followed me everywhere for almost 19 years - we will love you forever - and a day. I'm sure you are at the Rainbow Bridge - and I'm sure you'll come running to us when we come to pick you up and hold you in our arms again - and carry you in to Heaven. You were a good girl. We miss you.


Markie, 18/10/02

I think you knew just how much I love you. Nothing will ever be the same. You were so special and you really were my baby. With your daddy in the army we kept each other company when he was away. Hope you wait for us. We will never forget you. God bless xxxxx

Angela Lindsay


Marky, 06/09/87-03/19/02

Oh my Sweet little Baby Dawg, I am sure you got your eyes on now! No more sadness through suffering, for you are in heaven now. I only wish I could be there to see you now, all young and healthy again. Now it is I who must suffer without you. My heart aches to have you with me again. But I know there will be a time and a place one day, and we will never have to be apart again. I will carry you with me in my heart until that day comes. I love you Marky..I always have and I always will. Be good ;O)

Angela Dripps


Marley, 05/95-11/06/02

Marley, how I love you. How I miss you. I have cried a river over the last two days. I hope you are happy at the Rainbow Bridge. I hope you have made friends. I just lost you two days ago, and I feel so heartbroken. I miss your smiling face. I would give anything to hug you once more. Daddy, the kids and Shadow love you so very much. I'll meet you at the bridge one day. Until then, take care, my sweet friend. My boy. My Marls. Love, Mommy


Marley, 01/16/02

Marley is missed greatly today. He was the best cat and we did lots of fun things together, along with his other 2 cat friends & the dog. Marley loved us as much as we loved him and we will miss him until we can be with him again. We will never forget the funny things he would do.

Cindy & Dave Skidgel


Marley Callahan, 07/26/99-05/13/02

Marley was my best friend in the whole world. She will be deeply missed. Losing her was not like losing a pet or an animal, it was like losing a child. Marley was as much a part of me as my own arms. There was no place I went that she didn't go with me. We were best friends. I knew no matter what, that she would always be there for me. It didn't matter what had happened, she was always waiting for me to come home and was always so happy when I did. I knew no matter what, that I would always have someone to come home to. She was the dog in the commercials, that could get lost in the covers of the bed and have a struggle to find her way out. She always gave me such great pleasure and happiness and enjoyment and laughs. She was everything to me.
I only hope that I gave her the life she deserved, and that she didn't die thinking I let her down, and I hope that she didn't die thinking how could her mommy let anything happen to her or how could her mommy let her get hurt. I did everything I could to save her, and the surgeons did everything they could, her little heart just couldn't sustain it all. I hope that she is happy and well and I hope that she forgives me. I love her so much, and she will be missed and loved completely for all the rest of the days of my life.

Love Marley's mommy,
Amy Callahan.


Marley Louanne, 08/22/99-11/82/02

The most loving, caring dog who was always happy to see me, and could bring a smile to my face in the darkest times.

Lara Peyton


Marlon Nepomuceno, 05/07/00-02/15/02

Marlon was a sweet boy with the gentlest disposition and a big heart. We love him very much, and miss him too much. We can't wait to see you at the rainbow bridge, Marl!!!

love Daddy & Mommy


Marlowe Granato Camera Icon

Marlowe, "My Son", that's what you were to me and always will be!!! I miss you more than you can ever know. The loss is so great, it hurts so much. You brought so much joy and happiness and enriched my life as well as the rest of the Family. Mommy II, Michael, Chris, Debbie, Louis, even Little Chris miss you so much and love you very, very much!!

I'll miss so many things about you. Your companionship and unconditional love, which I felt everyday! The way we would snuggle together, whether it be on the floor, bed, couch, wherever and whenever. I'll miss hugging and kissing you and getting your kisses too. I'll miss seeing you play with your toys, most of all your ball (your favorite toy of all time). I'll miss the way your face would light up whenever you saw a bone or treat coming your way. I'll miss the way you used to greet me when I came home. Seeing your face just made me so happy inside.

Thirteen years we had together and you shared in so much of what I did, what we all did! It's so hard to believe you're gone. But one thing is for certain, you will never, ever be forgotten and you will always be forever in my heart and in my soul. Always Number ONE! Our memories together will be forever remembered and treasured!

I LOVE YOU MARLOWE WITH ALL THAT I AM AND I ALWAYS WILL!!

Love Forever,

Mommy


Marmaduke, 06/10/85-07/17/02

My dear Marmaduke,
My heart will never know a more loyal and devoted friend. Please wait for me at the bridge, I promise I will be looking for you.
I'll love you forever, I'll like you for always, as long as I'm living my baby you'll be.
Mommy


Marmalade, 11/05/90-08/02/02

Marmalade was a very special little guy. He was with us all of his life. Within the span of a few days, he was diagnosed with tumors/cancer/and a host of other things and we had to help him cross over the rainbow bridge to relieve his suffering and pain. He will be greatly missed.

Amy and Dave Makowski


Marshmellow, 04/15/96-01/12/02

To a beautiful cat who gave me great joy and companionship. I will always love you. You will always be in my heart. I'll meet you on the other side. :)Love Mother


Marta, 11/13/01

Dear, dear Marta...HOW we miss you...It has been a year since we held you and rubbed your floppy ears and petted your cold nose and urged you to eat....Your sister left us a few months later. She grieved so much for you...I am glad that you and she are running and playing at the Bridge. Wait for us ....we shall be there with you and mom....'til then, take care of mom the way you took care of her down here....

Theresa and Mary Ann


Marta, 10/14/89-04/30/01

Marta. Marta Darling. Wooly bully. My heart. Martarina. She had so many nicknames. She was the cutest feisty mutt in the world. We met when I was ten years old, just a few months after my dad died; she brought me new joy and happiness.

Marta, I love you so much; we were inseparable.
I am so sorry I went away to college. You should have seen my dorm-Marta pictures all over the place. All my friends loved you before they even met you.

Everyone who knew Marta, loved her instantly. She saved me in so many ways; I just wish I could have saved her.
She lived with pancreatic cancer longer than I have ever heard of human or animal surviving with it; she lived bravely and lovingly. No one could ever take her place in my life.
She inspired me to go vegan, to be an animal rights advocate, and to protect other animals in any way that I could.
She lived such a happy, safe life, taking over the house and the fenced in yard that she loved (please always keep your pet safe from the road).
I would always give her blankets and comfortable things to lay on, but she would always choose a cold floor. She loved it. I would smother her in hugs, and she was always quick to kiss me up as a child.
When I would cry about my father, she would literally kiss some tears away. Maybe it was because she came into a child's life at the most vulnerable time or because she was so intuitive, but she seemed to know how to guide me beyond what anyone would imagine of a dog.
We were hardly apart until I went away to college at age nineteen. I went from small town in Alabama to NYC, and I missed her so. I would talk to her on the phone, and I actually-don't call me crazy-would sing this song I sang to her when she was a puppy.
She was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer later that year, but she knew that I still needed to her, and she truly loved life. She managed to beat it for close to three years when her body gave out. My mother was the most wonderful force for her, bringing her out of sickness with her special care when I couldn't be there or was in college. My mom saved her, and helped her beat the cancer.

I flew back home to Alabama when she was put in critical condition just before she died. Although she was drugged up on morphine and had repeated seizures, the moment she saw me, she tried to get up and rush to me. I loved her so much, and I told her that, whispering into her weak little body.

The vet said they were going to do surgery, but then she died on the operating table. If they knew it was that risky, I don't understand why they wouldn't let me come back and be with her as she passed away. The hospital left their pets unattended on Sundays. Made me so angry! Why couldn't I say bye before the surgery? It broke my heart. Just to hug her one more time.

I'm so sorry, Marta. I wish there was anything to do. I remember when I was ten, and I use to sing you that Carly Simon song "Love of my Life," and you would dance on two paws (never for long, didn't want to hurt you)...You always acted like you were the owner or the mature one, and I was the little kid. I would sing you that song. So that's the last thing I whispered in your ear. I hope you truly knew how much I loved you, and Mom loved you, and we all loved you. I miss you so much. This is in memory of Marta.
I wish you could know her.

Robin Raven


Martha, 11/19/02

Martha,
We miss you so much but we know that you are once again with Hillary and Spanky and Smitty. We also know that one day we will see each other again. We hope you are having fun, playing and sleeping in the sun. My St. Frances take care of you until we see you again.
Love
mom, dad and Cody


Martha, 1989-90 to 5/23/02

Dear Precious One Martha,
All suffering ended now, deposited to the Earth's crystal core, you brought the gift of love immense to many. Thank you for coming to me to share your last days together. You touched my heart and transformed me as you transformed... slowly gently.. dissolving into the Light, dissolving into Pure Love. I miss you so, sweetie...but know we will meet again. And meanwhile I feel your pulsating wafting dancing spirit presence. Love never ends. We moved into the...sacred space...together in most magical moments. Your eyes overflowing with love actually physically touched my heart. You live in my heart, sweet one, precious Martha.
Tenderly,
your companion, friend and mommy Meg


Marthe (The Mort), 1984-05/07/02

Marthe passed away on May 7, 2002. She was my beloved beagle for almost 19 years. I had requested Marthe to be privately cremated, but the vet's office misplaced her body and my beloved Marthe went to a landfill. I spent the next day trying to get her little body back, but could not, as the landfill was too vast. The vet had waited a day to tell me, and by then, all chance of finding her was gone, though I pleaded at the garbage dump. They would not let me go and look. My heart has broken, maybe never to repair, at this last image of my beagle in that place. Please pray for Marthe and for me, who cannot work, eat, sleep and don't want to live much. Pray that my beagle has wings that flew her out of there and back to me and to heaven. God bless my beagle, Mart. Thank you so much all, Anne


Marti, 04/22/88-06/07/02

Sleep softly, my sweetness. In green fields you will hear and see birds singing forever.

Leigh Jobes


Marty, 01/21/93-12/04/02

Marty-dog,

We miss you more than I ever thought possible. I know you are in a better place and that you needed to go. Please remember how much we loved you and that we will never forget the joy, love and happiness you brought to our lives these past three years. WE LOVE YOU MART!!

Mumma, Daddy, Niles and Anna


Marty a/k/a Martin the Fartin Martian, 06/2002-11/07/02

Our wonderful 4 month old Kitten

He was rescued from the streets on October 11, 2002, So he was born in June of 2002. We found him on a very cold, rainy windy night, crying his little heart out. We brought him in, had him checked out and tested and was fine, so we added him to our "tribe" of 6 other cats - all rescues.

On Thursday, November 7, 2002 Marty died while at the Vet's office recovering from neutering and kitten shots. No cause known - yet. He just curled up into a little ball, went to sleep and he just never woke up.

Marty, we only knew you a short time, but we love you very much and you are missed for your funny, sweet, cuddly ways. He was always ready to curl up on a lap for a nice pet pet, purr and nap session. A great friend. My Suleiman the Magnificat even liked you, and he hates all other cats!

You were not with us nearly long enough. I know that you have crossed the Bridge and that Princess, Lucifer, Sam, Skootch, Cosmo, Casio, Quincy are all there to greet you with open arms and paws to welcome you. May you know nothing but bliss.

Wendy Hutchison


Marty, 08/12/02

Marty was an outdoor cat who was left at our house by the previous owner. We were told she was the runt of a stray cat's litter, abandoned by her mother, and bottle-fed in order to be kept alive. She was never made an indoor cat for some reason. In the course of treatment for a sever case of mange, it was discovered she had FIP and needed to be put to sleep. Marty did not have a nice life, but made it considerably longer than most outdoor cats with no vet care do - 10 years. She wanted nothing but lots of love, which we were happy to give her for the year that she was with us. Marty, rest peacefully. You can run all you want to now, your coat will be back to it's beautiful gray with no scabs and raw spots, and you can breathe deeply with your now-healthy lungs. Find out other babies - Lulu, Thor, Elliott - and run and play and be joyous with them. When we see you again, you can have all the loves and pets your heart desires. We love you, your surrogate parents Bob Morgan & Anne Zimmerman


Mary Ann, 07/19/93-04/14/02

Special Need: This loss seems especially tragic because my beloved cat was killed by my beloved dog. My husband and I are in agony with guilt because we were able to keep them happily apart until yesterday. I am so angry with my dear dog that I have thoughts of abandoning him although I would not do that. I am afraid I can never fully love him again. Please send prayers and healing to our family: Sally and Murphy and Charlie and the soul of Mary Ann and her sister who is grieving her loss, Ginger. Thank you so much.


MaseratII, 06/14/85-05/16/02

We will always remember how Mas loved to bury his face inside Auntie's freshly-worn shoe, grunting and bunny kicking all the while! He slept every night at the bottom of Auntie's bed, and every day at the top of the stairs. He is dearly missed by his Auntie and his Mummy Diane.


Master, 10/08/02

Master was my friend when I didn't know anyone. He loved me when it felt like no one else cared. He stood beside and never questioned the decisions I made. And to his dying hour he did his best to comfort ME.
Thank you my friend, I love you.


Master, 3/88-10/1/99

Miss you so much my chap, you were always the independent guy! I miss you my friend.
May beautiful heavenly fields be yours for all time

Anne Lindsay Carpenter


Master Twisp, 06/14/90-10/30/01

Twsip was the closest thing to God I have ever witnessed, pure love. From the moment I saw his sweet eyes I felt like I could see into his soul and I feel in love. I thank God for him every day and all that he brought to my life and all that will go on with me. I look forward to seeing him in my dreams and talking with him daily.
I love you Mr. Big Stuff and no one will ever come near to what we shared. Thank-you for always being there and smiling no matter what as long as you were buy my side. I will look for you everywhere.

Sherri Snider


Matilda, 06/30/02

I want to share my feelings about my "sister" Matilda. She has been the best friend, loving companion and most of all a wonderful blessing for my Mom. Matilda died today from cancer. She has taken a part of our hearts with her and she will be greatly missed. I know she waits for my Mom at Rainbow Bridge for they shared a unique bond. This candle is for you Matilda. My loving "sister". Thanks for making our lives much happier these past 14 years. We miss you!!

Sandy Holt


Matrix, 10/15/97-03/13/02

What can I say about Matrix the cat. Only that he was and still is loved by his human parents, Mike and Miranda.

Matrix was born October 15, 1997 in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. He was adopted though the Winnipeg Humane Society.
He was black and white. His face was all black except for this white patch of fur just below his nose which looked like a white moustache.

He was slightly over weight, but for being an over weight cat, he sure liked to run and play with his little playmate, Kismet.

Matrix liked it when I, Mike, played my acoustic bass and acoustic guitar. While I would play the instrument, Matrix would sneak up, crawl up the couch, then push his way on to my lap, and put his paw on the vibrating strings, as if to help me play. (Though that usually ended up muting what ever I was playing at the time.

Also, when I would lay on the couch, he would jump up on me and start licking my ears or rub his head against mine when he wanted me to pay more attention to him.

He would allow almost everyone to pick him up and pet him. He was extremely docile.

The vets said that for a heavy cat, he was in fantastic health, and that we should expect to keep him around for a long time.

Then suddenly, early February 2002, Matrix started getting bumps on him. At first they looked like pimples, but soon burst and caused sores all over his body. The vet at first thought that our little cat had attacked Matrix. But two weeks later, when the sores got larger, they found that what he had was a rare fungus spore infection, especially in Central Canada, called Blastomycosis. This is a fungal spore that is inhaled. This was causing sores and infection in his lungs. We gave him antibiotics to help keep the sores from getting infected and anti-fungal pills to kill the blastomycosis.

It seemed to be working. No new sores were opening up. The old ones were finally closing after a month. However, During all this time, Matrix would not eat and rarely drank water. Miranda and myself had to force feed him. However, not even that helped. After losing 6 pounds in a months, Matrix grew too weak and tired to continue the struggle.

Today, March 13, 2002, Matrix could barely breathe. He took a breathe, it seemed, only once ever thirty seconds. He stared blankly at the wall. We knew it was his time.

At approximately 4:30 pm Central Time on March 13, 2002, it was with the heaviest of heart that I signed the form allowing our baby Matrix to be put to eternal rest. At approximately 4:35 pm Central of the same day, after a kiss on his head, and a faint meow, my baby joined the Rainbow Bridge.

He will be missed both by Miranda, myself, his little playmate, Kismet, and by our friends and family who knew Matrix well. We will forever love our little "Magey Mage". May he rest in peace until we meet again.

"Hey Magey, Who's the baby?"

Matrix
October 15, 1997 to March 13, 2002.

Mike


Mattie, 11/24/01

My beloved dog Mattie -
I know you are no longer in pain and are able to breath free of cancer. I miss your constant companionship, anticipation of my every mood and your cold nose and warm kisses. You were my soulmate.
Until we meet again my sweet angel,
Elizabeth


Matty, 03/31/00-04/19/02

I love you Matty-Girl and ALWAYS will!! Here's a wee song I wrote for my furbaby:

" My Matty "
Matty oh Matty why did you go,
Until I'm in Heaven I guess I'll never know.
Matty oh Matty why did you die,
For everytime I think of you I always cry.

Baby girl I loved you to the very end,
Our friendship as you'll see will never end.
God let our friendship unfurl,
I sure love my Matty-Girl!

Matty oh Matty why have you gone,
I'll cry everyday till my brand-new dawn.
Matty oh Matty I love you so,
I'm sure we'll see each other.. on the Rainbow!!

I love you Matty, your bud~ L


Matyi, 06/08/88-09/03/02

My Dog, my love, my Matyika,
The white wings of the angels wrapped up with love my little Matyi and his little wounded body was greeting with love up there by his mother Yantra, Dreyfuss, Avlapure Bonpoto, Pupuce, Cirmos, Blacky, Ramses, Duck Duck Goose and all his other friends. I asked them to care about him, deliver him from all pain and give him back his radiant health and his joy of life. He told me his was welcomed with lot's of love and if his body left me, his soul came down in my heart for ever. I believe he will watch over me forever. This does not prevent my heart to bleeding right now and I don't accept his leaving, and I want lay down where he was laying in pain those last horrible days, and howl and scream to death like he did when he make me understood that I had to deliver him, that the moment was there...
How can I ever accept this loss ???I love you Matyi
Thank you for all your support in those extremely difficult moment. Tomorrow Matyi will be cremated and I will light a candle for all our furbabies who passed away to.
Kataline


Maura, 1991-10/09/02

Maura, thanks for being part of our lives. You were there for me when no one was, your unconditional love will stay with me forever. Rod, Maxie and I miss you so very much. Love


Mauritza Mimi Cat, Spring 1967-07/30/80

Was ever a love so true as yours, was ever faithfulness and understanding such as yours; with all of our troubles, whatever would we have done without the comfort and love of our dear Mauritza Mimi Cat. Gone, but never forgotten, after all these years.
Mami, Lorraine and the Bill


Maverick, 12/04/02

It's hard to believe my buddy is no longer around. She was such an integral part of our family for these short seven years. It's going to be a difficult adjustment without her. I've kept an anonymous tribute which I'd like to share: "She is your friend, your partner, your defender, your dog. You are her life, her love, her leader. She will be yours, faithful and true to the last beat of her heart. You owe it to her to be worthy of such devotion." Maverick was all of the above.


Maverick, 04/05/99-11/28/02 Camera Icon

This is a tribute to our parakeet that was taken from us much too early. He was only three when he died of an acute zinc poisoning from a toy bell.

Maverick was not a normal parakeet; he was smart, quick and deceitful. He could say phrases like: There's no Hope, There's a lot of hate, What's up, Where's Mav, among many others. He would lay on his back waiting for his head rub, get really excited when he was going to get a bath, and delight in taking car rides. When we came home he knew it would be time to play with his favorite toy, a miniature stuffed monkey. He would attempt to tear the nose off, but never got it. Now he has eternity to try.

We will miss our Mav, and rejoice the day when we will be together again. Thank you for this wonderful service.

We love you Little Buddy!

Meredith & Taylor


Maverick, 3/1/94-7/22/02

My precious Mavy. I'll never forget the day you came into my life. What a blessing. You were such a silly little thing. One ear up, one ear down. That never changed; it became your trademark. 3 months old and the world in front of you. You were not about the let the shelter tuck you away. You wiggled to the front row in proud display. From the moment I laid eyes on you, it was true love. When the shelter said you would have chronic ear problems your entire life and they would be putting you down, they had a fight on their hands. We won, and you came home. One trip to the vet, and your ears were good as gold forever.

You had so much spirit. Always. You may have started out a drifter, but you became part of the family in no time. I'll miss so very much the way you would rush to me in hello, tail wagging ahead of yourself, to greet me at the door. The way you would run the perimeter of the yard barking whole-heartedly warning away any squirrels, bunnies or other critters whenever you went outside. I'll miss our walks and runs together. And hugging -- you ALWAYS knew how to make it all better. You were so patient and kind, even when your ears were pulled and little hands were patting you from head to toe. You were so good. I was so proud of you.

Today was the hardest decision we could ever make, because no one wanted to say good-bye. But we knew that you would just keep fighting despite the pain. You always gave more than a hundred percent, but we all knew that this was a battle you couldn't win.

You were the ultimate example of a unconditional love. It was an honor to know you and love you and to have spent so many years with you. I will miss you incredibly. Thank you for being you. You will be here in my heart every day, now and always. God bless and rest well my dear friend.


Maverick-Mickey-Mask-Lynx-Llinks-Cat-Owl, 01/90-06/ 01/2002

Maverick-Mickey-Mask-Lynx-Links-Cat-Owl...I gave you seven names, but I called you "Cat" for short. You showed up on my doorstep. After five months and threat of cold weather, I let you inside "for the cold months". That was almost 13 years ago. I just put you "to sleep". The cancer was taking away all of the joy in your eyes. I feel empty. My house is very lonely. I have to remind myself you no longer are in pain. I hope you are somewhere happy. And, I hope you know I tried my best to make you as comfortable as I could while you were so very ill. I love you Cat.

Pamela Northcutt


Mavis, 1997-01/05/02

My poor little girl, so short lived, so full of love. You came to me in a time of desperation and held my hand until I was better. You were God's gift to me my little Darling. I'll see you again one day when my time has come, and you can sit on my lap and once again we can both be happy in each other's arms. I love you so much and I know you are looking over me Sweetie. God bless your little soul while you rest under your favorite evergreen tree, you will forever be my little dolly-doodle, Your loving Dad.


Mayco, 10/06/85-02/04/02

I miss you so much my dear friend.

Tommy Rantanen


Max, 03/12/97-12/19/02

Max, you were my best friend. I never truly knew just how much love a cat could bring until I met you. You were one of a kind. You used to greet me at the door after work, my room wasn't truly mine, it was yours. When you were diagnosed with diabetes, I thought that was it..Until the vet told us it was manageable. I'm glad we got the extra year with you, however, I wish it could have been longer. We saw you were suffering, and it wasn't fair to keep you alive when you were suffering. I know now we made the right decision for you. As much as I hurt, and believe me, I hurt sooo much, I know you aren't in pain and I know you aren't suffering. You were like a child to me. You will always have a special place in my heart. I will never forget you. You were the best, and you will be forever missed. The house just seems so empty without you. I saw a star this morning, and it was brighter then any other star. I know that! was you saying "Here I am Mom...I love you." We did all we could to save you. As long as I know you aren't suffering or in pain, I am happy, although I wish you were here. I loved you more then you ever knew, and I always will. Its not luck that you wound up with us. We loved you so much. I'll miss you forever and I'll love you forever. I love you my little Munchkin. You will forever be my Maxi-cat and my Prince. I love you.

Natalie


Max, 06/30/92-12/16/02

We will always love and remember you Max

Erin Tenney


Max, 11/26/02

My best friend and true companion that was always there for me. I miss him so. He tried so hard to fight his liver disease and was wagging his tail as much as he could. He was the best dog anyone could hope for. He was a squirrel chaser, a beach runner, a prancer that would show off on busy streets. He would swim for a ball, snuggle in bed, lick our faces, run around the couch with his toy over and over again, protect our 2 year old daughter and always be there. We were so lucky to have him for 5 years - I wish there were more. Be in peace Max.


Max, 11/25/94-09/2002

Maxie, you were my sweet dear little girl and my very best friend. My heart feels so empty without you. I miss your bouncy fuzzy welcomes and the way you were always there full of love and hugs. You were so beautiful. I miss your soft velvety ears and pretty brown eyes and your popcorn toes. Be good and go play with your cousins and know I'll always love you. Zara and Andrew and Sue and Stephy and Trent and Grandma and Grandpa all miss you tons. Jimmy misses you tons too. We're so sad that never got to enjoy the great big yard we bought for you.

I think about you everyday Max and miss you so very much.

Love Mum


Max, 03/30/02-11/23/02

Max only lived for a little over 7 months, but it was the best 7 months he could have had. He was my child, and I love him more than life itself. He came to me when he was 5 weeks old, when he was 6 weeks old, my grandfather passed away and he cuddled with me and licked the tears off my face and no one could have been more comforting to me. He went too early, he was attacked by two other dogs while he was at my friend's house- I was moving into a new house so he could have a huge yard to play in- and he had already passed when I came back to pick him up. I have never hurt this much in my life, but I know that right now, he's up there with all the other puppies, and my grandpa is feeding him all the people food he wants, and the whole world is a big dog park.

Andrea


Max, 01/01/90-11/08/02

Max was a very special dog, kind and sweet, gentle and smart, with soulful eyes. He never met a stranger. He was our best friend. We loved him, and he loved us unconditionally. We miss him terribly.

Jeffrey Karl and Cheryl Gould


Max, 11/19/02

Max was a great little guy, and a really good friend. He talked a lot and liked to greet us at the door. He enjoyed having lap time, and having a steam in the bathroom during morning showers.

Life just won't be the same without him, he gave so much love to us. It's hard to believe he's gone. Old age comes too soon, rest well little Maxie. We won't forget you, and we'll be together again someday.

Mark Hamby and Andy Angove


Max, 11/11/02

To our loving Max, you were the child Mommy and Daddy could never have. We both know you are in a safe and happy place now. You gave us so much love and happiness, even your last few days on earth. We will miss you very very much and will always be in our hearts forever. We know your are watching over us at the Bridge and we will never forget you.

Love Mommny, Daddy, and Gradma.


Max, 02/93-11/05/02

We love you very much Max! We sorry that you were so sick and want you to take care of Mom. You will be missed here, but we look forward to seeing you again someday. You be nice to all the other dogs now.

Love - Mommy and Daddy


Max

Max, My sweet quiet ol' guy. You never said a peep always quiet lying underneath the kitchen table. Until the day we got you a brother, oh I remember how jealous you were at first! But then as I expected you softened up and loved him with the same love you had for us. I am ever saddened to have to part with you under these conditions. I'm very sorry , I feel as if I have failed you as your mommy. I will never forget you and I know you and your brother are running and playing games like you used to up in the fields in heaven saty together and mommy will see you soon.

Love, mommy cathy c.


Max, 06/07/90-09/18/02

Max I miss you very much. There is an empty place in my heart that no one else will fill.

This poem is for you-

FRIENDS FOREVER YOU AND I
NEVER SHALL WE SAY GOODBYE
WHEN THE DAY COMES AND WE MUST SEPERATE
I KNOW WE'LL MEET AT THE GOLDEN GATE.

Blessed Be

Cathy


Max, 02/14/89-10/02/02

We love you Max and know that you are now free of all your pain. Be happy and youthful in Heaven. We miss you now and forever. You will always be in our hearts.

Missi Johnson


Max, 06/07/90-09/18/02

Max my spuddy buddy I will love you forever.
Friends Forever you and I.

Cathy Lander


Max, 10/30/91-09/09/02

My beloved Max passed away September 9th after having kidney failure. He will forever be in our hearts and in our family. He will be missed and loved every day until we can see him again.

Adele Ross


Max, 04/01/01-08/15/02

Max died very prematurely at the vets office. It was a very unexpected thing, we are not taking it so well. All I do is cry. It only happened yesterday!

Joni Morandi


Max, 05/15/90-07/22/02

Our 12 years together have brought us so much love. You taught us how to love and how to live. You touched so many hearts and you will be missed so very much. You were our Peace Dog. You have been a touch of heaven on this earth. Until we are together again, we will love you Always.
Mommy & Daddy


Max

To Max
You were my best friend and loyal guardian. You watched over me while I slept for so many years. I can't tell you how much I miss you in my life. Your welcome home bark and dance(except for the last year),your kisses, your begging for food, the feel of your fur. Mom also is saddened by your loss. But my sweet boy we will meet again and will play in the snow once again. One last thing say hello to Petey for me, and may you two be having one tail wagging time.

Miss you Puppas
with Love and sadness
Your Dad and Mom
Pat and Deb


Max, 10/05/88-07/29/02

Max was a very special dog. He was a devoted puppy we got from the Humane Society at 8 weeks old. We got him and his sister Maddie. He had some health problems one of which was diabetes which he had for over 6 years. He always looked forward to his twice daily insulin shots since afterwards he got a dog treat or two. His mommy and daddy and his sister Maddie miss him terribly. Max we will see you again in heaven.

Judy Harrison


Max, 05/10/87-04/12/02

I just wanted to tell you that I never meant to hurt you and that not a day goes by that I don't think about you. I always try to think about how it would be if you were still here with me on earth. I love you so much and you will always be in my heart. I wish you were still here with me. I want you to know that you were loved very much and that you are still loved very much and always will be. And I wait for that day when I'll see you again so we'll be together again. Be friends with Lobo. He's a very good dog. I love you very much and I miss you alot.

Yours truly,
Ashley


Max, 08/31/01

This was our first baby he was fuzzy and precious. He died heart worms and rings worms. He's still with me everyday I live.

Natalie and Brian Ballard


Max, 06/17/87-09/08/01

This is to my best friend Mum and I would like to say we still miss you Puppas and it was possibly the hardest thing I had to do and I will always remember you as my young handsome boy who could run like the wind and best friend who loved me no matter what I did wrong

Patrick MacDonald


Max, 05/11/02

Max was a good dog. It was hard to hear that he had to be put to sleep. Everyone had a special place in there Heart for him. I want to let everyone know that it is very hard when you lose a pet. It is just like losing a child. You get so attached and it is hard. I LOVE YOU MAX SO VERY MUCH AND MISS YOU!!!!!!
I love you very Much Max,
your Mommy and the rest of your family


Max, 05/2002

Max out lived the expectations, dead lame in 6 months turned into 15 years of happiness out in the field bossing his "kids" around. He got lose on me once, drug me down the barn isle twice, a 30 year old horse vs. a 15 year old .. It was a scene. He trooped around the hunter courses in his day, putting up with what was dished out.. and taking it in stride. We'll miss you max! Hope there are some peppermints up there for you!

Ashley


Max (Maxie), 07/17/99-06/19/02

We lost our baby Max on Wednesday June 19th 2002. He was hit by a car. He would have been 3 on July 17th. He meant so much to our family, he was our world. We cant seem to cope with this sudden loss. Everything in and around our house reminds us of him and his special ways. He loved attention and love. He also loved to play frisbee and catch anytime of the day. He was so full of life and love. I can't seem to bare the thought of being without him. He was my best friend and my baby. I hope he knew how much he meant to all of us, and how extremely happy he made me just by being there. We will miss him everyday until we meet again. We love and miss you Max, more than I can say.

Love always Mommy & Daddy.


Max, 17/11/92-22/06/02

Max we will always love you and never forget you will always be in our hearts you never gave us time to say goodbye

Sarah


Max, 06/12/90-04/21/02

We will always love him.

Ann Hendon


Max, 04/2001

It has been a year since we parted ways, my darling. I think of how we first met - how ironic the situation was, that my mother would volunteer to look at the cats for adoption at PetSmart (which she never, ever does)... how you & Princess were the last creatures we looked at in a long row of adoptables with wide "take-me-home" eyes... how you just sat casually back, letting Princess flaunt her stuff because you knew mom would fall for her in an instant.
When we took you two home, you cried all the way - you weren't very fond of car trips, after all. I was so sure you were going to be the shy one & Princess would be the leader; how very wrong I was. You came out of your carrier when we got home, took one look at the boisterous Springer Spaniel trying to intimidate you with his size & vivacity, and took about 15 seconds to put him in his place! Indeed, Max, you were the king of the house from that moment on.
So self-assured, so calm, and so loving, you & I soon developed a special bond that comes along once, maybe twice if you're lucky, in a lifetime. We had some chemistry together that not even a Nobel Prize-winning scientist could break. And then we noticed how you weren't acting quite like yourself.

You were getting to be skin & bones - trying to eat, but not being able to keep anything in that stomach of yours that was getting silently torn up by the deadly FIP that was infecting your young, handsomely-striped body. Princess stopped coming near you to groom & play with you; she even took a hiss at you and headed for the hills, using that amazing sixth sense to detect that something was wrong, telling her to stay away & protect herself. That's when we knew it was going to be bad.
I need to thank you, Max. You were put on this earth for a reason. Had I not seen you shrivel up to become a bony, sick walking feline skeleton, I would have never been able to understand how my anorexia was destroying not only my own body, but also the people around me. How ironic that you came into my life - how ironic the way you had to pass on. You were God's Big Gift to me, my salvation and key to recovery, because I was not far from death myself, I'm sure. You gave me something concrete to base my own judgments upon, and you gave me something to love like I had never loved before. And perhaps I was God's gift to you, darling - for a bond like we had together isn't a one-way street.
You'll be happy to know that Princess is doing well now, having gotten over her depression of the loss of you. She is an ace of a little devil, as a matter of fact, and the most talkative little creature I've yet to meet. How she must have talked your ears of on those long winter nights by the fireplace! She has taken an incredible liking to the outdoor/hunting lifestyle, and loves to act superior around Zeke & the bunnies I got after your untimely death. As a matter of fact, I think she bosses Zeke around half the time! Indeed, your little sister has become quite the queen rather than the Princess around here.
Well, my Max, my God-given kitty, you will never ever be forgotten in my heart. Never. Your name has been "retired" in my life, just like they do with all the greatest sportspeople's numbers once they leave the game. There was only one Max - the Max who taught me how to love deeply, live completely, and cherish life altogether.
I love you.

Your Joey Girl - Bunny Slave and forever a Max-Lover.


Max, 1985-1995

We love you and miss you, but take comfort that you are in a wonderful place with your angels. Behave and be nice to your brother until we get there...you're in heaven now.

The Pruitt Family


Max, 12/23/92-03/11/02

We picked you up on a warm June day and right from the start you settled into your new home. You were a wonderful companion, one of the best natured and gentlest dogs we have ever known, for the six and a half years we were fortunate to have you with us. We have many fond memories of you and we will miss you. Most of all, we will miss how excited you would get when you knew it was time for a walk – bouncing and bumping into everything until you were on the leash.

Max you’re with your buddy Cody now. Don’t let him eat up all your food like he always tried to do and be sure to keep that Cody out of trouble. Rest well and be safe until we meet again at Rainbow Bridge.

Frank & Laura


Max, 11/02/86-03/06/99

I still miss you Max, you taught me unconditional love, warmth, you were my favorite birthday present ever, I love you so much, I hope there are doughnuts in heaven

Tami


Max, 03/27/85-02/12/02

Max was a loyal companion for nearly 17 years and a joy in my life. He will be greatly missed.

Linda Buono


Max, 07/12/95-02/15/02

Max was my baby boy. I only had him for six short years, but I will love him for eternity. I love and miss you Max!

Christy


Max, 06/07/90-02/15/02

Max we will miss you!!! we loved you very much!! You will always be in our hearts!!

Jane


Max, 02/08/02

My best friend.

Patricia


Max, 02/26/02

Miss you my little Maxi Thank you for giving me so much love.

Margaret


Max, 06/06/96-01/13/02

Max was the sweetest, most loveable, and precocious little bundle of fur. When I was seriously injured in an automobile accident when he was only 12 weeks old, had it not been for him, I don't think I would be walking today. Because of him I had to get up, as painful as it was, and take him for little walks. Of course.!!!! Had he not been there, I was in so much pain, I don't think I would have even tried. I give the Lord and Max all the credit for my being able to walk without assistance today.
He was very special and very loved. Also very spoiled.
He developed nasal carcinoma that we tried to treat for over a year and with many surgeries and medications all to no avail. He was much to young to have this happen to him. I used to fret about who would take care of him if he outlived me.
He is missed so much. Right now, life is not a lot of fun. I am sure this will get easier as time goes on, but it isn't very easy right now.
Thank you for this opportunity to remember him.
Norita Caruthers


Max, 09/16/92-01/21/02

For our dearly beloved Max we will miss your sweet eyes and soft fur we love you. You were truly our first baby and we want you to find comfort in the arms of God. One day we will be together again.

P.J., Wendy & Joey


Max, 03/20/90-01/16/02

Max was my first dog. I wanted a dog when I was growing up but was never able to have one. Max and I met when I was 40 and it was love at first sight. He was more than "just a dog" he was my best friend and a calming influence. My husband was injured severely in a horse accident 7 years ago and Max was my rock through the whole ordeal. He never let me down. Everyone who met Max knew how special he was. He was an old, wise soul. I am a better person for having had him in my life. I will love him forever and will never forget him.

Kathy Martin/Roger Piers


Max, 01/14/01

Max was the best dog I've ever known. He was 8 or 10 when we found each other, and I had him for 12 years. His passing broke my heart.

Anna Gregory


Max, 04/86-12/28/01

Oh, the pain and the emptiness we feel. Max we miss you so much. You were such a sweet cat. We had to feed you with a bottle when you were a kitten to keep you alive. We couldn't help but love you. You were part of our lives for so long, I can't imagine not having you near by. Missy misses you too. You and she were really an odd couple but she misses her dear feline friend.
Farewell my friend, we truly miss you.
Carol & Javier Ulloa


Max, 09/08/94-12/31/01

Max has spent most of his short life in pain in one form or another, from hip dysphasia to stomach problems leading to surgery for both, and he never complained. He was well on the road to recovery when he was diagnosed with Osteosarcoma. All the vets I checked with said that the Cancer he had was incurable the best time he would have with treatment would be 6 months to a 1 year while 2 months of that would be recovering form surgery and receiving radiation therapy, etc.)
I opted to give him a death with dignity, what he would have wanted. We did it today and he finally achieved peace and fell asleep in my arms.
I will always love you and miss you Max.
Your Tom


Max-A-Million (Max), 06/15/86-03/02/02

Child Protection Services made me choose between two of my precious children. My 13 year old daughter, or my 16 year son. Of course I chose my daughter, for my son is a feline. Yet even though Max had to leave us before his natural time, They still keep my daughter from me. Max knew how much he meant to us and I know he would have given up his own life so I could have Michelle back in mine. That's why I made that choice for him. It's been 5 months now without Max or Michelle.

Dihanne Welch


Max-A-Million, 08/15/90-07/14/98

There will never be another like him, ever. When I met Max he was 6 years old and belonged to my then boyfriend(now hubby). Max's daughter Salina was the baby of the family and spoiled rotten by her "mom"(hubby's ex), Max was just Max..big ol' brindle sweety, kinda timid, never asking for much. 'Till he became mine. He was my solemate, just like his "Dad". He followed me EVERYWHERE, never ran from me, stressed when I left him home, loved my kids(thought "Dad" brought them and all their toys into the house just for him), and generally, totally, devoted to me. I taught him to roll over and to sing. He was there when Randy proposed, he was there when we married at home in front of the Christmas tree. When I was upset he would press his big warm body against me and just lean, loving me. When I made the beds, he barked and chased the sheets. When we brought the puppy home(rocky) and salina treated him like he had cooties, Max took him under his wing and taught him how to chase the vacuum and unmake the beds. Max loved to camp, never leaving the campsite, so happy to be outside with us. We took him boating, he would pace until we said it was okay, then take a flying leap into the water and swim around forever. Max died one month short of this 8th birthday of a tumor deep in his brain stem. He had his final seizure and took his final breath on our bed as we held him between us. As we dug his hole under the apple tree, Rocky howled in the screen door, that is the only time Rocks has ever howled. My Max-a-doodle, my Bubba Boy, Humphry the Whale, my Love...wait for me..I'll never forget you.

Randy & Kristen Merrill


Max E. Bear, 02/25/91-11/30/01

He was a great dog, our Bear!

R


Max-er-mil-lee-an, 09/12/02

Max -er … Max - er - mil - lee - an !!!

Yes, loyal you'd be between you and me
From the first day we met, it was so plain to see
Sweek, sweek of a toy made your eyes run with joy
Almost saying out loud, "mom got me a toy!"

So tomorrow they'll be no footsteps behind me
No steady bee tail wagging with glee
My point man knowing my regular places
Head high in the sky, like clearing the way
Then content to wait, till mom moves again

I'll miss you more, as we close this door
You would use my pillow to lay still on the floor
Making sure I'd find you as I opened the door
Why us, why this way comes tumbling through
Forgive me for not being there for you
If I only knew, many things I would do
Still the best of it all was just being with you
Not a tear to be shed its not happening said!
So rest little Max, see ya lattah instead
Well, I'm still into looking for you by my bed

I will cherish each smile you gave me fat boy
And that sweet tense attention of your get ready stance
Happy feet down the hallway ears flapping in sync
And last but not least that beard on your chin
I know you can hear, my thoughts little man
"My" turn to follow … for as long as I can

Pat L. Puaa


Max Hayes, 11/08/02

My best friend Max.

I cant believe you're gone. The pain I feel right now is near intolerable. Your absence is like a cold fist plunging into my heart. What am I going to do without you Max?

I'll never forget the first time we truly bonded. You were such a timid little puppy, afraid of his own shadow, until that day you came to rest on my shoulder out on the grass. After that special moment, I could see your shell was broken. You became the dog I knew and loved, always friendly, always happy, and always hungry. Through good times and bad, you were there for me. When I was sad, you comforted me. When I was happy, you enhanced my joy. I miss sharing scraps with you during meals. I miss your attempts at barking when I tossed milk bones at you. I miss your gentle snores at night, a reminder that you were always close by. Dear God I miss you Max.

No one in this world will ever understand the depth of our friendship Max. In many ways you were my only true friend. You were my anchor in this dark and lonely world. I can only hope that you are in a better place now.

Will I meet you at the bridge someday?

I will pray. Despite this crushing pain I feel, I would NEVER give up the years I had with you. How blessed I was to share my life with a truly special dog. I will keep you in my heart and mind for eternity. Wait for me, we'll be hanging out soon.

I LOVE YOU MAX.

FRIENDS FOREVER.


Max Hoehne, 09/09/86-07/18/02

For years of furry hug, sloppy kisses and supreme unconditional love ... thank you

Jennifer Hoehne Turner


Maxie, 12/16/99-10/25/02

For Max, The heart of a lion and the love of a teddybear. His time here was short but filled with love and happiness. He is and always will be missed. From the following his baby girl paula around to the playfull games with his puppies. Maxie we love you now and forever.

Barbara


Maxie, 08/07/02

Even though I only had u since February, I will always miss you...I love u soo much and miss u terribly...it hasn't even been a whole day since u died and I miss u soo much..... I know u didn't suffer, which makes me feel better....I will always miss and love u ....u will always be my pretty little Maxie girl****

Carie Landa


Maxie, 07/21/02

Maxie,

I love you so much and I will miss you forever...until we see each other again! I cannot stop crying- it has been only 4 short hours since you passed and I feel like my heart is broken. I pray you are in Heaven and happy and that you know how much you mean to me. My heart will never stop loving you or missing your sweet face.

Love Always,
Tanya


Maximillion (Max), 3/19/02-8/19/02

I wish you knew the loss I felt when you left me. I tried so hard to save you, and I hope you remember me being there, that you were not alone. Why did you have to go, you were so young and soooo loved. We miss you terribly! Meghann made me a beautiful framed print of you with a little message saying "I love you Mom" I still cry when I go to your grave to say goodnight, or sometimes when I leave for work in the mornings and I pass by you. You were my little angel and I cant wait to meet you at Rainbow Bridge. I MISS YOU MAXI so bad! There will never be another who can take your place, maybe just to fill a void, but you always will have a special place in my heart.

MOM


Maxine, 11/19/02

Thank you for every moment you shared with me. You taught me so much about life about love about caring. You made me a better person and I will love you forever. May the joy and light you brought into my life never fade. Until we meet again, I will hold you close in my heart. Always know I love you.
Mom


Maxine (Miss Bubble-But), 04/95-03/28/02 Camera Icon

To Maxine:

We sadly lost you on 3-28-02, & we'll never, ever, forget you. We will always love you as we did. You had a very good life with us after we had gotten you from the Humane Society Springlake kennel. You were sick then, but we got you better. We had a very good vet for you,& he was good to you too. As a matter of fact he took care of you til the day you left us. You were brought in to the kennel from some people that lived 60 miles away. You didn't have a good life until you got to the kennel & we got you.

You'd been abused, starved,& very sickly. But, we gave you a tremendously good life, lots,& lots of love & attention, & affection. You will be very, very sadly missed by all of us. Mostly from " mom & dad ", who loved you so much. Also, the " 2 " grandchildren.

Love you always;
You're in our hearts & prayers forever.
Love:
Mom & Dad and Max, Chester, & Shorty.
4-8-02


Max Houdini, 05/10/02

My beautiful son-dog. Mr. Cuddly. The most gentle and happy soul. You have gone to join your sister, Gidget. Daddy and I miss you so much. Tiger is looking for you everywhere -- he misses your sing-alongs.


Maximus Orilious, 10/25/02

Our Maxie, the heart of a lion and the gentle love of a teddybear. From following around his "girl" Paula, to playing with his puppies Missy and Bree. He will never be far from our hearts and minds.
Always will be remembered the way you would lay your head so gently in our laps for lovin'. And always will be remembered the way you took care of ALL of your "pack", both animal and human.
We love you and always will, no one will ever take your place in our hearts my dear and loyal friend. See you in the beyond dear friend.
Daddy, mommy and all the clan.


Max Ine, 04/15/85-01/05/02

"She was a huntin' fool!" Best gun dog ever!

J McCarthy


Maxine (Doodle), 06/2002

I just want to tell my best friend in the world that I miss her very much and that I wish I was there with her. I can't wait to see her again and hold her in my arms.

Danielle Oiler


Maxmillion Chardnay, 07/22/88-08/01/02

Max, (Bud Bear) was a black Miniature Poodle full of spirit and pride. Max passed away at 5:15 p.m. on August 1, 2002. Ron and I were with him. He seemed to be ready to make the journey and he showed great courage, as always.
Max has been a tremedous treasure to us for 14 years. Today, between crying spells, we remembered his days in the park at McCormick Ranch, ears flying. His taking over the
new community at Troon Fairways where he, along with his enforcer "Reef", a Bouvier 10 times his size, ruled with an iron paw. Max was a gracious and loyal companion, stubborn to a fault and intelligent beyond the means of the animal kingdom. We are so blessed to have had him in our lives for over 14 years. We will always cherish the love, happiness and devotion he shared with us. His memory is etched on our hearts where it will forever remain.
I will miss my little shadow.
And, we will love you eternally.
Mom and Dad


Max Pacheco, 11/22/90-10/22/02

Max:

You were the sweetest, kindest, most loving companion anyone could have. You never complained, nor mis-behaved (intentionally)...you ALWAYS aimed to please.

Whenever the kids grabbed your tongue, tail or paws you never flinched nor showed any anger. You only had LOVE to share from within!

The company you gave Mom and Dad was necessary at times and greatly appreciated, as well as reciprocated. I know our loss has left an emptiness that none of us will ever be rid of.

Fortunately, you had a long and happy life. However, we could not let you suffer or risk an imminently scary and painful death. The Doctor caught your cancer in time to save you pain. So we will suffer for you a while, but you will NEVER have anymore pain.

We will love you ALWAYS!

Forever in our hearts,

Evelyn, Celin & Freddy


Max Porter (Moo-Moo), 05/21/93-01/08/02

Max, you are our kind and wonderful friend and you will be greatly missed. Please rest in peace until we cross the bridge together. We love you.

Mommy, Daddy, Sister, and Dog Sister.

There are four of us now  
Four who make up the "Family of Max"  
Four special lives bound by love  
Love of someone who is now above.  

We have tasted and felt the true spirit of love  
And nothing will ever be the same.  

Stephanie and Molly, Larry and Joan  
All of us will never be alone  

We are bound by our strength and knowledge of true love  

All of this from a beagle named "Max".  

We love you Max and you will be in our hearts forever.  
Please wait for us and we will cross the Rainbow Bridge together.

Thanks for all the lessons you taught us; You will be in our hearts forever.

Until we meet again............

Love, Mommy and Daddy, Sister and Dog Sister.


Maxwell, 11/21/02

I know you used your last ounce of strength to tell us "goodbye".
You were the "best"

Robert Henderson


Maxwell (Max), 06/15/89-10/04/02

Max was a special friend and a loving companion. He is already missed. We love you still Max and know you are with our Lord. We'll see you again.

The Bardin Family


Maxwell, 06/12/95-02/09/02 Camera Icon

Max was my first dog. He was adopted by people before us, but not for long. He was just a puppy and couldn't even bark. We took him home in the summer when I was just 10. He was so happy, and ran all around the back yard. I remember he enjoyed "sun bathing" on the patio. I was home schooled, so I spent a lot of days at home with him. He cried when we would leave, and got excited when we came home, even if we just took out the trash. I remember wanting to come home just to see him, and to touch his beautiful soft brown fur. We just recently moved, but I can remember laughing at him at the old house, when we would back out of the driveway, he would get up in the window. All we saw was his big black nose. We didn't train him at a school, yet he was amazingly bright! We never told him twice on anything; he always obeyed. He was our pillow, our jokester, our protector, and most importantly, our friend. I have had many human friends, but none of them were as close to me as Maxwell; he was indeed one of a kind. If you are religious, please pray to God to take care of him, and to help us find comfort. And all of us who have lost family. I love him and miss him, and he was, is, and will always be my best buddy.


Maxwell, 11/06/95-01/08/02

You are loved so much and deserve peace and happiness. We miss you every hour of everyday.

Linda Jess


Maxwell House Cat, 12/12/02

He was everything I'm not: Graceful, elegant, sleek and quiet. He preferred to enter and exit the house through the bedroom window, allowing me to be his own personal "window-woman." One spring morning last year he brought a fish to the window. I didn't even know he had a boat. He slept on my head, rode around my neck like a fur stole, and is without a doubt the most remarkable cat I've ever met.

Jeri Smith


Maxwell Von Simon, 08/26/88-09/15/02

My beloved beautiful special "MAX'. How I love you, how I miss you. How blessed I was to have known you for 12 yrs.
Thank You for being in my life. I long for the day when we will be together again. Kisses, hugs, & love.

Janis Barberi


Maxx, 07/28/02

We want to say goodbye to our little guy who had a tough start in life, but grew to become a sweet, loving pet and a member of our family.

So long Maxx Man, you will always live in our hearts.

Thank you.

Sherri Barry


Maxx Campbell, 09/22/88-07/30/02

Our whole family loved Maxx deeply. We are so grateful to have experienced his unconditional love. We all plan to meet him at the Rainbow Bridge. Have fun until we get there, Sweet Boy.


Maxx (Maxxie), 02/15/94-06/22/02

The sweetest pupper-do in the world. When having a particularly hard day, he'd lay his head on your knee to comfort you. Even when he was naughty, one look with his sweet face could make you melt. He was always a puppy and never grew up. It was a wonderful eight years. It doesn't seem like home without you, we miss when you would greet us at the door. You can never be replaced and a piece of our hearts is missing since you left. We love you Maxxie.

Michael


Maxx, 10/93-04/24/01

Just to let him know that he will always be my Big Baby Boy....and his human parent's love and miss him....WE LOVE YOU BABY!!.....My tribute is the song "THANK YOU" by Dido...Thank you for being in our lives Maxx, and I hope you can forgive us for all the seminarian hell we put you through baby...... We Love You Forever Maxxie Boy.
Love
Michelle & John


Maxxie, 08/19/87-03/01/01

Our little Maxxie was one in a million. He was the most beautiful Mini. Schnauzer in the world. When he left us we thought our hearts were being torn out and thrown away. I know everyone who has had a pet knows this feeling. He was smart, playful, and just "my" best friend. I have never had a pet that was just "my" best friend.
This was and is what makes his going to the Rainbow Bridge so difficult for me and my husband. There isn't a day that goes by, even now, that I don't think of this wonderful little fellow.

Mindy


Maxy, 10/20/01-02/08/02

Maxy didn't ask for much. Maybe some millet spray or sunflower seeds. I can still hear him and feel him on my finger and shoulder nipping at my necklace and bracelet. I'll never forget you buddy. You're gone but not forgotten

Matt Daniel


Mayhem, 11/14/02

To our dearest Mayhem,

You came to us in need of a home and brought us so much love and joy. You are a very special boy and an absolute angel. It broke our hearts when you got sick, but we know now you are in doggie heaven with Mr. Bear where there are an abundance of biscuits and no thunderstorms to frighten you. You are in a better place where you can breathe with ease. Sweet Pea, you will always be with us in our hearts and our memories. Thank you for being such a wonderful part of our family. We love you and miss you terribly.

Love,

Mommy, Daddy, Ruckus and Chaos


Maynard, 2000

Maynard you were one of a kind. We miss you greatly. And your sister Tara. Love you.

Joyce


Mazey, 09/08/98-02/14/02

Mazey my sweet baby girl, you were taken from me much too soon. My only daughter. I love you so much. I will miss you so. Daddy and I will miss throwing you apples in the fall even though we complained when you wouldn't give up! We will miss your big mouth and your circles and your stinky breath and your soft fur. I will miss your girly attitude and your pointed shoes. I love you soooo. I hope you are at rainbow bridge with Taylor paying with Koosh balls and eating whatever you want. I miss you sweetheart... and so do your brothers, especially Big Jakey. I'm sorry I wasn't here. I'm sorry ... I love you.

Jennifer Thompson


Mazie, 07/01/85-03/02/02

Miss Maze...It was so hard to see you slip away from me. I only wish you hadn't suffered so. I know you are not afraid now because God is holding you in His arms this minute, keeping you safe until we can all meet you at the Bridge.

Love,

Mom, Casey, Zera, and Tanner


McCann (Mac), 11/25/01-05/25/02

Dear Mac:

I found you on the side of the road last night. You had been hit by a car, couldn't walk and had a broken jaw. I held your face while we waited on the emergency vets. We only had a few hours together, but it didn't matter. Whether we had a few short hours or a lifetime, the bond of love was still there. So rest in peace, little one. I love you.

Jan


McCloud, 03/18/92-12/23/02

We'll miss you monster dog!

Kelly


McDuff, 01/26/87-12/12/01

My beloved McDuff 01/26/87-12/12/01
My sweet McDuff, you will never know how much joy and love you brought into ours lives. I will never forget the day that you came to us, such a handsome little guy. You were hand picked from the group. You stole our hearts with those big brown eyes and stubby little tail. I'll never forget how you used to run around the house with Mom chasing each other. I'll never forget all your nicknames: Duffer Dog, The Duff Chicken, Mac, and Baby Boy. Run free now McDuff, find Ginger and Amos, and roll in the grass and play together forever. Tell them we love them and miss them. Also, tell them about Caleb and how precious he is to us. I can see all three of you lying in the grass, rolling and laughing together. We love you so much and we will see you again at the Rainbow Bridge. Love, Mom, Dad, Angie, Caleb, and Kim.


McEntire, 01/19/91-11/14/02

I want to honor my loyal friend and child. He was my baby and gave me a lot of love. I will miss him terribly.

Christi Smith


McIver, 08/28/95-06/01/02

Mc never met a stranger - he was a certified therapy dog and delighted many people by his loving personality. He and I went through many, many tough times together. He ended up with Cushing's disease which is incurable. Rather than let him suffer further, I chose to be with him looking into his loving eyes as he crossed the Rainbow Bridge. My heart feels like a raw, open wound & I feel incredibly angry over the loss of my best friend.

Joanne


McKenzie, 02/16/02

McKenzie was rescued at the last minute from euthanasia in a NJ shelter. Kenzie was in sad shape. He was flea infested and itching all over. His coat was in terrible condition due to the fleas and poor nutrition. His ears were bent with hematomas and the smell of ear infections wafted around him. He was unable to hear because of these. One of his front legs was mis-shapen either from birth or past fracture. But through it all he showed his Scottish spirit. Since that time he had regrown his hair and regained his hearing for a time. Although he was never strong legged he marched in the Colonial Williamsburg Christmas parade this past December proudly wearing his flag bandana. His only needs in life were plenty of food, a soft cushion to lie on and someone to be near. Kenzie's health began to decline this week. Friday x-rays showed his spleen enlarged, his liver very diminished and a mass between the liver and spleen. There were no treatments to make him better. He spent last night in my arms telling me good-bye. This morning he was helped to the Rainbow Bridge where he is young and healthy again. His ears are standing straight and he can hear. His legs are strong and he can run. His coat is full and long. Kenzie took a part of my heart so I will find him again when it is my time. McKenzie Birthdate: unknown Rescued: September 28, 2000 Rainbow Bridge: February 16, 2002 missed by Roxanne, Jim, Katie, PittyPat and Macy Aunts Vicki, Cathy, Marty, Pauline and Kelly


McKinley, 10/1987-08/2002

McKinley, you were Our Boy, so loving, trusting, funny, courageous, and spunky. You were an inspiration to us and to many others. We remember how you came to us from an adoption agency as a timid cat and grew into a friendly kitty who was such a joy to have. We miss your knowledge of the words you knew and responded to, playing with your toys, sitting on our laps, curling and singing when you were petted, and watching the birds outside. We have such wonderful memories of you, our Boy. We knew you were sick and suffering. We miss you so very much and we will always love you.

Emily and Roger


Meatball, 1977

Sweet, smelly, noisy, loving little ball of soft fur and sharp teeth. Kept happy & busy for many years by the students of teacher Jim Duncan at Plano High School in Plano, Texas.

Richard Wynne


Meechi, 02/18/83-03/20/02

Meechi was my best friend for the last 19 years, she was with me whenever I needed her. She used to come when you would whistle the "Andy Griffith" theme and she would even sing with me when I sang her "Meech-butt" song. I will always remember her and she will always have a place in my heart. Her longest friend "Reggie" left us last year. She missed him too. They are together now with all our other pets and family in heaven. They will wait for us to come over the "Rainbow Bridge" to be re-united forever.
I Love and Miss you Meechi,
Forever in our hearts, Mom & Dad


Meeko, 08/23/02

Meeko was my baby girl. She died on Friday, and she left a huge hole in my families heart. We got Meeko in October of 99', to try to ease the pain of our last cat Casper. She sure made herself known in the short time she was with us. She always knew when I was sitting on the back porch at night, and she would jump the fence to join me. She loved to follow me. She loved to follow me to get the mail, or to join my young daughter and me for a walk around the block. And no matter how hard I tried she would never go home unless I did. My husband always used to sing the Mission Impossible song whenever she would follow us. He always reminded him of a spy the way she would try to slip under cars, back and forth, so we couldn't see her following us. I will miss her more than anyone could ever know. She was just another one of my kids. She was always such a character. She is survived by me, my husband, my daughter, Tigger (her 16 year old sister), and her best friend Chopper the dog. Goodbye my friend*

Jill Allison


Meeko, 04/21/01

Meeko... my Mookie. I miss you so much!! You were probably the best behaved ferret anyone can ever wish for! You were my big boy, my Mooks. At five pounds you were never able to fit through the tubes your brothers and sisters scrambled through but your large size always caused you to get chosen for hugs and kisses from Mommie. You were way too young to leave me, but in those short 3 years and ten months you touched my heart enough to become my "favorite". From your "growling" as you were a chunky little kit trying to get out of your cage, to your calm gentle patience as you lay in my arms for long periods of time, you always were the best ferret. You didn't fight with your siblings, you didn't complain or bite. Meeko, I love you more than you probably know. Now you are with Pixie and Rikki and Tobie and Perrie and Foxi. And now your heart and chest are fine with no more constriction or labored breathing. I wish I could have done something to save you and watch you grow up to be a ripe old age. But the only thing I could do for you was to ease your pan and give you peace. I miss you terribly and will be over-joyed when the time comes that I can see you again. (Teddie and Boots miss you as well.)

Karen


Meeko, 1995-03/27/02

This is for my sister's sweet kitty, Meeko. He lost his battle against hemobartinella, and my sister sent him to the Bridge on Wednesday, March 27th. He was a wonderful big boy, and he will be sorely missed by all who knew him.

Vick Vieira


Meeko, 02/17/01-12/20/01

Meeko my little baby boy. We only had you for 10 short month. We loved you so much, but a nasty Virus tog you from us. You had so much love and fun those short 10 month. Mom and dad are so sad that we don't have you anymore, but mom had to help you over the Rainbow Bridge you were so sick and the Virus took over there was nothing any Vet could do for you my poor, poor baby.

Yvonne & Ray


Meg, 06/28/92-11/09/02

Meggie:

You were the best dog you could possibly be, and such a good girl. I hope you enjoyed the time you had with us, and I'd like you to know that Emmy has refused to sleep in the bed without you so far (except on really cold nights, but hey, she's a cat, you know how they are). I am quite sure that you are now free of pain and fear and playing like the puppy you always were at heart with G-girl and everyone else you know where you are. If you'd like to know, we've put the pretty shell you left behind with our roses, so you'll always be in your yard, the one that was yours before we got those big dogs. We miss you sweetheart. Be peaceful. And every now and then, feel us stroking your little head and telling you what a good and pretty girl you are.

Love, Mommy and Daddy


Meg, 05/23/91-02/18/02

I love you Meg and I will never forget you. When my time comes I will meet you again. Lots of love and god bless you. I cry over you and I kept your toy cracker. I love you and miss you Meg. God bless you!

James Wilson


Megan, 26/03/99-14/01/02

Darling Meg, I miss you so very much, I hope that you do not feel pain any more and that you can run and play now without worry. I sometimes think that I feel you close by if it is so then please be free for one day I shall hold you again never to let you go, until then remember that I love you and always will, my first little companion and my very best friend, love mummy xxx


Megan, 09/30/98-5/27/02

To a wonderful Guinea Pig,
A Piggie with a heart of gold,
and a personality a sweet as sugar.
You will always be remembered as the pig
that showed me how wonderful the world of
cavies really is, thank you.
You've brought me so much joy, I only hope you know how much you where loved, and will always be loved.
Rest my sweet Megan, although I missed my chance to hold you when you passed I will see you one day so I can hold you again.
All my love,
Mommy


Megan, 07/28/90-01/12/02

God bless my gentle girl......you will be missed forever

Sandy Shein


Megan, 11/87-07/05/01 Camera Icon

To Megan:

A part of my heart has gone with you and I look forward to our grand reunion in the future. Even though some time has passed since I lost you, my love for you goes on ever stronger. Dear Meggie, I miss you more than I ever could imagine. You'll be in my heart now and forevermore.

Ellen


Meghan, 01/01/89-09/27/02

My beloved dog I had since I was 4, I called my twin sister to this day, died very unexpectedly soon before her 14th birthday. I work as a veterinary technician, and scheduled Meghan for surgery to remove a malignant tumor growing through her skin. Her blood work came out great, and my dr, and boss had no reason to question surgery, besides her age. She suddenly stopped breathing right in the process of excising the tumor, and life support and oxygen flushes did not work.
She was my sister, my baby girl, and it was the most horrific scene I have experienced to this day, to witness and be involved in the work as your dog dies due to complications in surgery. She will be greatly missed, not only by me, but by my 8 cats. Buffy, my 11 yr old girl cat was/is in love with Meghan, she would always sit next to her as she slept, lick her face and ears, chase after 'her doggy' (She would respond to "Go get your doggy!") and was glued to Meghans side.
Meghan was going senile, she lost complete trust in my mother, which told me she was forgetting who she was, but I am glad that she never forgot who I was, I was her sister and primary caretaker. The love and fun of my life is gone, and I don't know what to do without her, I have no one to walk, no one to play ball with, and I missed that complete love and reliability I felt from her when she would follow me everywhere I went, because she didn't want to be left by herself.. She was losing her hearing, and would pace around at night as if lost.
I miss her and love her so much, and I feel at this point, I knew she was uncomfortable at home, because she had tumors growing all in her body trunk and under her skin, and would not eat her food for me much anymore. My vet/boss told me after examining her deceased body, she didn't have too much longer to go, and may not have made it to 14. I regret to this day that I insisted on the cancer removal, but yet again, I didn't want her to bleed to death if the tumor burst at home and the cancer to go into her bloodstream, or seeing her go downhill any further .. She was my best friend since 4 and my sister and never forget her, and I've got a scar on my lip from where she bit me in the face as a child to always remind me of her in the most loving way.
Meghan, baby girl, my best friend, these cats are going to miss you so much, and I'll never forget you, I am grateful that I was assisting your surgery, and I am sure you weren't stressed or upset since I was by your side the whole time, I know you don't like anyone but me doing anything to you. I was with you baby girl, then you wouldn't exhale anymore, and nothing would work. You know I was by your side, so I'm sure you weren't upset a bit, until your little old heart just stopped. I love you always, baby girl.


Megan McGilicuddy, 07/22/88-05/07/02

Meg, I miss you so much!

Rhonda Siler


Meggy Moo, 20/01/02

Meggy Moo, you were a very special little cat. We loved you so much, and are sad that we had to be parted so soon. We will always, always, always love you, and look forward to seeing you again. We love you, our precious little chip butty. See you soon baby girl. xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

Mary Worswick


Meghann and Abigail, 08/20/88-04/27/01

Our precious Meghann and her litter mate Abigail were with us for over twelve years. It's been a year since they went to doggy heaven together, and every day is still so sad without them. We miss you so much our beautiful fur girls. We love you, Mommy and Daddy


Meha, 06/27/02

Forever in my heart you will always be, mama's beautiful baby girl. I love you.

Candy


Meike, 07/29/90-12/16/01

Meike, you made every one of our days together brighter and better. You were the one "person" who showed me unconditional love. Daddy misses his little girl. Please come home soon.

Matt and Laura


Meiko, 12/02-03/17/02

Meiko was taken too soon, struck down by Parvo. Feisty and lively, a real scrapper, he was learning basic obedience and loved to "talk" back to everyone - especially when told "NO." Gone too soon, but never to be forgotten... Meiko will be waiting with Lady, Champ, Smurf and Decker... until we meet again.

Spring Sterling


Mei Ling, 09/20/95-03/02/02

I couldn't have asked for a better doggie than Mei Ling.
Only time will heal the loss that I feel for letting her go.
She touched my life in a way that no one ever could.
I will miss her and I hope God takes good care of her until we can be together again.

Gwen Lowe


Mei Mei, 02/85-10/11/01

I can't believe it's been almost a year now since you've been gone. I miss you so each and every moment. It's been such a long year, and yet I still can feel you in my arms, smell you, see you, sense you. I dreamt such a beautiful dream of you the other night. I know it was your soul telling me you are ok. I just wish I could stay in that dream, and not wake up to miss you. I love you always, my beautiful sweet Mei Mei.

Beth Chao


Meisha, 09/12/02

I miss you so much. The tears come freely; I miss your little milk mouth. You'll always be my best friend.

Elizabeth


Meisja, 08/88-05/05/02

My sweet Meisja-Bear ... a chance meeting brought you into my life, but love kept you here for over 13 precious years. Although you will be missed here on earth, I know you will be welcome in heaven. You were the first and the best! Thanx for being my sweet baby ... Always in my heart, Mom


Meko (Doran), 04/15/02

Meko my man. I never knew you personally but I will cherish the video your mommy sent me of you. Your gentle, kind face and your delightful "rooo rooo's" will live in my heart forever. Pepper must have needed you and I am glad that you are together again.

Love,

Auntie Gayle


Mel, 03/10/96-11/02

From birth to the end we where always together we traveled throughout the united states you where my little girl, you all white with bandit eyes you where my friend through good times and bad, to lose you to cancer was hard to watch you go in pain was all I could do, but you're safe and well with all my other furbabies till we meet again, all I have are the pictures of you and your ashes. Your buddy Rita also misses you dearly. Please be with me and guide me in my life. till we meet again my Mel Mel I love yah

Terry


Melanie, 07/18/87-12/16/02

I thank God for the 15 years that He allowed this special dog to be a part of my life. She has seen me through good times and bad. It was so hard to make that inevitable decision today. She told me two days ago that she was done with the humiliation of not being what she once was. I knew it was time, and in her own way, she thanked me for doing the most loving thing that I could do for her...to let her go to Rainbow Bridge with peace and dignity.

Melanie, I'll miss you forever, and I'll be looking for you when I cross Rainbow Bridge...I know you'll be there for me.

I love you Melanie.

~~~~Gale


Melanie, 08/01/85-05/29/02

Melanie, I was 5 years old when I named you (which would explain why you are a boy named Melanie.) For 17 years you gave us the greatest joy that a family could experience. I could never thank you enough for being my friend. I miss your meow, your purr, and even those claws that would scratch at my legs at night as I tried to use the computer or do homework. Mommy, Daddy, and Sissy miss you terribly, but know that we shall meet again. Enjoy being with your brother Gizzmo at last. We love you sweet kitty. God bless you always. He most certainly blessed us with you.


Melissa, 02/03/83-05/01/02

I miss you lil girl. You are my everything and I will see you again some day. I wish there was more I could have done for you. I will always love and miss you. Until we meet again, you are in my heart always.

Shu Latif


Melody, 6/01/89-8/06/02

Melody was a gift from God. She was my faithful angel kitty. I miss her so much!!! I look forward to seeing her again at Rainbow bridge. For now I will cherish the many precious memories that she has left with me.

Janet


Melody, 02/17/01

Melody you were my smile
For you I'd walk a hundred miles
I wish that you didn't have leave
But at rainbow bridge you will breathe
In a good time of love and good
But I will miss you more than any one could
And I know you will miss me too
Until we cross rainbow bridge in a pair of two

Catherine


Melody Tuesday, 04/05/00-10/28/02

Dearest Mellie Ann,
I miss you so much. I'm so sorry I didn't keep you indoors and prevent this horrible accident. You were crying on the side of the road, pulling yourself through the grass, away from the street with your two legs that still worked, while I was calling you for dinner. I am so sorry I didn't find you sooner. And I am sorry I brought all of the other animals into the house because I know they irritated you. You were my first baby kitty and I regret not having told you more often how precious you were to me. Once a day is not enough to let you know I love you. I am grateful for the kind man who stopped and stayed with you until I found you, yet I hate to think of you lying there calling for me and not knowing what happened to you. What a cruel world, I suppose. I know you wouldn't have enjoyed life without feeling in your tail or your legs, and the internal injuries were only causing you more pain, but still I question whether I had the right to end your pain. You never were an indoor cat. Maybe that was because you felt threatened by Rhythm, Ringo and Minuette. I am so sorry. I hope you wait for me at the Rainbow Bridge and visit me here often until then. You are my precious baby girl. I am sorry.

Tara Pilos


Melon Head, 10/13/96-02/27/02

Melon was a very sweet little baby. He was quite the dancer. We use to call his dance the booty dance. Needless to say he put alot of booty into it. He left us today and our hearts are broken in a million pieces!!! He will be in our hearts and memories until we leave here also.
Melly Bell we love and miss you sweet little ferret you will NEVER BE OUT OF OUR HEARTS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! MISS YOU LITTLE BIG MAN.
Momma and Poppa Rabbit


Mena, 03/19/02-10/03/02

Mena
Much loved and adored...abandoned at birth ....reared as our baby...Killed senselessly by a car.
We love and miss you so much...Hope you are happy. We will never forget and are grateful for the joy you brought into our lives. Until we meet again.

Carmel Horgan


Meon Cinnamon, 06/30/86-08/08/01

Our Little Meon,

You were and still are loved more than you will ever know. Since your death we have adopted three other dogs, we believe it is due to our hearts hurting and missing you so very much we felt we needed to feel that love once again that you were always so willing to give with no questions asked. We have found in the 7 months that you have been gone that nobody else will EVER take your place, we love you so much and miss you a great deal. Thank you for the unconditional love that you always gave and for being there when we needed you the most. You always gave with your whole heart, and with our whole heart we knew it was time to let you go so you would not suffer any longer. We love you sooooo much and thank God for the life that he allowed us to have with you for fifteen years. We love you Meon, we will NEVER forget you, our lives will never be the same without you.

Love your family,

The Miller's


Meover, 4/2/02

How great Meover made our lives, how we will miss him. He never complained.
He was a great brother to his kittys and his Shelia. My heart aches so without him. How empty I feel. Meover you truely are missed, my good boy.


Meow Meow, 2/28/02

Meow Meow was my first kitty. He was very sweet and I got him from a friend who had rescued him when he was abandoned. I don't know his exact age, but I had him for 3 years. When I first got him I had just moved to a new city and was very lonely. Meow Meow was my main companion. I have recently moved again to a different city where I am much happier and have wonderful friends. I think he knew that he could leave me now and that I would be ok and in good hands here. I will miss him.

Love, Carrie


Mercedes, 09/01/86-11/09/02

For 15 years Mercedes was my pal and constant companion. Rare was the day that she was not with me in the car or my pickup truck. I often took her to the office, and on sales calls.. no dog loved to be in a car than her.. but most of all she was always there for me.

I had to put her to sleep in November. It was the right thing to do at the right time, but I still cried like I never have before in my life.

It is amazing the impact a 45lb dog can have on you.

Thanks
Bill


Mercedes, 02/14/82-01/29/02

In memory of our beautiful horse. She was such a precious girl. We will miss you so much. Now that your suffering is over we hope you are at peace. May you run in beautiful green pastures once more.

Kevin & Kim Kiesewetter


Mercedes P. McHugh, 07/11/93-02/05/01

On this anniversary of the tragic death of Ms. Sadies, we pause to reflect on what a sweet, good girl she was. She never, ever hurt anyone or anything. She was everyone's friend. It still brings tears to my eyes and pain in my heart to think of her violent death. She did not deserve to die the way she did. She was the best. I miss her and look forward to seeing her smiling face again. I will always love you, little puppy girl.

Nancy


Mercy, 02/13/90-10/03/02

To Mercy, From Your Mommy Stevie.....

Sleep well my baby. I will cherish you forever, and I will never forget all the love you gave me through good times & bad. You have left your pawprints across my heart and here are some lyrics from the song "Blood Is Thicker Then Water" that relay what you meant to me. I love you.....

Put your pictures away,
And remember these days.
Til we meet again....
Or you need a friend,
I won't stand in your way,
Though I'd beg you to stay.
But wherever you go,
You need to know....
Don't forget...Don't forget...
Baby don't forget,
Blood is thicker then water....
That between You & Me,
Nothing could be any stronger
And though we may be apart....
There's a river that flows through my heart
Baby don't forget love is thicker then water
Until dawn we would talk...
Through the fields we would walk.
Here them calling us home,
But then further we'd roam.
Now's the time to be brave,
Though our innocence fades,
There's so much we don't know,
'Cept the world can be cold....
Lift Your head....
Look ahead.....
Baby don't forget,
Blood is thicker then water...
That between You & Me,
Nothing could be any stronger.
Don't forget,
This love is forever or longer.
And though this breaking my heart....
There's a light on for you in the dark.
Baby don't forget...
Love is thicker then water.

I will love you forever my special, brave, best friend.
My Mercy.
2/13/90 - 10/3/02
May you play forever with your furbaby friends till me meet again....
Mommy (Stevie)


Mercy, 08/23/02

It was just 7 years ago that you came into my life. It seems like yesterday. We laughed, we cried. You were my wonder to behold. Today, I sit alone. With only the memory of my beautiful daughter to hold. I know you were ready to rest, you were tired. I saw it in your eyes, as only you could tell me. I loved you so much, I had no choice but to let you go. You lived with dignity, I let you go with dignity. I know the bridge is a beautiful place, I know I will see you there. But, for now, I have to stay here. Know that I loved you with every breath I took. Know I will always love you. Your Loving Momma.


Mercy, 06/01/93-03/17/02

Missed and never forgotten, Big Girl.

Millard English


Meredith, 06/30/02

Though Meredith wasn't mine.. At times she claimed you as hers.. mostly if there was any bit of food in your hand. Though her origins are very unknown, thought to be found in a trailer park the only one of a serving litter, and had a bad case of distemper which later caused her to only have one tooth, Though grouchy in her old age, you couldn't help but love her and give a treat to her. her little "old man" eye brows and whiskers added to the cute face. Though her persistent barking did get annoying, it will be missed. "Shush Mere" was said with amounts of love that won't be forgotten. We'll miss you old girl.

Wendy


Merl (Merlin), 05/97

Merlin was a much beloved birthday present from my husband. I have never seen an animal so committed to eating. He hung off my jean pockets with his front paws while I cooked to be sure he didn't miss anything. He even ran away from home for 3 days when I tried to put him on a diet; he came home even heavier and smelling like someone else's house! I miss him, and I look forward to meeting him again at the bridge.


Merlin, 10/24/90-11/11/02

We miss you so much....our special very own Lion King....Ragnor Gustafson curdelion...

We know you're at Rainbow Bridge now Lad...

Love & Hugs

Mum & Dad
XXXXXXXXXXXXX
and head butts and purrrs from Magic =&..&=


Merlin, 07/22/02

You passed so suddenly. We miss you terribly. Greet Lance at the Rainbow Bridge for us.

Cathy, Steve, Brian, Christie, Eric, Maddie


Merlin, 11/04/93-09/17/00

My best friend.

Deb Coon


Merlin, 01/05/00

He was a great dog.. I miss him dearly, and when my friend lost her lab it didn't help much..

Jason Michael


Merlin, 12/01/83-09/10/02

Merlin, my purrfect cat, loved and was loved by me and the several generations of kittens he "raised" to be his feline companions. Merlin insisted on being held by the hour just like a baby against my left shoulder and rocked in my rocking chair while he purred his happiness. He ran on ahead of me to a place where he is no longer sick and can play with his companions who left before him. In time, I will sit in a heavenly rocking chair and rock him and he will purr.

Christine Wedge


Merlin, 03/01/02

I am overwhelmed by the deep sadness I feel at your passing my dear friend. You have always been there for me and I am not sure how I am suppose to cope with the fact that you are not here anymore. Eighteen years is a long time to be friends, isn't it? Half my lifetime.

I miss you every minute of every day. I know you are not in pain anymore and in a better place but I am not sure how to get through the upcoming days without you here.

It is a lonely, lonely place here without you. I love you. I miss you.

Suzanne


Merlin was a magical cat, he brought a bright spark of energy into my life that I will forever miss. He was the sweetest, most gentle and loving kitty. Even right before he died, he was purring for the vet while having his temperature taken. He loved turkey, and water from the sink, and watching the birds and squirrels in the yard, But most of all, he loved to be on my lap, for a chin rub and a nose scratch, and then a good nap. He was a tough one, not showing he was sick until it was too late. I will always love him dearly and I am so grateful that he was in my life.

Kathie


Merrye, 01/03/02

You Spirit will always be with me..
I still can see your eyes looking into my eyes
Dog to Man.....Merrye to Joel..Twin flames intertwined.

Daddy Joel Cunningham


Mert, 05/86-03/25/02

Mert, my sweet, beautiful, brave boy. You fought so very hard right along with us. But your big, brave heart could not keep going.
We miss you so very much and want to see you, smell your sweet fur, and feel your touch so desperately.
We know you are relieved of so much now, and hope that over time this will ease our emptiness.
We'll see you again, sweet kitten. For now, your special guardian angels granddad and Angel Kitty Zorro will take care of you.
We love you and miss you.

Your Mom and Dad, and goofy little Chloe


Mesa, 05/27/02

Always faithful
Always loyal
Always our family member
Always my beloved friend

Scott Defriez


Mesquite, 10/02/02

He gave me unconditionally love every day of his life. He cannot be replaced. He will not be forgotten.

Patricia


Metra, 10/29/02

Metra was the companion of my great-grandmother, when Metra got sick and there was nothing left to do my grandmother had to send her on her way to the bridge. Thank you Metra for being the Dog you were and for being there for Grandma. We love you and will miss you.

Ariel Douglass-Devine


Metsie, 03/22/02

Metsie you were me best friend. I Love You with all my heart. I'll miss you forever.

Laura


Mex, 04/07/88-10/07/02

Our Dear Mexie, we miss you so. We hope that you are in peace now and no longer in pain. We love you so very much and it was so hard to let you go. We hope you understand how much we wanted to make you feel better, but there was nothing left for us to do.
I know that you know how much I love you and I do know how much you loved me. When Daddy brought you home to me 14 1/2 years ago I never knew how special you would become to me. You were the best companion I could ask for and I will never ever forget you.
You will forever be in our hearts. We love you buddy.

Michelle & Rick Wellner


Mia, 08/02/02

Dear mommies sweeta baby, I miss you so much. I didn't know it would hurt this bad, but you really touched my life. When mommy was depressed you were there. When mommy was sick you were there. When mommy wasn't home and I got there you were sooo glad to see me, even if I had only been gone a short while. I want you to know I miss you terribly and my life has a large blank in it since you've been gone. I love you and miss you and one day I hope the pain goes away but your memory will never die and no one can replace you. Say hi to Max, and Snow. Bear misses you too and Daddy and Justin, Jr., Mark, baby dear, momma and lots of others whose lives you've touched one way or another. REST IN PEACE SWEETIE!!!....MOMMIE!


Mia, 10/23/98-04/01/02

Mia- The Mightiest of Moos. My baby girl I miss you so much, my heart will never be whole again until we are back together once again. I will never understand why you were taken from us so young. You were the perfect little girl along with Emma, everyone loves you and everyone cried when they heard we lost you. Emmie misses her best friend, you two were inseparable; it's just not the same in that house without you. Mommy keeps busy so I can get my mind off the heartache and to be there for your loving sister. We hope for a sign from you and pray you met up with Katisha at the bridge. She is the one that led me to you and Emma. We miss your cuddles and your oh so beautiful spirit. For a little peanut you sure were strong and that's how you got your name, Mighty Moo. For old times sake, here's my daily song to you & Emmie, "Mia Mia Moo Moo, Emma Emma Lou Lou". I Love you so so much Mia and I miss Katisha so much too. .....
Show us a sign Mighty Moo, show us a sign your with Katisha and your safe. I miss your love, cuddles, smell of you and the way you looked at me with such love in your eyes. You are so beautiful inside and out and you were loved by so many. people would meet you once and fall in love with you. I'm sure you'll have lots of love and friends at the bridge. Please watch over us and keep your spirit close by as long as you need to.
I miss the way you looked at me with such love and trust in your eyes.
Please stay close. Love you my little Princess, Mommy and Emma.....
We love you Mia Moo, Emma loves you Mia......Everyone misses you Grampy, Mama II, Auntie, friends family all and everyone that knew you. Remember it's never good bye and now I know why you didn't wait.

Marlayna and Emma


Mia "Bianca" Rosa, 7/14/93-3/02/02

Five years ago you brightened my life
You are my "doggie in the window"
The one I've waited for
You are my little shadow, my telepathic friend

Everyday you wait patiently for me
When you see me come through the door
Your little tail wags, your bark is strong
And those little black eyes sparkle and gleam
We are bestest friends always

I know you and you know me
Together we make a great pair
We shared some pretty good times and some sad ones too
But you were always there for me
Sitting right by my side

I am so happy I took you home
And gave you the best five years of your life
I helped you be a mommy and you helped me be me and made me strong
The time is growing short for us now and soon we must part
But how can I let you go
And just keep you in my heart

You are "Mommy's Girl"
"My Precious"
"My Pretty Girl"
"Missy Beans"
"Mommy's Bianca"
"Beanie-Weanie"
My "Mia Bianca Rosa"
"My White Rose"
and I love you.

Xo xo xo xo Mommy


Mia - My Friend, 11/04/02

Mia was my neighbor's dog but she was adored by my six dogs and me. We miss her already and hope she is having a wonderful time across the rainbow bridge. Please know I loved you as if you were mine. Forgive me if I let you down.
Let us know you are OK, Mia.

Rhonda, Chloe, Sassy, Patches, Nikita, Missy, Aladdin


Micah, 09/11/02

Micah was the most wonderful friend anyone could have. He was also my son. The best boy ever! Wait for me at the Bridge baby boy.

Love,

Mommy


Michael, 6/12/73-11/5/90

Your purring kept me warm at night. Thank you for your gentle nature.

Stephen & Judith


Michelle, 01/2002

Michelle was a wonderful orange tabby kitten, adopted from our local animal shelter. She was with us for eight years, dying in our arms from a fatal heart arrhythmia. Our younger son Chris taught her to come when he whistled in a special way...the only cat I have ever known to do this. Michi, we love you sweetheart. Claire, Larry, Tony and Chris.


Michelob, 08/15/86-02/08/02

A true friend when I had no other, he always knew when a head-butt or a sympathetic purr was needed. You'll be missed.

Molly Landers


Mickee, 08/27/87-10/08/99

Mickee....I wish I could have saved you that terrible day, I wish I had been there.
If so, I believe you would still be with me today, my sweet little girl.
I am so sorry for any pain and fear you had to face alone...please forgive me.
I can't wait until we meet on the Rainbow Bridge.
I love you, Hampster Brain.

Sandee Conn


Mickey, 5 September 2002

I miss him so much, I had him so long ,he Just went to sleep , then not to wake up again ,I love him so much ,I know he better off were he is he not in pain any more ,He was a good little dog he had his ways he Just look at you to tell you I love my mum ,His son miss him so much he keep looking for him he knows he gone, he keep going to the door to see were he is he is sad ,like I am we will grieve together.

Stepanie Davidson


Mickey Nipper Stubby Joe Garcia, 05/06/01-06/26/02

Mickey was always filled with happiness and joy. He lived his life to the fullest even up to the day when he passed on over the rainbow bridge. I can still remember that morning when he wasn't feeling well and he went running around in the backyard just like he did the first day when we brought him home. Even though he only lived one year he will always have a special place in all of our lives.

Jamie, James 2, Josh, Debbie and James


Mickey, 6/27/02

Mickey was a beautiful cat with glossy black fur, a white vest, and cute white paws. She was my best friend for 16 years. I cannot believe she is gone.
I just want her to know how much I love her and miss her.


Mickey, 03/01/90-06/14/02

Mikey. We will be missing you and we will love you always.

Manuel & Dulce


Mickey, 05/01/90-04/15/02

In loving memory of a faithful servant and Companion

Called home april 15th 2002
At 11:00 am
"Mickey"
Our baby



Mickey, 05/31/88-04/15/02

My special special boy. The hardest thing I've ever had to do in my life was to let you go. You will always be my baby - my first child - my son. Thank you for choosing me to be your human mommy all these years and for the privilege of knowing you for the brief 14 years you were on planet earth. You and I were destined to be a part of each other's lives I know that now. I got you when I was 20 years old and you taught me the meaning of responsibility for another living thing when I was at my most irresponsible. You are the most sensitive and thoughtful of dogs - very in tune with everyone's emotions around you. I loved watching you in the backyard just sitting and sniffing the air and flowers around you. My little Ferdinand, with the curiosity of a cat at times. I remember you chasing airplanes as they flew overhead. You were the most beautiful little soul I have or will ever know. Mommy and Daddy miss you very much - we can't imagine our lives without you but we have to go on anyway. You are our emissary to the other side and I know you will be the first face I see when I get there. I love you beyond words my special little boy.

Andrea & Paul


Mickey, 1997-03/17/02

JESUS, THROW A STICK FOR MY DOG

BY GEORGE SHEARE

On Sunday the 17th of March 2002 a creature of pure unconditional love died. Mine and my wife's dog Mickey. In this world of terrorism, death, hate, and prejudice I cannot understand why anything that is pure love would be taken from this world. It happened suddenly in his after dinner nap. He was not sick and he was only 4 ½ years old. What a shock. What a tragedy. I will never get over it. I have never felt this sad in my whole life.

My wife was having some emotional pains from the children moving out and one day out for a drive we stopped at the humane society. A friend's wife had told us that a dog might help. When we walked in, there was a beagle in the first cage. He was the only dog not barking. I saw a sparkle in my wife's eye when the girl told her that she could take him for a walk. She went by herself for a half an hour. I knew then that we were taking him home. I had had beagles when I was a child and did not complain. She and the dog instantly bonded, it took me awhile, but I did too. He was different from other dogs we both had in the past. We used to say that he was an angel in disguise. He was more than a dog. What, we don't know, but he was more. My wife smiled again. That was in 1998. He was already one year old.

On his first Christmas we bought him presents. On his first birthday with us we threw a party complete with hats and noisemakers. My parents came and put on hats and brought presents too. My Dad was attached to Mickey like I never seen him with any other animal. I loved watching the two together. We sang that day, took pictures and made a great big deal over that day. It was a happy time.

Mick would love to chew things that he wasn't suppose too. We bought a tube of green apple paste and put it on those things. That was supposed to deter him. Not Mick, he ate the tube. He was always looking for something to eat. We nicknamed him Chewbacca. But he was to be watched. He was allergic to everything. Beef, poultry, wheat and oak pollen to name just a few. Only a special diet could he have and a bath every two weeks was a must. This was no trouble. My wife took control. Mickey was itching and red when we first got him. He was neither when he died. Mommy did her job well. I promised him that when it was time for him to go that I would buy him the biggest steak that I could afford and let him eat it because he could not have one. No doggy bags for Mickey. It was a promise that I wasn't able to keep. I'm sorry Mick. I am very very sorry.

He would sit up just like a human in my black leather chair and watch TV. When you said something to him he would grumble back in funny noises as if he was trying to talk. When you had a treat in your hand or paid him a compliment he would smile. His front lip would drop showing his front few teeth and in the back of his mouth one or both of his top lips would go way up exposing his teeth in the far back of his mouth. To see it made you laugh. It sure looked like the biggest smile in the world to the few that ever saw it.

He would cry when we left the house. We bought him a cat to keep him company. They played together and would sleep together. That cat used to clean him. She would lick the dirt from his paws and the matter from his eyes. She would clean his ears. It was amazing. He would always watch us out the window when we left. On top of the couch in our old home and out the window in our new one. He would always greet us when we came home. Wagging his tail and happier than you could imagine. We enjoyed coming home to him. He would wait at the top of the stairs and roll over so we could rub his belly. We hated when we had to leave and took him with us whenever possible.

He traveled to Georgia and Virginia with us from our home in Pennsylvania. He loved to ride in the truck or car. Front seat or in the back. It did not matter. He rode in the U-haul with me when we were moving. After we moved to Lancaster we took him on drives some Sundays just to see the buggies, horses and cows. He barked at them all. We smiled from ear to ear. The Amish kids would always wave at him. People would go out of their way to come over and pet him. He never barked or growled. He would jump up on them and wag is tail. It was fun to see him happy.

He had a lot of buddies. His squirrel and chipmunk friends back home. His cow friends in Lancaster. There was a pasture near our home in Lancaster that I used to take him to. Wherever the cows were when we approached they would come running to see him. They would huddle around the fence and he would sit there and wag his tail. Who knows what they seen in each other's eyes. They were his "buds". He was my closest friend. I told him all my problems, hopes and dreams. He listened intently liked he knew what I was saying. Sometimes he would talk back to me in his grunting way. Who knows what advice he was giving. Mickey followed me around no matter where I went. Watched me make my lunch (I might drop something) and sat by my wife or me whenever possible. He got dog hair all over us but we did not care. He was my buddy, my best friend. He was my "buddy boy".

When I walked him or he was on his run, I would throw him a stick or a ball. He would fetch it but we had to play a game of chase to get it back What fun! Only if he got a scent of a bunny rabbit would the game come to an end. He loved his bunnies. I did not hunt with him, he was an inside housedog but he would chase and track those bunnies like a pro. He would howl and howl. That loud bay would bring tears to my eyes. He would run and bounce around when you played with him and enjoyed life. A finer dog a child would never wish for. He made us feel like one sometimes. The best dog in the world.

I do not think that anyone who did not live with him could ever understand that complete joy that we had being with him. Some would call us crazy. We would even shake our heads in amazement sometimes. I can still see him chasing our cat, running after bunnies, and making my wife happy to live. When I close my eyes at night the image of him smiling fills my head. Sometimes I cry, sometimes I smile. I cried for 3 days when he died and still do now sometimes. I always wait for him when I come home and sometimes I think I see him in the window when I leave. This cross is too much to bear.

The week before he died we had a premonition that something was going to happen. He was not sick; are we crazy? My wife told a co-worker and I looked Mick square in the eye and told him that he better never leave us. We finally dismissed that feeling as absurd. The night he died he just lay down after supper. We watched TV. All of a sudden I felt is wet cold nose on my hand that was hanging off the couch. His fur brushed against me. He always woke me up like that in the morning. I looked down to where he should have been and no one was there. I thought that odd. Thirty minutes after he had laid down my wife got up to go into the kitchen. He always followed her and I noticed that he did not this time. I went over to see why. He was deceased. We both went into shock and started yelling and crying. I shook him and told him to wake up, he did not. We had an autopsy done, they found nothing. I always feel that what I felt 20 minutes earlier was him saying goodbye to me on his way out. I cannot get that feeling out of my heart. It was surely the saddest day of both of our lives.

He was the best dog in the world. My buddy. My friend. Our child. He was love in its purest form. He only wanted to give you love and nothing else. And he did. He wouldn't even hurt a flea. He cannot be replaced with just another dog. He was much more. Only a very few can understand the love that we had for him. The people who lost him or gave him up for adoption suffered a loss that they will never know. I'm glad that we had the opportunity to experience his love. Whenever we had a bad day he would jump onto our chair and put his head in our laps. He knew.

This so called dog changed our lives forever. I was a very angry man before. I am much more tolerant now. I would spend 10 minutes before work sitting with him. It calmed me down and forced me to relax. It made me a better man. We were disgusted with our lives and lacked the confidence to change it. We grew with the love he offered and ended up changing our jobs, selling our home, and moving. He came with us to see we got here. I was a hunter but will probably never hunt again. I love the simple things now and value every moment with my wife. A tough guy turned soft because of a dog.

The friend who had given us that original advice about getting a dog had her dog die not long after that. Her husband, my friend, had him cremated and brought the ashes home. I laughed and criticized him for this. It was foolish. I did not understand; I do now. I am sorry friend; forgive me. We are doing the same thing with Mick. And for those of you who laugh at us I will say this. I forgive you also and hope that you will never experience the loss that we have had. He wasn't just an animal; he was an experience in life and love.

I gave him treats when Mommy was not around. I sewed or threw out his chewing items before my wife would come home. My buddy and me had our secrets. We would run outside until I was out of breath and my knees hurt. I didn't care who was watching. I walked his walk with my wife the night he died and the next day by myself. Trying to retrieve memories like he did sticks. We cried and it rained that night and for days afterwards. After my wife and kids he was the best thing that ever happened to me. I am 49 years old and felt like a child playing with my dog. No one will ever understand. Goodbye my Mickey, Mickey-boy, buddy, friend, Mick, my little buddy-boy. Some day I hope and pray to see you again.

So I pray this prayer:

Jesus take my dog into your arms
and keep him there with you until I get there.
You will like him Jesus,
he will follow you around and be your friend.
Never let me lose my memories of him
even in my old age.
Always let me smile when I see his picture
or remember a story.
Please find a way to make my wife smile again.
Thank you for giving him to us when we needed him most.
And once a day Jesus in your busy schedule
can you just find time to throw him a stick to chase?
Please, God throw my dog a stick.
Thanks.

Note: Thanks to PETS Emergency Services of Lancaster for your compassion that night. Thanks for all of you who have expressed condolences to us. Please support your local humane society. And most of all, thanks to all who took a moment out of your busy lives to pet Mickey while he was still alive. He loved you all. Goodbye buddy-boy!!

George and Maggie Sheare


Mickey Mo, 01/10/02

My loving, companion was a sweet dog and will be forever remembered in a special part of my heart. He always tried his best to do what he thought I wanted him to do. I miss him terribly.

Wilma Layman


Mickey Moose, 12/26/88-01/18/02

Our Mickey was a strong white Maltese dog, who braved his cancer illness for 2 years. I just want to say how much we love and miss you terribly Mickey, and that you will be in our hearts forever.

Daddy, Barbara and Mike


Micki, 11/08/88-01/09/02

To our wonderful and loving friend.
We love you and miss you so much.
May you rest in eternal peace and happiness,
til we meet again.

Jon (Fireupchips) & Shelly Griffin


Mickthea Dolly Rose, 06/06/92-10/05/02

Dolly Rose, my beautiful little girl. I miss you so very much. You are forever in my heart.

Anne Stephenson


Midas, 1989-04/27/02

Midas was my daughter's dog. So he was like my granddog. He was a devoted friend to her. He arrived in her life when she needed him. He had been tossed into the street and abused. He knew she saved his life. We were lucky enough to have him for over 10 years. He had a good and happy life and a dignified end. I will always be grateful for his devotion.

Rest in peace Midas


Midget, 03/27/02

To my "Midget-Man" I just wanted you to know that I can't even describe how much I miss your presence. Everyday, I wish that I could just turn back the hands of time, but I know that you will not suffer anymore. I know that you are safe and looking down on me. For 6 years you were my baby and now you are gone. I just want you to know that you are missed greatly. Poochie wants you to come back home! So-long little fellow... I love you.

Candis Brown


Midnight, 3/96-12/12/02

Midnight will be missed dearly. Especially by his lifelong companion "Daniel Tiger" and best girl "Sarah".
Always he will be in our hearts and prayers....

Lane-Rose Family


Midnight, 07/10/02

I only had him for a short time, but he touched my heart and I still miss him dearly, even two years later. I am comforted by the knowledge that he died quickly, with no pain. I will always remember him.

Amy Jentoft


Midnight, 10/31/92-09/06/02

Midnight was a very special, loving kitty who is sorely missed. I miss his cute little mews and how he always licked your toes to show affection. I miss how he always tried to hide from the camera when I wanted to take his picture. He'd pose so pretty and when I picked up the camera - he'd get up and walk toward me. I miss the way he hid in the bushes and pounced on the dogs like an attack kitty. I miss the way he always followed me on my walks to "guard me from harm".

Terri Hogue


Midnight, 07/19/02

My beloved friend and companion.

Blair Conway


Midnight, 10/30/88-05/25/02

You gave us so much love and joy. Our hearts are breaking and the tears won't stop but we know it was your time to go. You are free to run and play once again. No more pain and suffering. You are our angel and someday we will all be together again.

Love,
Mommy, Daddy, Joey, & Joyana


Midnight, 07/17/95-03/01/02

Midnight, You were the most gentle of ALL giants. I miss you, your little buddy Chase misses you, your companion Charlotte misses you, We ALL miss you and love you. Our home and our hearts are empty without you here. Your love, devotion, faithfulness was so unconditional. You are and forever will be missed. I hope to one day meet you at the Rainbow bridge seeing your waging tail, your ears flopping, and your big tall body jumping up onto my shoulders looking at each other eye to eye. I love you Midnight, and I miss you!!!

Melissa Swatzell


Midnight, 05/20/85-06/17/98

Midnight was with me 24/7 every day. When she passed, I was devastated. She was about 13, so I knew she lived a long life, but it was hard to see her go. I will absolutely never forget her, as she was my best friend. I see her in my dreams and even out of the corner of my eye sometimes. I'll see her again. I know it.

Kathryn Sweeney


Midnight, 1985-09/23/00

Couldn't help but remember how he always got me to give him "purr sessions" since he was quite the "purry cat."

Valerie Nemeth


Midnite, 01/20/01-04/01/02

Midnite was my special buddy and will be missed greatly. I will never be able to replace him.

Beth


Miggy, 04/16/86-07/11/02

Dear Miggy,

You are my best friend. You saw so much in your years. I thank God that we found each other. I'll never forget mom coming home that day and asking me if I wanted to pick out a dog at the Animal Rescue League. I couldn't get into the car fast enough. You were so cute, all 3.5 pounds of you. You were there in a little cage with your brother. I wanted to take you both but Mom said no one puppy is enough. So then you came home with us. I was sooo proud of you. I took you all over the neighborhood to show you off.

Years passed and soon came the boyfriends and parties but even though I had found new things to do and sometimes didn't pay enough attention to you when I was a teenager you were never bitter, you were always bouncing off the walls to see me. Then when I got sick and almost died, I realized what was REALLY important, my true friends. You being the TRUEST of them all. I remember after the weeks in the hospital walking up the stairs and you being the first to give me kisses.

Miggy you are so missed already. Grampy keeps saying he misses you. Joshua is very sad too, but even he at 6 years old knows that you are now free from pain and happy.

I am trying to come to terms with the idea of you not being here with me. Miggy I love you so much. You meant the world to me, and still do. I can't wait until we meet again someday. Until then, please have fun with Poody, Zipper, Josh, Vivian, and J.D. I'm proud to say that I was your person. I love you my little black olive.

Kisses and Ear Scratches, Mummy


Mighty Max, 01/15/98-07/06/01

Max came into my life at a time when I needed him most. I have been told he was here to heal me and see me through my pain. When I was no longer in pain, it was time for him to go since his work here was done. I understand this but have a difficult time accepting it. There is not a day that goes by that I do not think of him. It has been one year since I held Max in my arms and he drifted away to Rainbow Ridge. There will never be another one quite like the "sensitive" little Mighty Max. I will always love you.

Lynne Rogers


Mighty Mouse 's Master (Mousie), 03/05/90-05/29/02

My best friend!

Susan Miley


Mika, 1994

Mika was very special to my family when I was a child. She would always sleep by me and protected the family. She will always be missed.

Rayce


Mika, 02/04/96-10/04/02

Mika,

You knew us, understood what we said, how we felt. We knew and understood you.

People would say we are crazy when we said you were smiling, sad, scared. They just couldn't understand that you were a very special dog - You were a person trapped inside a dog's body.

Leaving the house we always felt so bad for you. Your face showed the anxiety you were feeling about being left home alone. It was so cute that you would only eat when we were in the kitchen with you. We would sit there and wait for you to be done so you wouldn't stay hungry.

You were such a great hunter. If only you could have controlled your need to chase the squirrels. I bet you were about to catch one when the car hit you. We wish we had been there with you so your last few moments wouldn't have been spent alone.

It drove us crazy that you would spill your food and water when you ate, you couldn't stop picking from the garbage, keep off the chairs, barking every time the door bell rang or there was a knock at the door (even if it was on TV). But all these little quirks were part of your personality and what made you so special.

Thank you for having brought such joy to the four of us. We miss and love you so very much.

We'll see you at the Rainbow Bridge.

Love,

Joe, Evelyn, Claudia & Remy Vila


Mike, 05/18/94-03/03/02

Mike taught me all about cats, and I was so in love with him. Every day for the past 9.5 years, he has made me smile and brought so much to my days. I miss him very much, and he is forever in my heart.


Mike, 01/18/02

My baby, little angel from heaven, bummy, wee little, muppethead, teeny weeny, baby boy...I love you and miss you so much. I didn't even want to take you, but you've brought so much love and joy into my life and I will never forget you.

Christine Smith


Mikelob, 03/01/83

"...And it is in dying that we enter the kingdom of heaven"
-Prayer of St. Francis of Assisi

Mikelob was my first horse. I bought him from a lady that loved him very much. I guess I didn't know how special he was until after I had him. He always had the personality of a gentlemen...except when there was string or plastic bags or snakes around!!!

I know that you were probably wondering what you did to deserve the way you died...You did nothing wrong. If I could have prevented that in any way, I would have been there. I'm sorry...

My memories of you are bittersweet. All of the times I had you I loved you, even though you scared me sometimes. The times I had with you were sweet. When I heard you were gone, bitterness filled within me. How could someone do that to you. If they only knew what loss they caused the world...

Here's to the best horse I've ever known.

With love and kisses and cookies,

Bronwyn


Mikey, 08/99-08/08/02

Mikey was truly a blessing. Such a wonderful cat that was like another child. We will miss him (or her.. poor Mikey, we though he was a she all this time) so much. We hope to rescue another adult cat soon and care for them and provide a good life like we did for our Mikey.

Lee, Sandy, Danielle, and Travis


Mikey!, 02/26/94-04/09/02

Wait for us Darling Boy...my fuzzy puppy. The day we are reunited cannot come soon enough for me...

"For what is it to die but stand naked in the wind and to melt into the sun? And what is it to cease breathing, but to free the breath from its restless rides, that it may rise and expand and seek God unencumbered?

Only when you drink from the river of silence shall you indeed sing. And when you have reached the mountain top, then you shall begin to climb. And when the earth shall claim your limbs, then shall you truly dance..."

Kahlil Gibran... 'The Prophet'

Patty & Jerry Bybee, Phyllis Tracy


Mikey Alan, 07/15/87-02/07/02

I just don't know what to say all that I know is that I lost my best friend in the whole world. Mike was my boy. not only was he my dog I treated him as he was my child. Mikey you gave me so much love in the years that you were with us I will never forget that and I will always love you, and miss you dearly, Mikey your momma loves you.
I now know that it was fate on how everything took place, that you are going to be a daddy anyday now that you were leaving me a part of you. Love your mom Joy


Mikey and Nelson, 07/2002

You came to us together and I believe God, in his wisdom, counted your days so that, when it was time for you to go, you would leave together. We are broken-hearted. I cannot open a can of tuna without realizing I will never again hear the concert of "meows" for me to share it with you. I am sad pouring left-over milk out of a cereal bowl when I know the left-over milk was a favorite treat. Faithful, steadfast friends -- we do not cease to miss you and think of you. See you at the Bridge.

Mom and Dad


Mildred (Millie), 1967

Mildred Maynard (Millie) Cat
c A very special friend for a child confined to bed for half of most years, always with me, yet never stepped on my book. We'll meet again one day. Sue loves you forever.


Milika, 31/03/01-02/06/02

Milika, my little man, rest in peace and know that you are deeply loved and deeply missed and always will be. xxxx


Mill Creek's Art Deco (Deco), 11/27/95-03/17/02

Deco Dog, you were my love and my life. Your collar is under your pillow right next to my pillow. I hold it every night and tell you I love and miss you.
When I lost you I lost my best friend. I loved you so much that I have to have a part of you with me. I know you will NEVER be replaced, but I am expecting a granddaughter of yours to be born any day. DD, your daughter, is going to give me that part of you to love.
You will ALWAYS be in my heart and I will cherish the short time I had with you... But you will live on in your children and grandchildren..
If tears could build a stairway and memories a lane; I'd walk right up to heaven and bring you home again.
My precious Deco, I will see you again, until then, be free of pain and play and be happy at the Bridge...
I love and miss you so very much!

Jackie


Millee, 06/26/89-09/16/02

Millee you are the best dog anyone could have ask for. We all miss you very much. I am sure God knows you don't like to be with a bunch of other animals and will let you just find your own space. Someday we'll be together again.

Bert Wilhelm


Milli, 05/31/89-01-07/02 Camera Icon

To my little girl (Milli)
I miss you more then you will ever know.
My nights are very lonely without you.
I want to thank you for helping me through the past 13 years, you filled my life with such joy. If my tears could bring you back, you would be at my side once again. How I look forward to that day. Good-bye for now, but not forever. God keep you safe. I love you sweetie.

Sandy (Mom)


Millie, 08/05/91-11/02/02

This little dog was truly the joy of all of our lives in our family. She was an outstanding hunter as well as the most loving family member you could ever hope for. Her sudden death yesterday after a hunting outing has been very difficult. And yet that is how we had hoped she would go when her time came- having had a noseful of birds and her favorite meal for supper. We are still in shock; it has not yet been 24 hours since I found her asleep for the last time in her kennel in out kitchen. This time yesterday she was out hunting and having a blast!!

Today we have had to prepare her for cremation & burial. There is a huge hole in our hearts. I know as time passes the pain will lessen but going through this will be just as hard as it was when my parents each passed away. Thank you for such a web site. What a lovely idea. Hopefully I am sending this in time for tomorrow's (11-4) candlelight ceremony. We will head up to the northern part of our state and bury her on Sat. where she flushed her first grouse. Sad, sad days ahead.

Marnie & Craig Holmes


Millie, 02/24/90-08/22/02

To my special little friend...

Julie Scheels


Millie, 30/04/98-06/04/01

My tribute to Millie is a web site I built around her so she will never be forgotten.

Kath Harrison


Milo, 06/08/01-12/16/02

WE LOVE AND MISS YOU MILO!

Here is a picture of Milo at this link below:
http://www.geocities.com/milokitty01/milo2.jpg

"This is dedicated to our beloved kitty named Milo. A very sweet and cuddly cat that loved human interaction and loved to sleep on your lap. He was also very good with kids and had a very kind disposition. He passed away this morning ( Monday, December 16th 02 ). God bless his spirit.

We found Milo as a kitten on a very hot summers day in the 105 degree Texas heat. He was severely dehydrated and slept with me for 3 days straight as he recuperated. He was soon back to health and to our knowledge was a very playful and healthy kitten. It wasn't until he was about 1 years old, that we discovered that he was plagued with the FELV virus.

He only recently started showing signs of the FELV illness around the very end of September. We tried everything we could do within our budget. We administered Transfer Factor Plus ( a Herbal remedy ) starting in early November. I found out about it from researching on the net. The only problem is, I think it might have saved him if we would have used the treatment protocol sooner. We didn't know about it early enough, but I think it helped to prolong his life for another month or so. The vet thought he would pass a lot sooner than he did.

We have a lot of fond memories of Milo. For a while, we called him "Meatball Milo", because everytime we made spaghetti and meatballs, he would jump up on the dining room table and run off with a meatball in his mouth. It would make us upset but we just had to just laugh because it was so cute and funny to see. Afterwards, you could see the spaghetti sauce on the white of his mouth.

It's so unfortunate that this sweet and wonderful cat had to pass at such an early age. Only a year and a half in age. He was a very sweet and wonderful cat and still is in our hearts. He deserved so much more. We will miss you Milo! May your spirit be with God."

Love,
Derek, Jennie and Lara


Milo, 24/10/94-05/07/02

Milo darling, I miss you so much. I feel like my world has fallen apart without you. My big shadow has gone. I so miss our snuggles in bed and on the couch and our playtime in the garden. Jake misses you terribly too....he's got no one to chase after in the garden. I miss not waking up to you in the mornings....the first thing I would see would be your eyes or your ears.....that made my days so happy. Resting in the afternoon sun on the verandah is not the same without you......there is no purring, rolling you to keep me company. Thank you for all the happiness and joy you gave me. You were such a brave boy fighting your illness...I am so proud of you. I will never forget you Milo. You will always be my big boy and I will love you forever. I am looking forward to seeing at rainbow bridge.

Love, Mummy


Mimi, 11/08/90-06/15/02

Mimi was a loving sweet cat, she will be missed.

Lori Nead


Mimi, 04/05/86-05/23/02

Mimi was an incredibly beautiful animal, body and soul. When I got her from Jerry's Perfect Pets in June of 1986, she climbed up my body as if I were a tree. Since then we have been extraordinarily close. Mimi used to sleep by my head at night and jump up on the couch to beg me for my milk whenever I ate cereal. Mimi was the most loving, benevolent, adoring creature that ever lived. She was a wonderful mother to three babies. For the last sixteen years I have had the good fortune to have her with me, and we've rarely been parted for very long during all that time. I lost her two weeks ago when she collapsed and died suddenly and inexplicably. I am devastated to lose her. I really can't imagine life without her, her beautiful face has become such an essential part of my life. Her portrait, which I painted of her eight years ago, hangs on my mantle. And the sculpture I made of her is on the floor by my sofa. I long to hold her. I love her, and miss her, and think of her often, and I sincerely hope that she is with God and her good friend Lhotse, who went about a year before she did.

Mimi, you are my best friend ever and I love you. I sincerely hope we will see each other again.

Love, Mommy


Mimi, 03/02/88-02/24/02

My dear Mimi...

Baby...I miss you so much! I feel so much sorrow and pain now that you are no longer with me...by my side. I remember the first day you came to the house...you were such a pretty baby...a little bundle of fur, bouncing around, wanting to play. You brought so much happiness, joy and love to my life. You became a very special part of my family.
I will always and forever remember all the little things that made you so special. I miss waking up in the morning with you cuddling in bed next to me. I miss your sweet face looking at me, sad because I had to go to work. You were my companion for 14 years, so faithful...always by my side...when I cried...you were there next to me...when I was happy...you were happy too. I feel emptiness inside and have cried many, many tears and only God knows how many tears I will cry. You were such a big part of my life. I will be thinking of you every day for the rest of my life.
With your sudden and tragic death you left an emptiness in my life and took a piece of my heart with you to heaven. I hope to see again when I'm called away to heaven. I look forward to the day when I can hold you in my arms once again and see your sweet, precious face. I LOVE YOU...Baby! My sweet Mimi...the only one until the last day of my life


Mimi-Marilyn, 07/22-07/21/02

My darlin' Marilyn (nicknamed "Mimi") was my precious companion for twenty years minus a day. She gave me so much love, affection and fun. Even in this her last year, as sick as she was with diabetes, she never failed to cuddle and relate to me in her own special ways. Bilbo, her 4 year old feline companion and I, miss her terribly. Now she joins her older companions Heart, golden retriever whom she loved as a kitten and her white angora foster sister, her best friend for 13 years, Madalenka, who died 3 years ago.
Mimi, wait for me sweetheart, I'll join you soon.


Mindee, 07/11/89-4/27/02

Mindee was a black & tan cocker spaniel. She was 13 years old when she left me on 4-27-02. She was a very special dog. She was my first baby, before I had children. Everyone loved her. She competed in obedience trials and was a therapy dog. I am thankful that now she can hear again and run and play with no pain. I know she misses me. She never left my side. There will be a big void in my life until I get to see her again.
Diane Gardner


Mindee, 03/25/02

To my best friend, Mindee. How I will miss your "smile", enthusiasm, personality, and unconditional love. You were a constant in my live, always there for me. I was charged with protecting you from the world and I did my best. You are gone, but will forever be in my heart.

Lisa, Chance, & Family


Mindy Girl, 17 April 2002

My darling baby girl, thank you for every moment of your life, and the special memories you have left me with. I miss you baby, and hope you are having fun at Rainbow Bridge. Wait for me honey, I can barely wait to hold you in my arms again.

Love you baby - Mummy


Mine, 03/23/87-12/17/97

You are always in my heart and in my tears. I miss you.

Pastor Louise Thomas


Ming (Kylbourne Ming), 04/16/68-05/06/86

To my "Big Ming", my most special friend, I will never forget you.

Patricia Martin


Mini, 06/01/99-11/15/02

Thank you for being Mini. Love you little-girl.

Penelope


Mini, 12/98-11/02/02

We loved you very much "Mini" you have been there through rough times and good times you made us happy. And we will never forget you, mommy misses you buddy, and her heart aches for you since you have gone thank you for making us happy and enjoying each day with you.

Love Mommy & Daddy


Mini

Darling Mini
We have been furends for so long, as you leave me remember I will see you at Rainbow Bridge. Say hello to Rikki for us all and tell him we miss him too.
I love you, thank you for all your love and comfort, I will miss you so much.
Sam (Mummy One)


Mini-Me, 03/16/98-07/29/02

In loving memory of Mini-Me aka Mr. Peeps. You were the fiercest little 'big' bird, in all the world. I miss your good morning peeps the most, it's too quiet now. Be a good boy, and stop trying to boss all those bigger birds around up there. I'll love you always,

Mommy


Minime, 01/08/02

Minime was a true little princess for the time we had her, and if she had to leave us, we're glad that Pete will be waiting for her and that he, too, will treat her like the little princess she is.

Betsy Kennedy


Mink, 2000-10/2002

Died within 3 months of friend Rizzo, out down cos he had lost the quality of life, wish them both well.

Gemma


Minkey, 10/22/02

I called her Minkey "The Paw" because she would very softly poke me with her paw to get my attention. She would meow in the oddest scratchy voice, and sometimes she would meow and no sound would come out.

Minkey was the sweetest-natured cat I've ever known. She would wash her brother's face and patiently tolerate his bossiness. She claimed her "lap time" with me every evening while I watched TV.

Minkey was a soft, sweet companion for 16 years. Now, she is in cat heaven, where there are angels to scratch under her chin, sunny spots and soft cushions, Chicken-of-the-Sea "people tuna" to eat, and slow-moving, low-flying birds for entertainment. I miss her.

Judy Anthony


Minnie, 08/88-12/01/01

She took a large part of my heart with her. She will never be forgotten.

Andrea


Minnie, 11/04/02

My sweet little cat Minnie passed on 11/4/02. If I'd have known that there would be no treatment for your tumor I would have never had the biopsy done or taken you to the vet so many times during your last two weeks. I know that you were not feeling well so I had to help you go. I cannot put into words the depth of my sorrow and how much I miss you. I love you with all my heart and soul.


Minnie, 06/00/01-09/19/02

We will miss your soft touch, pawing our cheeks for attention, your subtle purr, your gentle voice, your contentment as we carried you like an infant, you perched upon the highest shelf and items flying as you became comfortable, you chasing "Destiny" and leaping at each other as if you could fly! Now you can - fly, be free and until we meet again, we will really miss you and love you!

The Mills Family


Minnie, 2/25/85-8/30/02

Minnie you were a constant friend. You were with us through the good times and the bad. We will miss you and will never forget you. Mickey misses you too. Now you can be at peace. We hope you didn't suffer too much in the end. Love you.

Rose Park


Minnie, 09/30/89-04/13/02

Your were a beautiful lady and always will always have a special place in our heart.

We hope that you are in peace.

Suzanne


Minor Detail (Elizabeth), 09/15/95-03/06/02

My beloved Elizabeth was my best friend, my soulmate, and will be missed deeply. She was my life, my true love, and half of myself. I don't know how to move on without. She is always in my thoughts. I wish her great happiness, wherever she is. I hope she has found her son, and they are living perfectly together. My heart is broken to have lost her, but it brings a little comfort to know that she is no longer in pain, in a place that is beautiful, like her spirit. I will miss her always.

Christina Gabriella


Minou, 05/85-11/27/02

My dear Minou. You were with me for 17 and a half years and I thought I would have you for many more but three days ago you collapsed without warning and were dead within eleven hours.
I said goodbye at the vet's clinic yet thought I'd be bringing you home again, but that was my last goodbye.
Although you were the family's pet, you were mine above all. You always chose to sit on my lap or beside me, especially in the evenings.
You were the most beautiful cat I've ever seen. Many who met you remarked on your beauty. You had the loudest voice I've ever heard in a cat, too, and did not hesitate to use it when you needed me. But at the end you were utterly quiet, without a sound of complaint. I miss you so much it hurts.

Avril Rustage-Johnston


Minx, 10/99-1/3/02

She came to us from Carolyn on Harmoni's birthday and she got her first toy - "Ducky" and just loved it. She wouldn't let it go. Her next toys were a tug rope, a soft squeaky ball, a few items that she chewed up so fast we thought she might choke on them. The one toy part we were able to salvage was the squeak makers that were in a ball that made a noise that drove her to distraction. If we needed to distract her from something we just would pickup one of these noise makers and shake it, and she'd come running forgetting everything else. She was pretty predictable that way. It was fun to see her eyes light up when we made that noise. The enjoyment that Minx got for the toys was good to see. She had a very happy life with us and it was the most relaxed I had ever known her to be. When she first came to our home, she was guarded and not sure of her surroundings, but quickly became comfortable with her surroundings. She became very protective of the homestead after about 1 month. I believe this was when she adopted us as her family. She would bark at anything or anyone that was within her space, and when out in the back yard the first thing she did was to run the perimeter of the yard to check it all out. Then she would come back to check on whoever let her out. She loved to romp and play in the yard and loved to play keep-away when you threw a tennis ball or her training dummy. She would love it if you would chase her. She only did this outside, as inside fetch was all about bringing the toy back so that it could be thrown again. She also loved to play tug. Oh how she would dig her heals in the carpet and she would try her darndest to tug it away from you with all her might. And she was pretty strong for her size and would ,with some good leverage be able to jerk the rope away from you. After she got it away from you, she would taunt you with it until you got it back again and were able to start the tug game again. When it came time for food, she would get so excited and dance all around jumping up and down so hard that you thought she might just do a backflip. And she would scarf up the food so quickly you though she was starving to death. But after seeing how chubby she was becoming, you knew that wasn't the case at all. She would also get very excited if you mentioned the word walk or if you looked like you were headed for where the leash was kept. If you touched the leash, you just had to take her... She wouldn't let up until you took her out for her walk.

Donald & Maggy Pye


Minzie, 05/05/86-06/26/02

To Minzie We were honored and so grateful to have your in our home for eleven years of your sixteen years. Your came to us in need, frightened and unsure and soon became a confident and loving member of our family. Your huge heart and shining spirit will live on forever in our memories and we will never forget the day we picked you up to bring you home, took one look at your paws and said, "Wow, this is a BIG dog"

Carolyn, Dan and Sam And All The Kitties


Miou, 03/17/94-05/23/02

For all the love you gave back to us, loving you was a joy. We shall miss you sweet baby, all our love.

Sandi Gordon & John Adams


Mirabelle, 06/09/01-06/14/01

Such a short time you were here but oh! how much we love you. You are gone from earth, but never from our hearts.

Angela McClellan


Miranda, 1/27/02

She brought many years of joy and friendship to my life. I will always hold her in my heart and remember the dear things that made her so special. Like waiting at the door for me to come home, begging for that special can of food as her treat each evening, doing what we called the "bear stand," and so many others. She will be sadly missed by her Mommy and Grammy.


Mischief, 03/85-08/17/02

Baby Mischief..i miss you desperately, your beautiful face, big bright shiny eyes and youthful spirit..you were my baby, my best friend, my teacher and my comfort..you were my earth angel..i love you and you will be forever in my heart.

your mommy


Mischief, 05/29/01-02/21/02

We Love you

Megan Talley & Family


Mischief, 06/18/98-08/25/01 and Butchie, 04/27/88-07/15/02

I would just like to make a tribute to them and thank them for being with me through good times and bad and being the one person I could always turn to. I wish to thank them especially Butchie for his loyalty and companionship from the day I was born until the very end.


Misha, 01/90-09/10/02

To our baby Misha,

You were our best friend and were always there for us whenever we needed someone to listen to our problems. You never offered any solutions but when you looked at us we knew that everything would be okay.
If we could only hold you one more time...If we could only look into your eyes and see your love reflected on us.
We wish that we had one more day with you to be able to do all the things we said we would do "another day", like a walk on the beach or a run in the park, or just a chance to hold you, pet you or scratch your neck below your chin like we knew you liked. But we thank our God for being fortunate enough to have you for the time we did and for the best 12 years of our life.
On September 10, 2002 our Lord called you to be by his side. You are now running free and playing around the Rainbow Bridge...and when the right time comes...you be prepared Mishita, we will meet again and we will walk, play and run together through the Rainbow Bridge like the old times...never to be parted again :)

"We love you Misha" "We always will". Thank you for your trust and love and for all the joy and happiness you brought to our lives!

All our love...forever...Dad, Mom, sister Liz and your playmate Deacon <3


Misha, 08/27/90-08/02/02

Misha -- you were my best friend, companion and partner. You left so suddenly, but peacefully. You were a perfect child up to the end. I love you, hunnybunny. You were the best kid a Mommy could ever hope for. I miss you dearly, but know you are very, very happy in Dog Heaven.

I look towards the day when you'll greet me at Rainbow Bridge. Until then, thank you for all those wonderful memories that I'll hold in my heart until we are together again.

I love you!

Mommy


Misha, 05//09/86-02/10/02

This is for my baby, my beautiful baby Misha. She was actually a part of myself and there will always be a part of me that is missing until the day I die and we are together once again. We fought long and hard together, but when the pain became too much I had to keep my promise. When your beautiful soul left this Earth, you were surrounded by love, and released with caring hands. How I miss your soft fluffy fur on my face, and the way you would demand treats. I LOVE YOU BABY,I LOVE YOU BABY, I LOVE YOU BABY....................

Karyn Choate


Misha, 05/17/77-01/09/94

Misha - my sweet "paleface"...I hope you and Randall are together at the Bridge now...with Samantha & Fonzie.
I miss you. Love, Mommy

Carol Vail


Misha, 12/23/86-12/15/01

How can I even begin to say how sad I feel that you have left me? I loved you so much and the decision to put you a peace was so difficult. I hated to see you suffer and I knew that you were in pain even if you never showed it to me. You just wanted to be near me and our family and we wanted to keep you with us as long as possible. It was getting so hard for you to get around. As I let you go, the ache in my heart was so great. You were there for me for almost 15 years and always so loving through all the ups and downs. I could always count on you. To say I miss you seems so shallow to express how deeply I feel your loss. I expect to see you when I get home and I feel your absence everywhere I turn. I will never never forget you and will always hold a piece of you in my heart forever. You will always be close in my thoughts and as always, you bring a smile to my face. My dear companion, dear friend, dearest child..... go peacefully now and look down on us knowing that we loved you more than we thought possible. Take care of us all and we will look forward to the day when we meet you on the bridge. I miss you terribly... but I know it was your time to go. Thank you for touching my life and for allowing me to love you so deeply. Goodbye for now, Misha. I love you and always will.

Lina Fedynyshyn


Misi, 9/22/99-5/31/02

I love you and Miss you Misi. Love,
Mommy.


Miso, 7/83-12/20/02

Greatest Cat!!!

Leslie Prizer


Miss Bella Mia, 2/02/95-1/19/02

Bella, you saved a life years ago and now it was time for you to go. You were in pain and I could no longer give you a Saints life. Now you have good hips and can run, so run and play until I come to get you. I love you my SweeT Bella girl...
Love,
Mama


Miss Blaize, 03/26/91-11/08/01

A real princess. Missed by Mama, Auntie Jo, brother Ty, and baby sister Jesse


Miss Celie, 11/25/02

She was my little trouper. She was badly deformed from birth. That great big heart gave out.

Trudy Sparks


Miss Chelsea Rae, 06/89-09/30/02

Chelsea will always be in my heart. She will always be my "little ballerina girl".

Penny Vorous


Miss City Buck, 04/14/82-12/20/01

Missy was the best friend and partner anyone could ask for. She carried me to victory for thirteen years, may she run free in the heavenly meadows and continue to keep me safe.

Amanda Couch


Miss Ellie, 07/03/95-02/26/02

She was a yellow labrador, big brown eyes, and a personality that would not quit. She was born July 3, 1995 and she passed away on February 26, 2002. She had cancer in her lymph node system and it was through her entire system. She was such a true and loyal friend to me. Besides, being my companion, she was my eyes. She did such a special job guiding me through life's obstacles. One time in particular, I remember that she saved my life. We were in the crosswalk on a green light, and half way in the middle of the street, when suddenly, she started backing up, so I backed up with her and a car ran the red light going about 45 or 50 miles per hour. She gave me her best, and I will really really miss her.

You are loved and will never be forgotten. Remember the story I told you about the rainbow bridge. I know you are there out of pain, now, my sweet little girl. You wait for me and one day, I will come to meet you at the bridge,, I PROMISE!!!!!!!!!!


Miss Gracious Levine, 06/12/00-11/07/00

Miss Gracious Levine passed away at the tender age of 5 months due to an unrecognizable case of Diabetes. Juvenile Diabetes in felines is extremely uncommon and was over looked upon by the vets for weeks. We will always remember her, and never forget...

Forever Gracie (a poem, copyrighted)

I see you there
and I run to you
I purr, I kiss your face
I nuzzle you, and rejoice
for I have missed you

But you do not hold me close
you do not talk to me
you do not kiss me,
the way things used to be
I wonder why?

I sleep near Pearl
she doesn't hiss
but instead, she purrs
I play with Beau
but would rather be with you

They tell me you can't see me
I don't believe them
for you turn and look at me
you smile, you are coming to me!
But you pass me, and go to Beau
I believe them now

But every night, I still go to you
I kiss away your tears
I purr and nuzzle you
you do not know it, but I am there
I love you

And yet, one day
you will see me
you will hold me close
I will purr, you will smile
and we will be together, for always
what a wonderful day it will be.

-Katie Hill


Miss Kitty, 11/19/02

My Best Friend, Miss Kitty who unconditionally taught me "Unconditional Love" Went to rest on November 19th, 2002. I do miss her terribly and will from now on as she was my best friend and managed to find a niche in my heart. I Love you Miss Kitty and Thank You for being the all-time friend that a man could have. You comforted me when no one else could, You listened to my obsessive verbalizations, at times, you comforted me through many changes in my life and most of all you brought me Joy and laughter with you fun little hop when you would follow me into the home or greet me on the sidewalk. Thank you for the priceless gift of Love, laughter and shear simple JOY.
Your Best Friend, Fred


Miss Melanie, 09/30/91-11/21/02

Our dear Sweet Mellie brought joy to many people but I was the lucky one to have her live with me for 9 or her 11 years. She will forever be in my heart and her memories will cheer me as time passes. It is just so hard right now and I miss her so much. Fly away dear Mellie and be happy knowing how much joy you brought when you were here with us.


Miss Molly Dodd, 11/14/88-11/28/02

While away in Virginia visiting family, our family pet "Miss Molly Dodd" died Thanksgiving Day around 9pm. Our caregiver, Andre found Molly having a seizure on Thanksgiving Day around 5:30 pm (not knowing how long she had been into the seizure); he stayed by her side for the next 3-4 hours during her seizure until she died. She was a fighter to the very end and died with her eyes wide open. She was 14 years old when she died.

Molly was known as the dog with the "HEART OF GOLD" always friendly to everyone with an unmatched love. She was a constant companion in my presence (following me step for step) and would always sit either by my side with her nose tucked under my arm or in front of me to get a back rub. She also was a companion to the other dogs, never leaving their side when I wasn't there. She was one of the original group of huskies and we knew her from the time she was born, Nov 1988 around 3:30am in the morning. She most resembled her father, Dudley Doright with perfect markings over her face like Dudley, blue eyes, pink nose and very thick red hair. In obedience, she was second behind Panda (mother).
Molly was known for her one long burst of wolf-like howl and playful manner.

She will be dearly missed.

Kim


Miss Silly, 1998-02/07/02

A Letter To My Beloved Cat...

Miss Silly,
I will always remember your soft fur, your playful ways.. how you, like your father, would sit by a backdoor hoping someone would open it.. and let a moth in so you could catch it. I will always remember your sweet meow, your standing up to kiss my hand if I bent down to offer it.

I will always remember how much you made me mad by yelling like a tom cat when you were in heat.. in fact I would give anything to hear that caterwauling just once more.

I will remember how you and your mother Miss FeeFee sat for hours on end grooming each other.. how much you loved her and took care of her. I will always remember how you loved my kids.. grooming them too if they layed on the floor.. oh how you loved wet hair :) I will always remember how you snuggled up on my shoulder when I picked you up.

I will always remember how many things you destroyed.. and how I wish you were here now to break something else. I will always remember how much you loved me.. how you cried out to me in the end... how I held you crying my eyes out wishing I could end your suffering.

Even though I only knew you for a few short years... you were my friend, and my child .. not just a pet.

I love you Miss Silly... I hope they have moths in heaven so you can play chase :)

Miss Silly
Born Spring 1998 Died Winter Jan 7th 2002
Survived by her mother Miss FeeFee age 8
and a very loving family who will remember her always.....


Missie Sue, 23 March 2001

To Missie Sue,

You were my friend, my sister, and my daughter - all wrapped up into one sweet kitty. I never would have gotten through the summer of '96 without your love and presence.

We all miss you so very much. Thank you for sending KatyCat to us. You knew how much I was hurting and made sure I knew about Katy. Thank you my darling one.

MommyCat, DaddyCat, KatyCat, Princess Leia, Bandit, Fox, and The Bucket.


Missionary (Mishy), 17 Apr 02

Sweet Mishy, may the angels keep gentle watch over you. You're at peace now, no more pain. I kept telling the doctors there was something wrong, but they never answered me. Now here at the end, I found out how very sick you've been. I'm so sorry. You tried so hard to tell me, but I just didn't understand.
You came to me such an abused, frightened little kitten. You were so shy with strangers all those years and hid away who knows where, until one day you mustered all of your courage and came downstairs and accepted their love.
These past few years have been so hard on all of us. I put you through so much. Then these past few months, we finally found peace at last and you could enjoy your sunbaths on the windowsill and watching the squirrels at play again. Your courage and your love will always be with me, sweet kitty.
Say Hi to Topaz and Major and the others. I miss you so, but I'm so glad for you that you're free of pain and able to play with your friends and have fun again. I know God will take good care of you for me. I'll see you again soon.


Miss Jessica Jane, 06/08/97-07/05/02

Miss Jessica Jane.
Very smart, lively and special companion.
She will be greatly missed.
The most beautiful dog that ever lived.
The house is so quiet now.


Miss Ju's IsaBell, 08/04/89-03/27/02

To my very special girl, Bell. You had a wonderful life with us, 12 1/2 years. I know you have missed Brownie very much for the past year-half. The last 6 months you have not been yourself. Sad and tired. I believe that you were telling us that it was time to go. You know how very, very much we love you. There will never be another Bell. Now go and play with Brownie at the Rainbow Bridge and I will see you both there someday. Love, momma & daddy (C & R)


Missle, 01/26/02

Sweet Missle

You were my special kitty for over 20 years. I will miss you dearly but know that you've now joined your brother, Red, in a special place.

Rest in peace my sweet...

Denise Putnam


Miss Lily, 08/95-04/16/02

Sweet Little Lily we were so lucky to have you share our home. You always could bring a smile to my face no matter what was happening in my life. You were such a sweet and gentle friend. I'm not used to being without you. I still find myself looking for you and reaching for you at night. I listen for your funny little voice saying "meep?". Thank you for allowing us the privledge to be part of your life. You had a way of making me feel so loved. I love you Little Lily, you'll always be in my heart. Love...MOM


Miss Maggie, 08/11/02

Maggie you came into my life when things were so terrible and you made them so wonderful with your funny face and silly ways. You made me laugh when I thought I couldn't anymore.
Tonight I cry for not you because you are free of pain and happy over the Rainbow bridge, but for myself because I will never see the one ear up and one ear down big funny face of yours, Oh how I will miss you my darling Miss Maggie.

LOVE AND HUGS AND KISSES FROM YOUR HUMANS YES WERE WE YOURS NOT YOU OURS


Miss Mirimanee Lowe (Miri), 12/89-05/11/02

On Saturday, 11 May. 2001, my husband and I had to have our beloved 14 year old cat, Mirimanee (Miri) put to sleep. She had been diagnosed over a year ago with diabetes. We were doing well with controlling her insulin, but in December, she started to have seizures. We thought that was because her insulin level was too high. After two more seizures in two weeks time, we took her back to the vet, and though her sugar level was balanced, the seizures would not stop.

The end result is that the vet felt she had either a brain tumor or a brain infection. She was very up front with us that finding a cure would be difficult, and Miri might not enjoy the same kind of life she had before the seizures began.

As painful and difficult as it was, we opted to end her suffering. While we were with her at the vets, she had several grand-mal type seizures, each time coming out of it enough to churr at us before the next one hit.

I've been devastated since this happened. She was like a shadow, always wanted to be where I was, and always greeted us by watching out the window for us to come home from work. I miss her so very much, and it hurts deep inside.

We still have two furbabys that need us, and need me. I know they miss their sister, and I wish there was some way to get myself up out of this extreme grief in order to keep their little worlds from being further shattered.

My husband has felt some pain as well, though he was not as close to Miri as I was. I know it hurts him too. There are so many places in the house that she liked to sit or sleep that's it makes it more difficult.

Miri was born in late December, 1989. I got her at the close of the big 10 basketball season in 1990. She was black, with a white tie and white spot on her belly. She had a very melodic meow and soothing purr. She was timid of most people, but once she knew who they were, she would come out and talk to them. She loved pomme frits, hash browns, pop tarts, popcorn, regular corn, chicken and cheese.

I miss her so badly.


Miss Pookie Lou

This dog was not a dog at all, but part of me, and my whole life. She was always wagging to everyone even strangers had to stop by and give her a pet she showed her body language as to say "Hey, C'mon ..don't you want to come and pet me?" and all her nicknames...shmoozie, pooka, pook-around, the pook miester, salmon breath, and many more. We had written down all the familiar words she knew ...we came up with 235 words and phrases, she was human, like my child, and she will be dearly missed.

" If memories were stairs and good times were railings I would climb right up and see you "

I miss her!!!

Joanne and Dan Auburn


Miss Prissy Kitty, 04/12/90-12/05/02

To Our Darling Prissy Kitty,

I saw your birth. You were the last of five, your sweet Mama, Molly was too tired to help you. So I helped you out of the sack and waited for you to take your first breath.

Now, the circle of life has closed for you. I held you in the same position and watched you turn your back on this existence.

I am so very sorry for your pain. I hate that you were ill and in pain. I wish that I had not known for so long. I spent many hours in tears. And, yet, I never told you...BUT you knew. Thank you for loving us so much near the end!

More than anything else, I want to thank you for letting us be your family!!! I love you, mihija!

Sleep and dream well. I hope that you are part of Heaven.

Oh...My Heavenly Father, Please help me to go on from here. My heart aches, I miss her so much. How do I cope? How did I do it with Picasso and before him, Miss Missy? I was her when Prissy was born...I was there when she died.

I held her and broke the sack so she could take her first breath...I held her and watched her take her last breath. I MISS HER!!!

Ann Pierson


Miss Skilly Hamilton

I have never known a kitty as sweet and loving as Skilly. Every night, you would nuzzle my neck while I slept, you'd wait on the sink for me to be out of the shower, you'd be on my lap minutes after I'd sit down, you furiously "made biscuits" with your little paws all the time and you loved the smell of my hair. I would just say "hair" and you'd come to me, get on my shoulder, nuzzle my neck and purr ferociously while smelling and drooling in my hair. Watching the snow fall and life in general will never be the same without you. Everything reminds me of you and I miss you terribly. Such a short time with me here but we'll have eternity together on the other side. I love you My little Silly Skilly girl.


Miss Thing, 08/06/87-11/04/02

Miss Thing reigned over our little universe of show dogs for 15 years. Life here at our basenji kennel, will never be the same without her. Rest in Peace our little mascot.
Every trip we take and ribbon we win will be in your honor. Thanks for everything that you have given me. Thanks for introducing me to the world of dog shows.
Go play with those that have gone before you, Gorilla, Grindle, Rajah, Mamie. Tell them that I love them. We will never be the same without you.

Bill Reeves


Miss Tiah Marie MacKenzie Parker, 4/15/2002

Tiah, my mixed blood angel. I miss you so much. When I saw you there in that cage, I knew you were the one for me. I adopted you and made you a promise to love and protect you. I gave you food off my plate, control of my bed, and even let you sit on my windowsill and daydream about chasing squirrels. I would have done anything for you. I know you would have done the same. You made me so happy. You came to me when I was sick, you protected me. You loved me and licked my tears away when I cried. Now I am crying for you. I want you to know that I did not leave you in your time of need. I was there, you just couldn't see me. I was waiting for you to come home to me. I am so sorry that this happened to you. I blame myself but I hope you do not blame me. I love you more than you'll ever know and I can't wait to see you again. Please tell Bear hello for me at the Bridge. I know she must be there somewhere. you reminded me so much of her, too. Please do not forget me, as I will never forget you. And please understand Berkeley didn't mean to, and I never meant for this to happen. You were so young, still had so much love to give. I am sorry for any pain I caused you, and I love you so much. Please come see me anytime. I have your favorite spot on my bed reserved just for you. Just let me know you are okay, that you forgive me, that you know I love you and that you won't ever leave me. I am so sorry I couldn't say goodbye. Please forgive me. Please. I love you. I love you. I love you. Wait for me, please. Your momma, Michele


Missy, 8/2002-11/2002

Missy was a very sweet and adorable kitten born in my home to one of my favorite cats. She immediately adopted me and I had her penciled in as my next favorite cat due to her loving ways and her immediate affection for me. She would always great me at the door and she knew she was favored over the other kittens in the litter. Alas, they were making a mess of my bedroom, so I put them all in a kennel to make sure they became litter box trained for their new owners. Missy languished and would not eat. I let her out as I was going to keep her. She ran to the food bowl right away and was very delighted. She slept on my stomach when she could and on my back at night and purred all the time. One day I noticed she seemed to have signs of a bad upper respiratory infection (URI). 12 weeks is a dangerous time for kittens as they are weaning and losing maternal immunity. I did not think it was that serious as many kittens have brief URIs, viruses, which they soon shake off. Unfortunately, I misjudged the gravity of the situation. Missy was purring on my stomach at 3PM and dead 9 hours later. I could not believe it. I had company and when I came into the room, she did not run to greet me as usual. I tore the room apart, hoping she was sleeping in some remote nook or corner. But the worst had happened and she was dead. I screamed out 'no' and went into shock. I still have not really accepted that it has happened. I buried her in my garden and planted 2 kinds of flowers over her. One will bloom throughout the winter and not again. The other, impatiens, will bloom constantly. I see the flowers every day and still feel she is around me due to such. I wish I could turn back time and change things, but I cannot. I can't help but wonder if I had left her with the other kittens if she'd still be alive as they had each other for warmth. I miss her so much, but there is nothing I can do but let go and smile at the flowers the way she made me smile.

Cynthia Sinclair


Missy, 04/1986-12/03/02

Missy was a black and white longhaired cat. We took her home out of a box of free kittens in 1986. She was a great cat. She would always jump up into your lap and would always be purring. She passed away at home with her owners beside her at the age of 15 yrs. and 8 mos. She will be missed.


Missy, 11/05/02

May you rest in peace and never have pain again. I will always love you.

Sheila Cook


Missy, 10/31/02

Missy was the best thing that ever happened to me. I feel like I have lost my best friend and part of myself. She loved me unconditionally. She was the sweetest and most loveable cat I have ever known. A part of my soul is gone now that she is not with me anymore. I just hope she knows how much I love and miss her.

Jaime


Missy, 07/89-10/21/02

I lost my Missy dog today. She was the sweetest of beings, and truest of hearts. I hope she is in a better place , leaping through meadows of corn lilies, sleek and strong.


Missy, 05/08/87-05/10/02

Blake's best buddy for three years.

Steve & Debbie Sackrider & Blake Patterson


Missy, 09/12/02

Love you & you will be forever in our heart.........

Marty, Robin, Lindsey, Midnight, Teddy, Molly


Missy, 02/14/84-01/04/01

In memory of my special friend that gave me her unconditional love and affection up to her very last moments with me.

Judy Rickard


Missy, 1990-12/01

I'm sorry but I had to put you to sleep. I know I'll see you again. Take good care of bucky you know how scared he gets of loud noises. I Love You Johnny

John Vaughan


Missy, 06/01/02

Missy was an extraordinary little cat, shy but loving with a strong voice and a comforting purr. She was truly a pretty princess.

Sumney Family, R.A. Hershey


Missy, 10/96-03/15/01

My beautiful Missy- You were my beautiful golden girl. It's been over a year since you left my arms and crossed over the bridge and I miss you still. I will always carry you in my heart. I love you so much and one day we will walk together again. Love-mommy


Missy, 09/26/86-04/02/02

The time we had together was so special. Words can not describe the love and bond we shared. Thank you for sharing your life with me. You gave to me the greatest gift of all, your unconditional love. I miss you every minute of every day and will hold you close in my heart forever.

Pamela Pogue


Missy (Lincoln Castles' Mistress), 08/08/92-01/22/02

Missy was a very large gentle dog who greeted all that she met with a wag of her tail. She had cancer and it had progressed to the point that she was in pain. She died peacefully with her head on her paws. She had made many trips to Vets office before but this trip she knew that she was not going home with us. As she died she looked at us with those large brown eyes and said goodby.

Harry & Sherry Jacobs


Missy, 05/06/89-02/16/02

Good bye, Missy dog, I miss you and I'll always love you

Mike Koffron


Missy, 02/15/94-02/12/02

Missy is Dad's little girl, She loved her mom & dad very much, they were meant to be together, they saved her from a life of being a dog and spoiled her. She rewarded them by being a special friend, guard, baby girl, walking buddy and fellow gypsy. She's a very special girl and she will be missed on every walk, truck ride, bed time and every return through the door at home. Missy touched lives in a way very few animals or for that matter people can.

Bev & Bill Shoup


Missy, 07/29/90-05/30/99

My missy was a very special cat. She was the meanest and fattest cat that I ever had. She started fights with the other cats. She also loved to steal their food but she was so affectionate to us. We still miss her.

Cathy


Missy & Becky, 08/18/83-6/24/96 & 1/03/01

My furbabies we miss them very much...they give unconditional love to us....they were my little girls....
It's just the worst thing in life to go through, loosing someone you love....

Mom & Dad love and miss you both....


Missy, 09/02/94 and Harvey, 10/02/92

FARE THEE WELL
copyrighted 1999
In Loving Memory of Missy and Harvey

the Founders of, and the

Love and Light of the Merrin Menagerie


Fare thee well, my old Friend

Fare thee well, and God speed you,

On your Journey,

To the Universe of Life and Truth and Love



Fare thee well, my old Friend

Fare thee well, and God speed you

To the Angels,

They await your Shining Light.



Fare thee well, God speed you,

Fare thee well, Spread you wings,

Fare thee well, Soar on high,

Fare thee well -------------



Go in Peace, Go with Love,

And spread you wings amongst the Angels.

Go in Peace, Go with Love,

And soar on high with the Angels.



Fare thee well, my old Friend

Fare thee well, and God speed you ---

You're Home now

You're Home now with the Universe of Love


Missy and Jack, 01/29/00-06/12/02

I will miss you sitting on my lap and chasing each other around the house and laying by my bathtub. I will miss you laying on the warm clothes that come out of the dryer and meeting me at the door when I got home from work. You both meant so much to me that it isn't fair that I lost you both so quickly. I feel like the grief will never go away. I loved you both so much. The freak accident that took both your lives goes through my mind over and over. It isn't fair!

Susan and Doug Franke


Missy and Schatje, 12/24/93

I credit these two dear companions with allowing me to realize the value of unconditional love. In September 2000 my husband left me, my 8 month old son, and Schatje and Missy after relocating us to Belgium just 4 months prior. Being the mother of a small infant at the time, I had no choice but to return to the United States and live with my mother. My ex-husband promised to care for my dear friends for the following few months. I lost contact with this man and had to track him down after hiring an attorney overseas. I tried to contact animal rescue organizations to find out what happened to these lovely dogs, and noone provided me with help. There are conflicting stories about their fate. One which was obtained from the police officials indicates my ex-husband took them to a shelter and they were placed. The other is that they were put to sleep. I still search the internet weekly to see if new sites are developed using their names, out of some slim chance, I may still find them. My son who is 2 and a half now, knows them well and when asked where Schatje and Missy are - he replies so eloquently "in our hearts mama".


Missy Lynn, 06/06/92-08/31/02

Beloved one, you had a heart so big you could hold the entire universe in it. You made me laugh, you left me stunned in wonder at your skills, and you made me content. I'm sorry the end was so painful. I hope I could give you a modicum of comfort. I was, and will always be your friend.
Love,
Dakota


Missy Lynne, 02/15/94-02/12/02

Missy was a blessing from heaven to us, we will miss her forever

Bill & Bev Shoup


Missy/Mitzi, 03/18/99-12/13/02

She had a couple of names, my niece named her Missy, but my parents (where she lived) called her Mitzi, or Mitz for short. At 6 months old she was accidentally run over by my father, she was taken to the vet and recovered from her crushed pelvis. She was a good girl, she liked to chase balls, and play tug-o-war and she ate apples that fell from the trees... In the summer she would go down to the creek and cool herself off... She loved kids, and would get very excited when my parents grandchildren (ages 21 - 6 years old) came to visit. She had the softest gentlest mouth when taking treats from my parents great grand daughter, 2 year old Kaylin. A mostly impatient pup, she would wait until Kaylin handed her her treat... She had a habit of giving 'dog hugs'... she would come up to you and lean with all her weight. She loved to be combed, and would roll over and stretch out, then look over her shoulder as if to say 'what's taking you so long?' when she saw the comb coming...!

She lived on 10 acres, with Oscar (1/2 cocker, 1/2 golden retriever), he was 13 years old last September and never had any inclinations to indulge any of her puppy play... new neighbors built on a lot above my parents house about a year ago. When the family moved in it included a full blooded rottweiller about Missy's age, and where she never went on the road before, she now had a playmate across the road... She was killed when she was crossing the road to see the neighbor dog... It was early on a stormy dark morning, Friday the 13th, and she was a dark dog, the guy that hit her was good enough to apologize and tell my parents... I miss the 'dog hugs'.


Mist, 10/09/02

My kitten was only with me for a week, and we had to euthanise her because she had feline leukemia. I know it was the right thing to do, but it still hurts. I love her, and I hope that I gave her happiness, freedom, and love for the week she was with me. I hope it was the happiest week of her life. I love you, Mist... I hope you're playing somewhere and looking down at me, happy forever, in no pain.

Kristi


Mister (Sebastian), 5/10/92-10/24/02

Mister Sebastian

To the Love and light of my life. You were my reason for coming home at night. Thank you for sharing your life with me and for letting me live in your home with you. I will miss you deeply. Thank you for sharing you homes with Puff and Little. Please say "hi" to them for me. I know you all will be waiting for me someday at the "Rainbow Bridge" I am looking forward to the day that I will once again see your sweet little face. Until then, stay happy and healthy and remember that you will always be LOVED.
With Love,
Your mom, Trish


Mister, 03/07/66-02/21/83

Through tough times and fun times, you were there. Mister, my DoggieSon, You are here in spirit even though I cannot touch You. You are irreplaceable - seventeen years was not long enough! That special bond between us will never be broken and leads me through to You at the Rainbow Bridge!

Jan W


Mister Buddy, 02/17/96-02/02/02

You were the best bundle of joy these last 6 years Angel-boy. Your Momma and Dadda's hearts are broken and our arms ache to hold your precious body once more. Trust that we will be together again. Please wait for us. Thank you Buddy, for all the joy. Our deepest love forever, Your Momma and Dadda


Misty

This tribute is for a Cyber friend who lost her dog recently. The Dog's Name was "Misty". Please light a candle for this wonderful dog.

Wally Ployer


Misty, 01/01/95-10/12/02

Misty, when Brian brought you home, I said no rottweillers!! I had always heard how mean and vicious they are, but here you were and I never could say no to an animal. I learned a lesson, you were one of the most wonderful dogs I have ever owned, the most gentle loving dog I have ever met, I miss you so much! even though you have been gone for 2 months now, I still can see your gentle loving face waiting for me when I come home. when you were diagnosed with cancer I was heartbroken, we just lost dad to cancer 2 years earlier. we treated you with prednisone and I do believe gave you 4 months of good quality life when I could see you getting sick again, I knew it would not be long, the day I decided to put you down was the hardest decision I ever had to make but I could not let you suffer. the life quality was just not there. Misty if love could cure cancer you would still be here now. for 8 years I loved you and I will never forget you. hope you are with dad and Katie now, and someday I will see you on the other side. I love you, I miss you, your mother, Laurie


Misty, 05/27/89-11/14/02

Misty was a part of our family for nine of her thirteen years. She loved every person and animal that she encountered and she was greatly loved in return. Misty's loving nature, gentle spirit and mastery of the zen principles guided her family through my difficult periods. Misty is greatly loved and missed by her housemate Adam and by her mom. Misty, we will love you forever.


Misty, 03/15/88-06/11/02

Misty, my "pretty girl", you were my very first cat. I remember the day, 14 years ago, when I first saw you. I put my hand on the cage you were in, even though a sign said not to touch the cage. You put your little hand on mine and I knew we were meant to be together. You were so beautiful and I took such delight in you. To my surprise you were a fetcher, but you never brought your toy all the way back to me. You always dropped it just far enough away so I had to get up to get it. I took such pleasure in watching you sleep. You were so precious, especially when you put both of your paws over your eyes. Was that because the light was too bright, I wondered, or were you being shy? You had the most beautiful profile, just the cutest upturned nose. You loved kisses and let me give you a "night-night" kiss every night. I miss those kisses Misty. You were so gentle, even to your cat brother Buttons and cat sister Ginger. They would pester you sometimes, but you never hit them, just hissed. I remember the time you crawled into my briefcase while I worked. You wanted to be by me, so you made yourself comfortable and fell asleep. I took pictures. You were never much of a lap cat, but you loved to lay by me. When you did lay on my lap, I felt so privileged. I watched you age, it seemed, all too soon. When your health began to fail, I prayed every day that you could be with me a little longer, yet I knew in my heart our time together would not be much longer. When you tried to play toward the end, you got so tired. The day I had to send you to God was so hard. Your cat sister Ginger had died only two months before and I didn't want to lose you too. I wanted to keep you longer, but I held you until it was time, gave you your last kisses, told you I loved you, and said good-bye. I held you after you were gone. I told you I hoped you understood why I let you go, it was so hard to do. You're with me still Misty. I miss you so much, but I know you are no longer old and frail, but young and healthy. I couldn't have had a sweeter cat for my first one. Until we meet again, my memories will sustain and pleasure me. I love you "pretty girl." Love Mommy


Misty, 09/09/02

Misty was found near death a little over 12 years ago. Despite the vet's fears, she recovered and thrived. She always seemed to know that I had saved her and had given her a wonderful life with lots of love, caring, and catnip. She was always a very loving girl, wanting to play and was a great lap sitter. Even though I knew it was time for her to go, my heart is aching with her loss. She was just a little throwaway tabby cat when I found her, but her heart was queen size and we had a wonderful 12 years together.


Misty, 08/22/02

GoodBye Misty. You are greatly missed by your family. You will always be a part of this family...you were in on the ground floor. You were an exceptional dog. I miss you very, very much.

Everyone loved you! Even Dawn liked you, and she doesn't even like dogs! Scott cried after he helped get you to the car, and Stacy cried to...

We are sorry we did not bring you in on Wednesday. We thought you just needed to rest ... like in December. We had you put to sleep as soon as the doctor told us you had cancer. Jim took Chris home first, and then he got you some cheese, that's why he was gone for a bit. I held you when you died so you would know it was going to be okay. You were in too much pain to go on. I'm so sorry you suffered at all.

We all thought it was more arthritis...and you had seemed so happy and upbeat until Wednesday. I am so sorry for your suffering on Wednesday and Thursday. I did not know the trouble you had walking Wednesday morning, or I would have had Scott and Stacy help me get you to the vet that morning.

You had the best personality, you were the sweetest dog...Chuf called to say how sorry he is you passed on and Karen misses you too. Chris says you are running around in the backyard, and resting under the tree. Are you with Max, now? Sasha and Angie?

Thank you for not letting me get up and leave that first time I met you...

Please come back to get me when it is my time...Kim

Love also, Jim, Chris, Kathy, Ralph, Scott, Stacy and all the other neighbors and even the cat

"If I have any beliefs about immortality,
it is that certain dogs I have known will go to heaven,
and very, very few persons."
James Thurber


Misty, 06/08/02

Little man you came into my heart and life on May 26 1984. You passed from my life last night. But you will never leave my heart or thoughts. I am so thankful that I had so much time with you but I do wish we had more time especially to say good bye. You were one of the most loving and sweat souls that I have ever known. I know you are at peach now and I hope to see you again when my time comes. I know you and Cinco, Precious and Romey are finally together again play

Steven Cox


Misty, 09/26/90-04/10/02

She was my best friend for 11 1/2 years. I miss her so much!!

Diane


Misty, 08/15/83-04/16/01

My Dearest Misty cat:

It was one year ago, that we left San Diego, to come to the desert. Do you remember? All the excitement and hub bub of getting everything loaded onto the truck and ready for transport.

You were the last thing I moved. My most precious cargo. I laid you carefully on the seat of the car next to me, so that I could pet you and re-assure you. But in reality, I was the one that needed the re-assurance. Its never easy to move, as you know. How many times did we move after the divorce? 6 times in 4 years if I count right. Well at least we had 5 years where we stayed put.

Nothing has prepared me for this last year. It has been the most difficult of my life. I knew your health was, at best, frail, after 18 years. (which is 88 in kitty years). But I had a choice to make. To either leave you behind in California, or risk taking you with me to Arizona. I choose to bring you with me on this new adventure.

What I didn't know, is this was your last precious gift to me. Sixteen days after accompanying me to Arizona, I had to put you down. It was the one of the most difficult decision in my life: for you were my friend, comforter, and companion. It so hard after 18 years to say good bye to such a dear and wonderful companion.

I was fortunate that Kevin gave me a small piece of land some 20 miles (one way) from me in which would become your final resting place. It a pretty little spot. You can see the Superstition Mountains clearly from there. I can also see the same mountain range from where I am at. When I look at them, I am reminded of you always.

This last year has been hell without you by my side. I remember the many nights you laid by my side, curled up. We would talk some nights well into the morning. We cried, we laughed, we played, we ate. We did everything and nothing. The afternoons and weekends we would spend together. You became my refuge from the world. You were always there for me

When I had to go into the hospital or on vacation and leave you behind, I always knew I had someone to come home to. Someone that cared if I entered a room. At times, you were the only thing that kept me going. I knew I had to be strong because you were such a big part of my life.

After you were gone, my whole world stopped. There was no joy in coming home to a strange and foreign place. You weren't there. Nights would linger to morning, in a fit less, restless night. I had lost my purpose to exist, when I lost you.

I got another Kitty a few months back. Her name is Hetty. But she is not as loving and caring as you were. You knew sometimes how much I needed you to stay with me without ever having to say a word. You would curl up on my chest, and protect me from the outside world, trying to crash in on me.

I cry a lot. I suppose I always will. In life, you really only get one really good best friend. And you were it.

I was privileged for 18 years, to call you my companion, and I thank God for that. I was thankful you gave me one last gift: and that was safely seeing me to this new place.

Its been difficult here. I can't seem to make any new friends at all. I guess when I was with you, you became all I needed: all I dared to love and let love me. Now there seems to be consuming emptiness in my life.

I go down and visit with you about every 3-4 weeks. Sometimes more often; sometimes less often. I always bring you fresh flowers. I saved some of your things. Towels, toys, dishes and such. But all I have left of you are memories, and they seem 3rd rate.

Misty my dearest, I don't know what life has in store for me. But I will always remember and love you as the truest, dearest companion I have ever had the privilege to have known. I pray that when I get to Heaven, we will somehow be re-united again.

Until that time, rest in peace and wait for me, my love...

Wayno Guerrini


Misty, 1990-03/18/02

Misty you were and still are very special to us. Your one of a kind. You came into our lives unexpectedly and brought us lots of love and loyalty. I hope in some way you know how much you are loved and missed. The only regret I have is not being able to do more for you when you were sick. You will never be forgotten by us or your friends. Thank you for the wonderful years now go play with your other friends who passed on.
Love,
Eddie, Jamie & taylor


Misty, 12/15/87-03/16/02

We will miss you our little white dog.

Heather, Greg & Matt


Misty, 05/21/01

It has been almost 10 months since I said my last good-bye, having to let you go was one of the hardest things I had to do in my life. I think of you everyday wondering if I made the right decision, knowing that you wouldn't have much of a dog life I could not let you suffer. Keeping you for me would not be fair, so I had to let you go. I miss you so much you made a great difference in my life and I love you for that. Someday we will meet again, you will never be forgotten.
Your Mommy


Misty, 02/22/02

My dear sweet Misty, you were only in our lives for two months, but during that short time, you made an indelible mark on my heart. I so terribly miss your sweet face, your soulful eyes, your playful spirit, and your kind, compassionate ways. Why God called you home at this very young age, I will never know or understand. But, I feel so very blessed that you chose us to love you and care for you during the last two months of your life. God Bless you, Misty. I pray that I will one day be with you again in Heaven.

Valerie


Misty, 1991-2001

Misty was our best friend and the love of our lives. Although VAS stole our Misty away, he will be forever in our hearts. I can't wait until we can be together again. We love you Misty.

Jonelle, Kathy, Fester and Violet-Winnie


Misty, 01/21/02

Misty was a beautiful and playful kitty who used to be able to catch dry cat food chunks thrown to her in her mouth. Her litter mate and I cherish the memories she left us.

Janice Wood


Misty AUTUMN Morning, 01/11/94-12/16/02

You came in to our lives like a tornado. Once we laid eyes on you, you stole our hearts. We loved you from the very first moment. You filled us up...kept us going...and made our house a HOME. We miss you terribly, Autumn. We are so lonely without you. GOD has you in heaven now awaiting us. Someday we'll all be together again. You are our "little girl". May your precious soul rest in eternal peace, sweetie. Love you and GOD BLESS you always. Love Momma and da da.


Misty Blue, 01/12/89-01/12/02

I hope your travels to Rainbow Bridge are wonderful and you find much happiness there. I miss you so!

Your Best Buddy,
Lori


Misty Boo Boo, 12/23/83-11/30/02

My little Misteria, you were my most beloved and precious friend for many years. Together we shared happy times, sad times, found loves, loss loves and have all my hearts secrets. We always end our days snuggled together with your purrs gently putting me to sleep. I miss you my little Boo Boo but I know that you're pouncing from cloud to heavenly cloud, snuggling and purring gently among the angels.

Julie Dumas


Mitchell, 10/17/02

We will never forget you Mitchell. You were suffering so and now you are free from the pain, though we did not want to say goodbye. You will be in our hearts and memories for the rest of our lives and I just know you will be waiting in heaven to greet us when we come to join you. You shared your cat spirit with us and we are grateful. We said goodbye this morning and held you as you drifted off to sleep and as your spirit left you it carried a bit of our hearts with it. Tell Simba hello for us, he has the other bits of our hearts with him. We loved you so.

Joanne Wood


Mitsiboy, 10/16/93-10/08/02

I dedicate the rest of my life helping the sick, homeless and mistreated cats.

Cheri McBride


Mitsy, 1983-02/10/02

My girl had a great life. I am glad I was with you on the day you went to the Rainbow Bridge. Take care of Bugsy or bite him now if you want. I love you!

Lynne


Mitsy, 03/30/02

Mitsy Kitty
She would always come running when she heard my car pull-up in the driveway, and escort me to the front door. She was a excellent mother, and never had two kittens that looked the same. We still have one of her sons, and the neighbor one of her daughters. She would bring me socks, (even from the neighbors house), holding them in her mouth, and meowing at the same time. She was a beautiful Calico. I love her very much, and will always miss her. She was a dear friend and companion. I found her on the side of a busy road behind our house. She must have been chasing a mouse( one of her favorite past times) when it ran into the street. I LOVE YOU MITSY!

Kathy Wallace


Mitsy, 01/05/95-03/13/02

For my loving companion of only 7 short years, I hope you can breath easy now and not live in fear. I love you.

Diane


Mitsy Ann, 03/11/85-04/12/02

My angel will never be forgotten! I LOVE YOU ALWAYS!

Diana, Mark, Chelsie, & Brandon Haverlah


Mittens, 10/28/02

Mittens,
We miss you so much. You brought so much to our lives, and your place in our hearts will never be filled. We thought you'd be here a lot longer than you were, but we know that you're in a better place now. We miss you especially this time of the year, since we have our Christmas tree up and you're not under it. We know how much you liked Christmas. We love you and miss you, and want you to wait for us.......because we'll be looking for you!

Helen & Christine


Mittens, 08/17/86-06/21/02

I am just now posting this cause I didn't realize there was such a website...You were my first pet that I could call my own... You didn't get along well with anyone but me.. Even the vet was sometimes scared of you and cracked jokes..But I know you loved me unconditionally.... I just couldn't have you put to sleep...after I knew you were dying of liver tumors.. I fed you with a syringe and had you on life support.. I just couldn't let you go until the vet finally called and said you were going and then gone...At this time my bill was close to $1,000....The day you died..a kitten was brought into the vet identical to you.. Black with white paws.. They asked me if I wanted the kitten and I couldn't take it then but went back and picked her up after grieving over you and named her Gloves.. About 6 months after you died I was at the same vet getting a check up for Happy our dachshund.. There was a small 5 year old girl in there with her mother who had just been told they would have to put their family cat to sleep.. I told the woman the experience I had gone through and while she went into the room with the family cat to have him put to sleep, I sat and held the 5 year old and we cried together.. I told her I had just been through the same thing... I miss you Mittens....Love Karen


Mittens, 03/15/02-07/14/02

My kitten was very sweet and lovable. I miss him dearly. A dog attacked him and he had to be put to sleep.

Rebecca Francis Owens


Mittens, 03/17/87-02/14/02

Mittens, you were with me since I was 13 years old and it was very hard to let you go. I grieve over your passes all the time. You were such a wonderful cat and I will miss you dearly. At least I know you are not suffering anymore and you are at peace. I LOVE YOU SOOOOOOO MUCH!!!!!!

Shannon


Mittens, 02/20/02

I got my cat when I turned 5, we spent 22 years together. He was the best cat I ever knew.

Kimberly Wood


Mitts, 26/02/86-25/06/02

Dear Mitts the hardest day of my life was the day I took yours you held on for as long as it took with your kidney disease but I'll always love you and I wrote this poem for you to show you how much I do.
16 yrs of pleasure and pain
I wish I could have it all again

I love you with all of my heart
And I hate for us to part

I look at the sky at night
It's just like your coat as black as night

Your eyes shine like light
Just like the sun's light

The choice I have to make
Your life I don't want to take

The pain I feel
Is so unreal

The tears I've cried
They never lied

The love I have for you
Will always be true

The ache in my heart
Is like it is been ripped apart

This is so hard for me
I never thought it would be

The weeks that will follow
Shall be so hollow

To look at the chair
And see it so bare
Is just so unfair

No one can see
What this doing to me

Apart of me is dying
I cant go on lying

I will miss our walks
And our talks

To hold you so close and near
Would be so dear

I go out into the night
I just want scream it just not right

I'll always want you here with me
With Marmalade and Moffey shall you be

Others will come and go
There's only one we know

And her name is Mitty
She'll always be my Ditty

In beautiful dreams we will be until we meet again my darling beautiful girl. I thank you with all of my heart for being the best friend I ever had.
Ever lasting Love
From your Mum {Margaret} XOXOXO


Mitzi, 2/86-4/27/01

I miss you my buddy Mitzi. It has been almost a year and it still hurts. It was a hard decision to have you put to sleep but it was the right one. I still thing about you and cry. You gave unconditional love. You kept my spirits up when things weren't going well. One day we will meet again and cross the Rainbow Bridge together. Until that time always remember that I love you.

Linda ( and Don)


Mitzi, 10/14/91-04/16/01

Mitzi will always be in our hearts. She was a special little dog. We will always carry you in our hearts, "Little Girl". Rest in peace. Mom & Dad


Mitzie, 12/11/02

Hi Mitzie,

I love you so much. It hurts so bad. I hope I made the right decision for you. You're my "Meow-Meow" Mitzie. I miss you waiting for me at the front door. Coming up to me and giving me a little lick on the cheek. I miss hearing you call for me, mostly for food.

I don't know what to do without you. There is an empty spot in my heart that will be hard to fill or at all. Every tear I shed, is for you. I miss you. I hope to see you later waiting for me.

You will always be in my heart. You will never be forgotten.

I love you and miss you!!

Love,

Christine


Mitzi-Poo, 10/02/92-12/28/01

She loved everyone, even strangers, ate everything from oatmeal and cherrios with milk to hamburger meat and chicken, cheese and even fish.

Debbie, Joel, Jared and Josh


Mitzy, 10/13/95

Mitzy, the first part of your life before you came to us was rough, and very unhappy. I hope you are playing and laughing with sacha, tuffy, taz, henri, and charlie, as well as all the other furbabies we've had on the Rainbow Bridge. May your new life be peaceful and full of love. -Kristen


Moby, 09/09/00

To the best friend and companion that anyone could ever ask for. I loved you. Max loved you. We miss you terribly, but I expect that we'll all be reunited again sometime. Then you can once again lord it over Max and take over Mama's bed. You were SUCH a great friend. I will always remember you.

PJ


Mocha, 06/10/93-10/14/02

A wonderful friend, everyone should have someone as special as you! I miss you and will always love you!

Christine Camardella


Mocha, 02/06/02

A Tribute to Mocha

Written by my dear and good friend, Anita.

Faithful Companion
Loyal and True,
There's an empty spot
In my home without you.
The bowl that you drank from
Could be filled with my tears.
And yet I am thankful
We were friends all those years.
I won't bounce that ball now,
That toy I won't squeak;
But I'll smile when I think of
Your sweet "kisses" on my cheek.
Relaxing and peaceful
Was sitting with you,
Just being myself was so easy to do.
The love that you showed me,
Was truly my treasure.
A love that overflowed
My cup beyond measure.
So I just want to tell you,
My love will not end
For You-
My Faithful Companion-
My Forever Friend.

I Love You and Miss You,
Debbie


Mocha, 4/19/96-09/17/01

Dear Mocha,

We miss you so much. I don't know if you can hear us when we talk to you and tell you we love you everyday, but I hope you can. You tried so hard to stay, but you just couldn't. You died in mommy's arms. It hurt so bad, we wanted to go with you. You were not just a pet, you were our child. It's been 5 months already and I still can't think about you let alone talk about you without crying. I remember a short time after you passed, I had a doctor's appointment. I had to go to the pharmacy which was very, very, busy. I went and picked up some food and sat at a table. Another woman came and set next to me to eat also. We started talking about all kinds of stuff. First it was about all the flu's that were going around, then Sept.11, and then you. I brought you up to her just like I do everyone. I cried and cried to her. She told me about her baby she had lost too. She was such a sincere sweet woman. Then she had to excuse herself because her number was about to be called. I was a couple of numbers after her, so I went in a few minutes later. As I was waiting, she turned around to leave and saw me. She came up to me and gave me the biggest warmest hug I had ever received from a stranger. She told me to take care of myself and that I would be o.k. I felt so sad and so happy at the same time. It' s really nice to know that there are nice warm hearted people out there to lend their heart when you need it. Mocha, we miss you so much. Sally, Big Butt, Cookie, Lucky, Jackie, Johnny, Bobbi, Nee Nee, Pinky, Fatso, Billie, Cathy, Tiffany, Baby Black, White (prince), Stripe, Daddy Brown, B.B., Snuggles, Toni, Grandma Yellow, Becky (your birth mommy), and anyone else we might have left out, love you too. I wish you could be home with us once again, but we understand you can't. It feels good to know you're with us in your urn. We kiss you all the time. One more thing, after we came home from the hospital when you passed away we went into the back yard, Sally and Big Butt were playing like crazy. We had never seen them act so silly. They were running so fast and skidding all over the place. We actually smiled. We immediately thought you had something to do with that. If so thank you baby. We will love you forever.

Love always

Elizabeth & Bo (Mommy & Daddy)


Mochi, 05/17/00-07/22/02

Mochi was nothing if not bold. He grabbed life by the horns and gnawed it to bits with his little orange teeth. He was always staking out new ground, going on ahead of his brother, Koji, then returning as if to say, "I've staked it out, and it's okay. Follow me!". He was always first in the dust bath.

He loved his cranberry juice, his shredded wheat, his Mazuri pellets, his horse crunch, his hay, his craisins. He mowed his way through cuttlefish bone and wood planks with glee. He devoured life.

Being so full of energy, he often tuckered out quickly and fell asleep in the strangest places. As long as there was a wall to snuggle up to, he was content. Snuggling up to Koji, though, was always best.

He will be dearly missed by all of our little clan, especially by Koji, who will have to conquer new lands on his own now.


Moe, 11/93-06/16/02

"My baby! Missing you rest of my life. 'Til we meet again."

Tess Carlson


Moe, 05/91-06/12/02

Moe was a beautiful gift from God. I enjoyed having him as my companion for about 4000 joyous days. I miss him a lot. Goodbye my friend Moe. May God hold you always in the palm of His hand!

Steve Jones


Moe, 11/94-2/15/02

Moe was an 8 yr old pretty dsh cat. I got him in 94, he was a stray cat that someone tied to the fire hydrant with a rope around his neck, I took him and nurtured him. He was so happy, playful, bad and very stubborn. Until 2002 when he was vomitin over the house and not really eatin I took him to the vet and after all the tests he went thru they diagnosed him with feline lympsarcoma. I had him put to sleep so that he wouldn't suffer anymore , and it hurt me so much.
Mommy loves u so much, and will never forget u, I have all your pics up and talk to u every night. When I talk to you u cheer m up a lot, u told me to get new kittens and treat them like I treated u, which in April I will. When I saw you in the hospital u looked so tired and in so much pain, you knew it was your last days, but you held on strong until I made the decision of putting you to sleep. I couldn't see you suffer anymore because you were not eating the only thing that kept you alive was the IV and I think u even got tired of that, I did the best and at least I know why I put you to sleep, so that u r in kitty heaven now, u r at the rainbow bridge looking down on me and watching everything I do.
How we all miss and grieve over you but I still pray for u everyday, when I got to heaven I will be reunited with u again, and u will look so pretty and healthy, I will hold u and never ever let u go again.
MOMMY LOVES U ALWAYS AND MISSES YOU, I WISH U WERE HERE


Moe Moe, 07/87-06/12/02

Moe Moe was a very special little friend...a real responsive love bug. He was a huge consolation to me in my grieving years following my husband's death, with whom he had especially bonded before Bob died.

Joan Walters


Moggy, 01/08/02

My dear sweet Moggy, kids brought you to my door as a kitten on 09/14/01. You took ill because I brought rescued cats in from the pound. My guilt will never end. I wonder if I could've tried more desperately to save you. Thought you would pull through like some of the others with the antibiotics and IV. God took you on my 59th birthday on 01/08/02. Hope you have forgiven me for my human frailties and ignorance and will be waiting for me at the Rainbow Bridge. The pain is almost more than I can bear until we cross it together. Wait for me Moggy, wait for me.

Cy Sawyer


Mogie Pogie, 06/06/02

Good bye my little man. You will be missed. I hope you know what we did we did out of love and not hate. You have been a comfort and joy to use. You were the child we never had. I hope when my time comes I will be with you in that place of rest and peace. Sleep well beloved one.


Mogwa, 08/11/02

My Boy Mogwa . The best boy of all the boy dogs with a spirit that never stopped a true kindness that I never saw in any of my other dogs. Who just wanted to belong and gave so much love and was so loved .Went to the universal flow of all good energy today Sunday at 9:20 in the morning August eleventh 2002. He felt the cool green grass under him one last time. I held him in my arms and we looked into each others eyes and he was helped along...... Mogwa came to us one day in the spring in San Diego. We looked out of our window and saw a scarred black lab going up and down the street. I went to the kitchen and got two milk bones and went across the street and sat down on the curb. He was laying in the street with his back to the curb and with a lost look in his eyes. I started to talk to him gave him a bone ,you look like a good dog do you want a home .I put a leash on him and just like that he jumped up and he had that big dog smile that he was to always have. I swore from that moment he was born again. I told him he would never be left alone ever again. And he never was, he went to the job the store and everywhere else. We would go to the park every morning and he would see squirrels in the trees from 100 yards He had the sight of a hunter he came to us with a bad rear leg but that did not stop him. He would run like the wind and the squirrels would scatter when they saw him coming . He enjoyed every day of his dog life we gave Man the best as he was the best .This year we were off for Alaska . In the spring we left for Alaska and Washington state where he would run free in the trees and swim in Puget Sound he had the best dogs life. He was always ready to go anywhere. His prime directive in life was to be wanted and loved and he was .He was a great watch dog with that loud resonating bark of his, no one would get close to what was his .All the windows were always down in the van as we traveled their were never any worries as Mogwa was always on duty as chief of security. Mogwa your so good we miss you every day, It was a pleasure and a privilege to have you come into our life we will always look for you and one day we will be looking into those beautiful reddish eyes again.. Your my boy you gave me lots of joy your so nice you loved your lamb n rice. Were all here waiting for you Man when ever your ready. With lots a dog love. Dog dad and Dog mom and Badger.......


Mogwoi, 12/24/88-08/20/02

Mogwoi, thank you for choosing us to be your parents. You brought us so much joy and love that we hope we returned tenfold to you. We will always remember your unique and loving ways. The way you licked away Mommy's tears, the way you layed on Daddy's stomach every night while you could still get on the bed. The way you loved to go out in the boat and chase the birds and fish. Please know we did what we thought was best for you, we didn't want you to feel pain. We think you hid your pain from us until your body just couldn't go on any longer. There is just no explanation as to why you had such a normal day and then in the middle of the night you had a hard time breathing, you lost control of functions and started throwing up everywhere. They said you had fluid in your abdomen and you had jaundice. Just one and half weeks earlier you didn't have that. The vet said you were feeling pain and it was time to help you. Sweet baby I know you are up there by the rainbow playing and watching for us. We love you always and you are in our hearts and memories eternally. We will be there with you soon.

In memory of Mogwoi December 24,1988 to Aug 20, 2002 who died of liver disease. May you always know how much we loved you and ache for you.

Lindie and Philip


Moishe Katzenstein, 09/01/85-10/29/02

Saved from almost certain death 17 years ago. People who found him were going to take him to the Shelter the next morning when I decided to add him to my "family."
Was a feisty little kitten and learned his tricks very quickly. Sat, stood up, spoke and knew the word "cookie," all for the reward of one.
Gave the best belly "rubs" and snuggled up with me in bed. My constant companion since I brought him home. Helped me through my problems with unconditional love and by just being here. Best lap warmer there was.
Just 2 nights ago, he was keeping my shoulders warm by resting across them when I was at the computer. Now they are cold. So is he. Brought home, cared for at home and died at home...


Mojo, 05/13/01-02/20/02

Beloved friend, who graced us for far too short a time. Deeply missed, our Mojo boy.

Smith-Hutchison Family


Mojo, 02/18/02

FIP has broken my heart & taken my sweet baby away! MoJo was the coolest cat in the whole world. His kissies were so sweet & he was a huge part of our family. He will be incredibly missed.

Casey


Mojo, 01/14/02

Our beloved Mojo died suddenly on Monday. I am expecting our first human baby next week. I kept telling Mojo that a little buddy was coming to play with her. I know the unborn child could hear Mojo's loud bark, now the house is quiet. I wonder if Mojo chose to leave us at this time, and was only here to teach us how to love unconditionally. Thanks to all who understand the loss of a pet, and to all the friends and family for their kind words. She will be missed, and I hope to see her with her frisbee again.

Good bye Mojo


Moke, 04/12/92-11/29/02

Our Dog Moke was a sweet heart and he thought he was a lap dog. He was my buddy and my protector. I miss him dearly.
He got cancer, had a big surgery September 26, they said he would have 3 to 4 months after they removed his spleen, I lost Moke the day after ThanksGiving and then another pet on the following Sunday, a Dagu, named Davy Dagu, Davy was 6 years old, he was at the vet in Oct, his tumor was at his shoulder blade they wanted to take off his right little leg.
When it rains it pours, right after Moke then Davy then my mom, she almost died two weeks ago today, it was colon cancer almost took her, lucky she survived, had surgery and now she is home and I am taking care of her. Last year she survived pancreas cancer. I am really having a problem, it has just been too much. I hurt. This Christmas I did have a gift of life, my mom. But I also really lost my big baby, Moke, I liked Davy too, but Moke meant alot more, he was part of my family. He loved going to Hardy's he could eat 5 hamburgers with nothing on them and no bun faster then anything I know. He was so kind we have other pets in the house and he was really good with them. What got my big boy to die faster was the fault of someone who tried breaking into my house, Moke was weakened by his surgery, it was a Monday morning, I was almost ready for the day, when I heard someone open my back door, Moke went after him, this man broke my privacy fence trying to get away, I hope Moke bite him, I don't know, I heard both man and dog run around the back & one side of my house, by time I got to the back door Moke was running back, where my dog had his first heart attack, it was bad, Moke couldn't eat any more after this, he only lasted a few days after words. I knew he was not going to survive it because he was dying from cancer, I paid over $5,000 for his surgery he had in Sept. I told the vet if he saw he would not be able to cure my dog to put him down, and he didn't. I have MS and on disability. I know if this vet did put him down then in November when this thief tried coming in Moke would not have been there. Moke risked his life to protect me. He was such a good boy. My mom gave me the money to pay Moke's big vet bill. I will be paying her back for ever now. But my daughter about died when I told the vet to put our dog down if he can't fix my dog. I do Thank God for letting me know Moke though. It was an experience I will never forget. But it is a big void, I thank God for not taking my mom too, and yes this was so close that she wasn't here too, the choices I had to make before they helped my mom were scary. I have been in a daze these past weeks. Thanks for listening to me. I just need to talk about it. I'm glad and sad at the same time. It has been one of the hardest times in my life. Losing Moke was big, I'm sorry it over shadowed poor little Davy Dagu, but then what was going on with my mom really was doing me and my family in. I will say I cried a lot. I will get another, I do have another dog in my house that is also missing his buddy, but he is just a real small dog, a shelty. I need to get another big baby in my house to feel safe. I don't live in that nice of a neighborhood, I have even in the past have a bullet going through my car almost killing my youngest child so many years back. Moke was more then just a guard dog, he was loyal and a joy. He was funny, smart, and part, he belong, and he knew he was very much loved. He loved my kids, he was so gentle, but so big, and he loved to howl to his favorite music, like Happy
Birthday. He didn't bark, but he would argue with you, like trying to talk to you in such a funny way. Moke will always have a special place in my heart. Our smaller dog thought he was boss over Moke, but Moke would just let Toby do what ever he wanted, he didn't care. I better stop, I can go on & on & on about him. Some people make a big deal about Wolf hybrids. When I got Moke I wasn't looking for a hybrid. I answered an ad for a shepherd mix and ended up on a wolf farm. I had to be talked into taking this baby, he looked so much like my dog before hand I melted when he was put into my arms. He was only 3 months old. Such a big baby. He never missed any of his vet appointments and his shots, heartworm and flea medicine he had all his life, and he ate good too. He loved us back so much, you could see it in his eyes. He was a happy baby and loved bye bye car. He never ran lose, and never bite anyone that I know of, but I hope he did before that heart attack. My cat would even sleep with Moke. Every dog is there own dog, a person can not judge a dog by it's breed if it is bad or not, Moke was not bad. He never even tried to jump a fence. He was scared of my parrot. He was only half wolf, he acted more like a dog and I now know the difference. I thank him for his memories. bye Moke. :O(

Claudia


Moke, 8/20/02

Moke
One week ago today you left. How dearly I miss you and morn your passing. There is such a huge whole in my heart without you. You were my best friend. I close my eyes to imagine you, your sweet furry face and crazy whiskers growing the wrong way. I try to remember you winking at me, laying comfortably by the window, the cool air blowing your soft fur.
Your Mom


Moki, 03/02-07/24/02

Moki,
My little jumper.
I will miss you're fuzzy little ears,
Soft kisses, and giant leaps.
You'll always be remembered.
We love you.

Misty and Indy


Mollie, 02/07/96-06/04/02

The most wonderful and loving dog. our hearts are full of sadness and we will love you forever. rest my sweet Mollie until we meet at the rainbow bridge.

Arleen


Mollie Mouse, 06/12/02

Mollie Mouse - loving, gentle, tiny creature wrapped her being around our hearts.
Not long on earth, in our hearts forever.
Mommy


Molly, 08/10/90-11/28/02

Dear Molly, I miss you so my heart aches...I am so sorry to see you go but I know you were not happy if they only could have fixed you one more time,,,,Wait for me ,,Mickey misses you,,,Love Momma


Molly, 11/29/02

You will be missed so much. My heart aches tonight with losing you. I will always love you Ms. Molly!

Anni


Molly, 06/20/90-11/22/02

I'll ALWAYS and FOREVER love my first puppy, Molly!

Meredith


Molly, 07/04/87-10/22/02

Molly, my little black dog, was fun, loving, happy. She had a spring in her step my constant companion for 25% of my life. She is precious to me. I ache with missing her. She brought joy to many over her long life. She died suddenly and unexpectedly. I wish I could have her back and that she would go on with our loving relationship. I want to pick her up and hold her and feel her warmth and love.

Jane Gilgun


Molly, 10/25/01

She is very missed and knowing nothing can ever take her place at being my friend and the cutest pet I ever had. I just cant wait to see you again at the rainbow bridge. you are missed greatly by your sister rosey, Tessa the cat and I your mother. I hope your in a better world now. love your mommy.

Love,
Mommy (Catherine DeFelice)

Catherine Defelice


Molly, 04/10/85-10/03/02

Molly was truly a special dog. She traveled everywhere with me, never complained and was determined to live life and accept death on her terms and time schedule. She was a dark golden with long eyelashes whose very presence drew people to her. She is missed greatly

Gary Quinn


Molly, 02/20/97-09/11/02

Molly,

I am soo sorry mommy let you get away. Mommy misses you. Daddy is very sad and we love you. I am sorry I was not there when you were scared. Please be there when I pass on. Duffy, Geffy, Star and Frosty will be there for you. I love you.

Forever, Mommy Daddy and Dudley


Molly, Zac, Sweetie, Stormy, Sugar, Spice, Sky, Fallen, 2002

These little homeless, feral cats and kittens came to our home every night for the past 3 or 4 years to have their supper and rest on the grass for awhile and off they would go again. Only coming as close as 4 feet from us, they would eat and enjoy each others company and seemed to have a language of their own between them. We would talk to them but could never touch them, but they all knew their names and seemed to trust us. Suddenly they all vanished and never returned after all those years of coming here and then I found out someone in the neighborhood had killed all of them.
My heart breaks for you little guys, we miss you so very much. You will never be forgotten, you brought us so much joy and taught us so much. Thank you sweet babies……

Dottye & Bill Denniston


Molly, 07/27/93-04/17/02

You'll always be remembered in our hearts with love. Gone away where you can run and play again, and be healthy, but you were a special part of our lives Molly, and we miss you.

Deb


Molly, 01/91-04/14/02

To our dear sweet Molly Girl. We will miss you terribly. You were the best dog anyone could have ever asked for. You were the sunshine in each day of our lives. It meant so much to us to have been able to hold you when you left this world. It is a moment we will always cherish. Go find Patches and let him know we miss you both. We will be with you again someday, sweetheart. WE LOVE YOU!

Scott & Ginny Lummus


Molly, 03/14/02

Goodby my darling

Patricia Greene


Molly, 02/03/02

Molly Mastiff
ladyfawn
*Darling Molly* Oh, I miss you so,
You were so young to have had to go..
Darling you are now on the Rainbow Bridge,
Where all our animals go until we meet again.
'Grandeur and Good Nature'the motto of your breed,
A Mastiff is to a dog what a tree is to a seed...
More gentler giants the world may never know..
Though ! Oh! Molly ! Why did you have to go ?
There are those who do not understand
How sad I am you went to the promised land
I so wish I was there now with you
And all of my other fur babies too..
Molly you leave your sister with me,
Littermates and friends so true to me..
You both came to me in another sad time;
When 12yr.old Fawn left me and nothing rhymed...
Filling up my heart and my lap with drool,
Thought we had a long time... I am such a fool.
As that happened to your leg you did not whine,
Your love & bravery has touched me for a lifetime.
Darling Molly you were not an aged dog you were only two,
Our time together was so short; you have touched me true.
A common infection that went radical and threatening life
Tonight Prissy and I sit here, so sad, missing your light.
I do not understand Molly why you had to go away..
Thought we would happily play&smile again someday..
Though grateful for the time that we had Molly Dear,
I cannot help feeling & wishing you were still here.
All loved you Molly you were a very special girl..
I know you are in a meadow full of flowers in a whirl,
Sunshine and sweetness as like you lived your life...
You were my darling; now no more pain and no more strife.
No one barked in my face the last few days,
Or demanded extra food in your sweet ways...
The food bowl's not empty, the couch is not full,
I will always cherish your memory and miss your drool.
So Sweetheart wait with Fawn for me
For Someday I will come..
And when you see me you'll both run
And again we will share the sun.

If Heaven doesn't allow dogs...
then I am not going.
Copyright (c) ladyfawn


Molly, 08/29/87-11/27/00

Our precious Molly was born on August 25,1987. She lived a happy life and was loved by all that met her. She loved children and was so gentle with them. When she was small she really was playful and drove her cousin Lindy crazy. She would chase her all over the house. Although she had no babies of her own her mothering instincts were wonderful. She got her payback for driving Lindy nuts. When her Uncle Doug adopted Bonnie Bonnie did the same to her. Years later when her Grandma adopted Abby she went through it again. These 2 always loved her and were much like her kids. In 1997 she got a new Brother Max. They loved each other and were each others constant companions. Molly died on November 27th 2000. She was 14 years and 3 months old. Her parents Chris and Brian and Brother Max will remember her and keep her close in their hearts forever.

Chris and Brian Courcelle


Molly, 10/30/86-01/05/02

She gave us over 15 fantastic years! She was a sweet ole pup!

David and Lynda MacAleer


Molly, 03/03/92-11/15/01

Molly
Momma, Stephie and everyone else miss you so much. we always well. molly I am so sorry that the last time you saw was when the vet was taking you to an place to wait for you're vet to see if are ok and you wanted me to take you home Stephie is sorry that. but you are in an better place now.
I well make sure Brieanna well know you. momma and I love you very much
Love,
Stephie and momma


Molly Ann, 12/28/93-06/22/02

In memory of my precious Molly Ann. We didn't have enough time together. I love you.

Diana Mays


Molly Ann, 11/04/98-02/29/00

It has almost been two years since you were taken from us so suddenly. We continue to think about you everyday and remember how much joy you brought into our lives. Your brother, Riley, is a great comfort to us. We miss having our twins. We know that you would want us to think of you and smile and so we do. Your dad misses you more than anyone and I try to remind him of how happy he made you and how lucky we are to have the memories of our special year together. We will always remember you and forever feel the special love that was our Molly girl. Rest peacefully baby dog.

Tina Martin-Selders


Molly Bryant's Cocoa Bear, 11/26/89-12/26/02

UCXD Molly Bryant's Cocoa Bear, CGC, CDX, TDI

Cocoa was the best Chocolate Lab in the universe. She was my heart dog, the love of my life and light of my darkness. I know she is now at play in the fields of the Lord, and sleeps each night in the arms of Jesus. Safe, warm, loved. Always, always loved.

Honored to have shared her life, and grateful for this expression of grief, Cynthia Timmer


Molly Hayes, 07/27/93-04/17/02

Molly, Though your life was short, you gave us love and companionship that we will never forget. We hope you know how very special you were to us. Rainbow Bridge sounds like a beautiful place for special pets like you. We hope that you are able to walk and run again, and chase the rabbits like you loved to do at home. You'll always be in our hearts... Love, Debby & Fred and your Mom too.


Mollysue, 03/22/92-10/05/02

You were our first dog and were loved beyond measure.

Susan


Molly Turner, 08/94-10/21/02

My Precious Molly
I am so sorry I wasn't there for you when you were taken from this earth so suddenly and unexpectedly. To hold you one last time and tell you know how much I love you and how much joy and contentment and happiness you brought into my life. Please let Tuffy and Missy and mamas sammy know I think of them often. Thank you my little ones for coming into our lives and being a part of our family. Thank you molly for leading me to bring your beautiful body home. To honor you in the way you deserve to be honored. I will always hold you in my heart. Your ashes are placed on the window sill you loved to sit in and the sun shines always upon you as I know it does by the bridge. God and Goddess blessings on you always
All My Love Mama Laurie Anne


Mom Cat, 08/31/02

Thank you for the Kitties, Mom. You will all live in our hearts forever. We love you.

John Thornborrow & Diane Pessler


Momma, 10/02/02

A stray dog for who knows how long..finally began to trust me. This day...she ate 3 cans of dog food and trusted me to help her. I finally was able to gain her confidence, picked her up and took her to the vet. She was so sick from heartworms, etc., etc., she was put down. I pray I did the right thing..I pray she will be waiting for me at Rainbow Bridge. I loved her...she probably didn't know that..I knew her suffering should end. Forgive me, little Momma.

Joyce McKay


Momma Cat, 03/12/02

MY BEST FRIEND! Her name was momma cat. She was a stray. We found her and her 3 kittens in our back yard. Our daughter who was 16 at the time and has a disability wanted to keep them. We took them in and gave them lots of love & care. Then when the kittens were old enough our neighbor took the 3 home there names were Hiss, Tiss. & Piss. But Momma cat stayed with us. We had taken her to he vet and got her shots and a check up and had her spayed. She came home with us and became our daughters Best Friend. On March 12, 2002, our daughter got sick and we had to take her to the doctor. That evening when we arrived home we heard a meow and we responded with a meow. But that meow did not sound like our momma cat. The next morning our little girl went looking for our other little girl (MOMMA CAT) and what she found we will never forget. Under the shrubs in front of our daughters room she found her MOMMA CAT. She had passed away. That was her meow we heard. Not some other like we had thought. So our Special little girl took her Special little girl and put her in a special little box with a Special card and a Special cross and took her to a Special place so she could go to that special place in the sky (HEAVEN) We love her and miss her! We know that she is in that special place in the sky and we hope she can forgive us for not checking that special meow! WE LOVE & MISS YOU MOMMA CAT! To my special girl. God Bless You.

Jessica Thein


Mommie Cat

She always knew when someone was sick or felling bad. She would take care of them and wrap her little body around them and purr and lick not even thinking of leaving your side until you were better. Her black beautiful body glistened in the sun and she had so much love in her heart. Her trusting spirit right to the end when we had to say good-bye. Find Dad little one he is there waiting for you, his love was eternal and so are you in our hearts and memories. Lorna Clark


Momo, 09/81-08/16/96

You were loved by many .Take care of you TinaKitty when it's her time you were best buddys and soon to be again, as her time is drawing near.

Donna Stone


Mo Mo Mink, 11/5/02

Mo Mo was a dog that had spirit like no other. It was his time to go and he knew that but he still wagged his tail when we would pet him. He was not just a dog, he was their family. He will never be forgotten and never replaced in our hearts. His girlfriend, Gucci, misses him every day. We will never forget the love you brought to the family.


Mona, 08/31/02

Mona was a medium sized mixed breed, black and white dog, but was so much more. For the first seven years of her life she was Phil's final companion as he slowly succumbed to Aids(even after many of his human friends walked away. She would lay at the foot of his bed protectively during his final weeks-even the sweet nun who came by weekly to visit had to be approved by Mona before she was allowed to touch him. After Phil's death ,she accompanied us to the Mississippi River where his ashes were scattered and has his been my constant and finest friend ever since. Her sweet and loving spirit was released on Sat Aug 31, after a prolonged illness (congestive heart) left her unable to eat. She was 13 years old On the night Phil's ashes were scattered, at that exact moment a passing riverboat sounded. For years when I've heard that noise, I've always thought of Phil, Now, when it is heard I will think of Mona also, finally at peace with the one she loved so well.


Monday, 12/28/01

Sweet Monday, you will live forever in our hearts. Fare Well.

Patricia


Mongo, 10/30/02

Mongo,
We are really sad that you got sick and left us way too soon. You were a beautiful sweet kitty and we loved you very much. Your sister Lucky misses you. You will always be in our hearts.
Love,
Donna, Teddy, Deanna and Lucky


Moni, 11/05/95-09/11/02

To Moni: You were truly my special little girl. You always came to bed with me and slept at my side or on my pillow. You were always there for me. My heart is heavy and I my arms feel empty, since I used to hold you close to me. I know that you are no longer in pain and I am able to take some comfort in knowing that. You will always be in my heart.

Marilyn


Monica, 04/19/88-06/14/02

Monica was my very best friend for 14 years. She was there for me in good times and the bad. She fought a courageous battle with cancer for 8 months but her little body grew very tired and weak. Monica's spirit went to heaven, in my arms, on Friday, June 14,2002. My heart is broken. I know that she is in Heaven now and is without pain. I hope she knows how much joy and love she brought me.

Cindy


Monique Marie, 10/25/90-03/28/02

Monique was a very special angel. We will never for get you It hurt so bad to put you to sleep. But the cancer was getting the best of you. Now you can run in the meadows up in heaven with out hurting. I know in my heart you be waiting for us when our time comes. We love you our little girl.

Joel Nelson


Monina, 10/10/89-08/18/02

We had a special bond- she was my soulmate of dogs and I miss her presence here very much. She had the biggest heart full of love for all (people and animals) that crossed her path, but there was never any doubt that her heart belonged to me. She comforted me more than I can express through some of the worse times of my life. When I married she had only love for my husband - never any jealousy. She was such a wonderful personality I cannot help but feel her absence so deeply.

Nikki Poulier


Monkey, 03/05/02

Ed a.k.a. Edwin, Eddie, and Monkey. For ten years you were in our lives. You brought us and everyone who met you a lot of joy, except for the ones that were scared of you. Of course they usually ended up respecting you. Such great memories; spending days at the beach when we lived in Lake Powell, you chasing us in the yard, you climbing on anything in the house you could, and just out lounging on the back patio soaking in the sun. I always told you when you were alive that you were my very favorite lizard and that does not change now.
We love you deeply Monkey and we are glad that you have moved on to a better place.

Steph Cooper


Monroe, 08/23/02

A wish that my "Floppy Kitty" Monroe is playing at the rainbow bridge. I will miss him terribly.

Debra Muller


Montana, 11/90-03/02/02

Montana was my special little buddy, and I miss her so much. she got so sick her last few days.

I hope she is soo happy right now. I can't wait to see her and hold her again someday.

I love her so much!

Will Roxburgh


Montana, 07/01/94-01/18/02

You were a sweet boy. There will never be another like you. Even when you were in pain you thought of us. We love you and are so sorry you are gone but know that you are in a much better place and you are whole again. You will never know how hard it was to let you go. Thank you for the time you spent with us...it was very precious.

Eric, Valerie & Kaylie


Monte, 02/05/88-05/17/02

To my beautiful red boy, I miss you so much it hurts...but I know I will be with you again...I have NO doubt.

I love you so very much,

Mom


Monty, 09/14/91-08/22/02

In tribute to my dear friend, Glen, in honor of his wonderful dog, Monty, I light this candle, and remember Monty's unique spring bounce and the joy he brought. Glen, I love you and am proud of you. -Catherine


Monty, 07/05/02

Monty,

I never actually got to meet you, but you must assuredly have been one of the most magnificent creatures God ever put here.

You rode herd on an ever changing bunch of confused, hurt and lost souls simply called 'the rescues'. Over the years, you kept hundreds in line and introduced them to a new world where the humans could be trusted, food was abundant and healthy and the water dish was never empty.

Most importantly, you showed the love that was available from the ones who loved you most, K and Ahm.

My 'new boy', now in residence here for a year and a half, was one of your 'kids'. He passed your muster and you did what you could for him before he, like all the others, was swept from you life and never to return.

I want you to know that he turned out magnificently and you once again assisted in healing a broken heart. Turbo left me in August of 2000.

Thank you Monty! The tears well up all over again and my heart hurts for such a loss and the great sorrow the people you chose feel right now. They above all must understand that this will pass and there are so many more who need help.

Still, the moment is here, the dreaded event has happened and another hole is left which somehow must be filled. You will not be replaced, Monty....never. However, that love that was given you may now pass to another when that one is found....or better yet, when that one shows up to claim it.

Play with Turbo....tell him I said you are a good guy and please tell him that I've reserved the first Eon or so for a roll in the grass with him....once again digging my fingers into that wonderfully dense fur of his and looking into those blazing eyes. Please consider yourself invited to join in Monty....both Turbo and I would be honored.

Goodnight beautiful prince....

Michael


Monty, 1988-5/17/02

Monty wanted to live in a barn, chase mice and beat up other cats.
But he loved and trusted his adopted mother so much that he hung up his overalls and contented himself with curling up on her shoulder to dream about it instead. I would give anything to have you back with me. (I will cross all barriers if I hear you're picking on Kato!) Carmen sends her love and hopes you've found someone else to wash the top of your head. Good-bye my little buddy.
Brenda


Monty, 06/01/91-01/18/02

Monty came to us thru Greyhound Rescue with a reputation for being a perfect gentleman. During his years with us he never tarnished his reputation. He was so gentle and loving. His quiet dignity and unwavering devotion filled our lives with warmth and grace. When we first brought him home, friends and family often exclaimed, "What an elegant dog!' when they were first introduced to our beautiful 'tuxedo' boy. We were privileged to learn that his external beauty was only the tip of the iceberg. We will carry him in our hearts and live with his gifts of love always.

Fred & Joann Belkin


Mony, 04/13/87-05/01/02

To a special dog that shared our life with love and joy for 13 wonderful years.

Jim Worzak


Moochy, 01/81-02/06/99

It's been 3 years and seven month to the day that I lost my beloved Moochy. I will never forget the day we took you to the Vet for the last time. I held you in my arms for the last time and it was over in a few seconds and your little body got limp in my arms. For 18 years you brought me joy. I kept looking for you
when I came home but the house was empty. At night I heard you crying although you were gone. One day I will see you again. So until then, sleep in piece.
I love you my dear little Moochy.

Heidi Hochstein


Mookie, 01/26/02

I love you, Mookie. Thank you for being in my life, for all the nights you slept in my bed with me. Thank you for that first ride home when we got you, sitting next to me while we stopped for a fast food drive through lunch. For all the walks we've taken together, and all the mornings you waited with me for the school bus at the kitchen table. Thank you for pushing your nose through the snow the way you do. Thank you for barking into the woods in the back of our home in New Jersey, so that it echoed through the trees for a few moments after you stopped. Thank you for your pink fuzzy belly. Thank you for putting up with cats all your life. Thank you for the way you sigh when you are trying to sleep and I won't let you because I am petting you. Thank you for wriggling like a snake, for sitting in the sun, and clinking your toenails on hard floors. Thank you for that day you ran on the beach in New Hampshire, I don't think I have ever seen you happier than that day when you had no boundaries to stop you from running as far as you wanted to. Thank you for sleeping with your tongue slightly sticking out of the front of your mouth sometimes. Thank you for going on your "tears" when you run through the house. Thank you for remembering me everytime I came home from college, and later, when I visited from California. Thank you for being so excited to see me. Thank you for the way you scooted your butt on the floor when you were young. And thank you so much for never growing up, always being a puppy, laying down with your hind feet stretched out behind you. The vet said when you were a puppy that you would outgrow that, and as long as your legs let you do it, you never did. You will always be my Mookie puppy, my Bichon Baby Boy, my little Mookerbean.

Now and Always
http://www.lunesse.com/mookie.htm


Mookie, 09/19/89-01/07/02

He was the Best Kittie Boy in the world. I will miss him deeply.

Lynn Mucha


Moo Moo, 09/25/99-11/17/02

Dear our beloved Moo Moo,
I'm so sorry that you died in such a tragic way. Daddy and I will never forgive ourselves. I hope you're in heaven playing with all the other dogs. We will forever love and miss you.
Love,
Mom, Dad, and Alison


Moonshadow, 04/16/72-03/1984

Shadow. Beautiful, intelligent, loving Shadow. How is it possible that even after 18 years I still miss you. The smile - a dog that would smile when you asked him to smile. The first time he did it I thought he was snarling at me. He was just glad to see me. Chocolate chip cookies - he once jumped into some stranger's car to get to the cookies they were eating. The feel of his silky fur. When he wanted affection he would curl up on my lap - all 80 pounds of him. Such a companion. Such a friend. Such a love. Even after all these years you are still there in my heart. Isn't it strange that humans cannot give each other what a dog or cat can give us in love. Just loving us as we are. I hope that when it is my turn to cross the Rainbow Bridge, it is your bark I hear and your smile I see. Eighteen years ago - it was yesterday.

Gale Bessire


Moonshine, 01/21/02

Moonshine was my best friend. He slept by my head, and purred. He was most known for what others would say his Hissing! Many people were scared away by this furbaby, but not my vet, or other significant others! He was all show! A most affectionate kitty! He was born in my childhood home, by my first cat, Tater, as I watched..My first experience in birth as I was just out of college, Tater was my baby! His trademarke hiss and yowl was forever to mark him! such a sweet soul! I will miss him until I die!

Jodell Josserand


Moose, 12/11/02 Camera Icon

"They're going to put him out on the street! He'll get run over! Can't you take him in?"

"OK, but just for one day until we can find someone to take him."

That one day led to fifteen years in our home -- and an eternity in our hearts. Without a doubt the "best kitty ever," Moose passed Wednesday after a long illness. We miss him already.


Moose, 7/06/89-7/19/02 Camera Icon

Moose, what words can I say to describe the best boy in the world? I miss you so much, my life will never be the same without you. I love you dearly, I'll see you by the bridge someday soon. Until then I will carry on with Lucy, Tigger, Pete & Midnight, no one will ever take you place in my heart. Until we meet again, goodnight sweet prince.
Love, Dad (Larry Johnson)


Moose, 06/17/02

Moose, I miss you already. You were the sweetest dog I have ever met. The house is so lonely without you. Moose was loyal. He was caring. He never snapped at a person his whole life. He brought so much joy to my life. I miss you already baby, when I go to sleep and I don't see you lying next to me on your blanket. Now you are in a peaceful place though, so you won't suffer any more from the pain of your kidney failure. You are much loved back here. I hope to see you again. Always remember that I miss you and I love you.

Love you always Moose,
Maggie


Moose, 08/95-02/25/02

There are no words to justify just how special you were. If there were ever a dog to be deemed perfect, you would be the one.
A gentle giant.. full of love and companionship.
You will forever live within our hearts and in our memories.
Time will heal our grief, but it will never remove the empty place that exists now that you are gone.
We will forever miss you and always love you.
One day, we shall be together again. For you truly were a part of our family.
We love you Moose.

Richard & Jennifer Falcon


Moosie, 11/01/91-10/21/02

Moosie was the nicest dog to live with. He was such a good boy.

Sherwood & Mary Orvik


Mopsey, 01/25/02

My Dear little Mopsey,
You were such a good little boy. Mommy is very lonesome without you. I know you are up at the Rainbow Bridge now with your other sisters and brothers. You will always be within my heart and prayers. I know you will be waiting for me and we will be together again then for all eternity. Your 'sisters' miss you also and send their love. I love you my 'little sir' my Mopsey. My heart is broken and so sad. I shed many tears. Be happy honey. I will see you again. Love ,
Mommy


Morgan, 10/87-12/12/02

A true companion missed immeasurably by all who loved him. I just hope that the hurt will heal, I miss you so much old pal, life now seems so empty.

Jim O'Reilly


Morgan, 07/61/96-09/72/02

Morgan, May you run free at the Rainbow Bridge. Catch all of those squirrels, enjoy the warm sun, and eat a lot of treats. We miss you and will see you later on. You were such an important part of our lives bringing us so much joy, happiness, love, and smiles and you will be missed tremendously. Until later my love.........God Bless You!!!

Erik and Nikole Bacon


Morgan, 01/09/92-08/17/02

My Sweet Morgan

Scherry Duncan


Morgan (Le Fay), 05/82-01/15/95

Morgan was truly bewitching. She suffered from a disorder which kept her from getting much nutritional benefit from her food. With the help of the UC Davis staff and students who recommended recipes and, as each recipe stopped working, recommended new ones, she lived over twelve years. Courageous, loyal, loving, and wise, Morgan was a dog like many others: worth little in monetary terms, worth beyond measure as a friend.

R. and E. Fiori


Morgan, 06/06/02

Morgan was a feisty kitty that loved to be cuddled. He was with me nearly half of my life and I miss him dearly.

Dawn Foretich


Morgan, 02/04/91-03/08/02

This is for Morgan, my angel, my baby. She came to me as a present, and put so much joy in my life. We were together for eleven wonderful years. I can't remember a time when I did not think about her. This is so hard, trying to live without her. However, she is no longer in pain and can run and play and eat all the cookies she wants. Morgan, I love you and will never ever forget you, baby. Thank you for being my angel.

Anneleise and Keith


Morgan, 04/23/97-08/21/01

Morgan was a great dog to own and I had gotten her from a vets office in Clintin Township, and she was really healthy when I got her and she loved to go for walks she would go wild every time I had the leash in my hand she know that it was time to go for a walk. She was a Golden Retriever and English Setter and Irish Setter mix but she looked like a pure breed Golden Retriever. She had the deep color red golden color and she would have her tail wagging when ever she saw me and wanted to go for a walk as always. She also loved to bring the ball back to me after I threw it for her.
I will never forget Morgan she will always be remembered by me. I only had her for eleven months because she wasn't doing very well so we took her to the vet and they said she had Cancer Tumors and she would not live long. So we had to put her to sleep and I sure cried for a while because I also missed having her around and she liked watching tv with me and laying on the couch with me in the basement. Now I am going to try to find another Golden Retriever just like her and it will be a nice dog for me. I will have a best friend and a beautiful dog and a companion.
Morgan had a good home and I will always love her.
Sincerely,
Michelle Vario.


Morgan, 02/14/90-01/24/01

The most beautiful girl in the world.....

Dale


Morgan Hines, 06/04/94-08/08/02

My little rottie girl, you were an exceptional friend, companion for the 8 years we had you, there are no words to describe just how much you touched my (our) heart(s).
How I'm going to miss our car rides and the love you had for them, you standing in front of and blocking the TV during the whole movie, watching Napoleon, you were so sweet, so funny, so loyal, you've shown us the true meaning of unconditional love, I will forever be grateful to have had you in my (our) life..
Be at peace now baby girl
You will be forever loved and missed.
until the day we see each other again.
Kelly (mommy)


Morris (Moe Moe), 08/25/91-09/10/02

Morris, my best friend, my baby, and my constant companion. You brought me joy and you were a light in my life with your unconditional love. You brought me laughter with the crazy and cute things you would do. You brought me understanding and compassion when I was sad with the way you would not leave my side, and you brought me trust as you trusted me absolutely. I was never lonely with you always there. Thank you for all that you gave me. I love you Moe-Moe, Mom


Morris, 10/26/02

Morris always remember you were loved in this life time and we will meet again in the end. And hope you are at peace and happy and I will never forget the times we had with you Morris in my heart you will be my cat. And my friend love you always Lori and John Folkman


Morris, 10/16/02

I met and married Sherri thanks to Morris and one of our other cats, Tamer. Morris was an old cat with a young cat's mobility and personality. He was the feline Bart Simpson and refused to give in to his fears. He would examine the vacuum cleaner as it was on and refuse to run away from it! Morris regularly jumped several feet in the air from the stairs to the couch like he could fly. The other cats (Tommy, Tamer and Baby) all adored him and would follow him around to his next adventure. It is sad to see him go but a beautiful thing to have had him for so long. We will always love you Morris!

Sherri and Andrew Young


Morris, 05/85-08/00

You died during a very trying time in all of our lives we gave you your iv bags and as much love as possible and you are the first that we all weren't there when you died Kermit misses you very much he was very depressed so we got him a new kitty friend who ran away because we tried to make him look like you for Kermit and he never did like him so we got him a dog (Shaka) and a bird friend (Phoenix)
Love and Miss you and waiting to see you again.

Twyman Family


Morris, 05/16/83-04/20/02

He was my best friend. I was 12 years old when he was born. I miss him very much!!!
He was the one that sat on my bed when I was sick. He greeted me at the door when I came home from school. Morris slept with me at night and kept me warm. He will never be forgotten!

Andrea Barnson


Morris, 02/13/02

On Feb. 13, 2002 I gave my best friend the only gift I had left to give. I miss him dearly and will never forget the special bond we had.

Vicki Smith


Morris, 11/29/99

The dog of my heart, The first dog I saw "himself" not just a pet. My friend and companion. Still missed. Always missed. Forever loved. I am eternally grateful to have had the privilege of sharing our lives for six years.

Helen


Morris Klemas, 12/09/02

To Morris that was not just a pet, he was also family.
you will be missed. Now your free of pain and suffering and enjoying running free with all the other angel cats. You will always be in our hearts.


Morris, Mr. Smith, Blackie, June and Dec. 2002

My babies mean the whole world to me and its hard to type this for my tears. I have 14 more kitties that I hope I have for many more years to come. Please remember my boys and always treasure the time you have with them for time passes swiftly.

Veronica


Mort, May you be in a place where there is no pain and only happiness. I love you more than I ever thought I could love a pet. You have given me so much happiness. You were the light at the end of each day. Every day that you shared of my life was a blessing. I will love and miss you forever. Mom


Mosh, 1/23/99-7/26/02

Mosh was my love kitty, she always was there for me when I was sad or sick, and provided unconditional love. She loved having her belly rubbed, and demanded it quite often. I will miss her so much, there's a hole in my heart today. Mosh, I'm keeping your little play baby with me, and I will see you on the other side someday, and it will be the happiest moment!


Moss, 11/15/89-09/08/02

I Loved my boy, and still will forever. I'm sorry for having to put you to rest after I think you suffered for too long. I wish I would've paid more attention and been able to spend more time with you throughout your life, but I had a rich happy childhood mainly due to your love and unconditional loyalty. Forever I love you for being there with love no matter what. Show me a sign you are in a better place and still with me. You will always be remembered and thought of often. Love Forever and Always from the bottom of my heart,
~Kendra~


Mousa, 09/12/02

My sweet big boy, I miss you oh, so much. I miss your beautiful coat of black, gray, brown and buff. I miss your little head rubbing on my cheek, and your soft body cuddling in my arm at bed time. I miss people exclaiming how huge and pretty you were, and mistaking you for a raccoon! You were my beloved companion for 13 years, and made many gray days sunny. I love you too much to make you go through more tests and treatments, yet this decision absolutely broke my heart. Run, play, and creep through the garden on The Bridge until I see you again, my baby boy.

Julianne


Mouse, 07/15/99-11/27/02

Mouse, you were our lovable little clown. We loved you so very much.


Mouse, 06/09/02

Mouse was my brother's cat who found his way into all of our hearts. He will be missed by us all.

Jo-Anne


Mouse, 08/87-12/30/01

What a shock - just 7 weeks after Fluff went, so did you. I miss you terribly - it seems weird not having to give you your shots every day. You were such a gentle girl and very brave. I hope you and Fluff are together now. You were loved very much and will never be forgotten. Thank you for deciding in the end. Love, Sasa.


Mozart, 04/1986-02/12/02

He was a black and white kitty who wore a tuxedo, and an ascot. He also sported a black moustache. Mozart was adopted from the Capitol Area Humane Society. He was the kitty who had both front legs through the cage when we first when past him, as if to say "pick me, please pick me!"

He was my closest and truest friend in the whole world. I think he was also the smartest. He said "Mama" and knew how to shake hands on command. He ran to the bathroom when his tummy was upset. He gave me "kitty kisses" and slept with his "arm" around me. He would respond immediately to me when I asked him to come to me. And I would respond to him when his kitty alarm stress call sounded. If his tummy was upset, he wanted me near to comfort him.

Mozart comforted me so many times I can't count them. He made me laugh and gave me such happiness and companionship. He was a wonderful "watchcat" and I felt safer when he was here. I am grieving terribly over the loss of him, but would never wish him back with the disease and sickness he had to endure. I did everything in my power to take good care of him his entire life. I am a veterinary technician and feel that my experience in that field helped me to be more aware of his needs during his entire life. I love him so very much. I know he's waiting at Rainbow Bridge for me.

Margaret F. Smith, LVT


Mozart, 03/17/85-02/01/02

Mozart was an orange, long-haired cat who thought he was a human. Many of our friends said "He's more like a dog than a cat." He'd greet visitors, paw at your leg to ask for stroking and follow you around. He was a wonderful companion. When I was sick with cancer and in bed, he never left my side. He was a true friend who we will all miss. My daughter showed him in a 4-H cat show and he won first in showmanship for his friendly personality.

Bambi Butzlaff Voss


Mozart Myers, 02/12/90-08/16/02

I miss you so much Mozart. You were so precious. I loved you so much and I still love you and think of you every day. I'll meet you at the Bridge when it's my turn. I love you!


Mr. Black, 09/98-10/14/02

Such a handsome and loving companion.

Pat Liles


Mr. Boo, 05/27/93-11/03/02

After 9 beautiful years with us, Mr. Boo passed away early on a Sunday morning, while we were away on a trip. I wished I had been at his side, but know that it was his time to leave, and our reunion is only a matter of time.

I still see your beautiful eyes, hear your playful snorts and remember all the times you'd scratch at my leg to get picked up onto the bed you could never jump onto by yourself. I'll never forget the "toy parade", the kissy sessions, the way you hogged the bed at night, and waking up to find you laying on my head.

I love you baby. I miss you so much. You will forever have a place in my heart.


Mr. Bud, 05/13/90-07/27/02

I would like to post a tribute my very best friend who I am lost without. Bud and I were together every single day for 12 years.
What do you do with yourself when your baby dog leaves you behind? I know Bud that you were very sick that day and that it was your time to go to God. I am just so grateful for the years we spent together, completely loving each other and having so many laughs and adventures that no one will understand but us.
I am also grateful that I was there to comfort and hold you as you passed from this world, that you weren't afraid, that you weren't alone. My Fuzzy, you are missed every second of every day: you were my foot warmer, my sounding board, the best listener, my guardian and the best teddy bear a girl could ever have. I still hear your collar jingle (Boss!) outside the bathroom window when I get out of the shower in the morning. It was hot today and I thought for a moment, I wonder if Bud's ok in the heat. Then I remembered that you don't have to worry about that anymore.
I still hear your gentle snore beside my bed at night. I have not been able to go in the backyard yet without tears. But you know that, because I know that you are there. I have placed your box on the bookcase in our room so you will be with me always at night, you know I could never sleep unless you were in the room with me.
Please find our other friends where you are and wait for me.
You will be the biggest part of my heart until the end of time. I'll see you before you know it my Kooky K-9. All my puppy love, your mom.


Mr. Bunny, 05/05/97-04/11/01

I miss you dearly, friend.

Yves Didier


Mr. Chips, 1/21/68-8/29/02

Chips I miss you very much! I wish that I got to say good-bye. Enjoy the grasses in heaven. Say hello to Kevin. Chips you were my best friend. I love you Chips!
I hope that we are together one day again...and forever...
Rest In Peace
I love you


Mr. Gable, 7/4/89-6/21/02

This is to our incredible Mr. Gable. 7/4/1989-6/21/2002
From Deb and Alan, his Mom and Dad

Baby Bear:
We are so grateful that you had fun until yesterday morning. I'm very sorry for your 30 seconds of pain and I hope you know we held you through it all. It was hard to see your body go through what it did, but I'm so glad it was brief. We miss you more than I can say. I feel you here with us and I hope you are running free with no limping, diabetes, or eye problems now. If you are worried or waiting please go on and play and be easy with yourself. You were the best dog EVER! I promise to visit the river often, say hi to all of your favorite neighbors and pet your friends. We all miss you and love you. We'll meet up again with you one day. From here on out, no more leashes!!! Run as far and as fast as you like and explore the woods as deep as you want to go. Love, Your Mom and Dad


Mr Gatsby, 06/10/96-05/08/02

A loving friend in every way --- a gift from God! Look for Momma, Gatsby, Momma will be looking for you!

Patti Henderson


Mr Hooper, 08/02/01

From the staff at the animal shelter who did not want to see you put down purely because of poor vision, to the vets, our neighbours in the city and the country so many people have described you as special. “A lovely cat” admired by many. Your sweet gentle nature has won you both human and feline friends. Both self-contained and friendly you are a rare and glorious creature. I ache over your departure. I love and admire you so much. The cat that hardly anyone knows has poor vision except I always blab because I am so proud. There have been too many times that I was not patient with your pain for which I am immeasurably apologetic. I will miss rubbing the sunscreen on your nose, cleaning your teeth and watching your growing confidence with admiration. I want so much more time with you. I feel such despair at the loss of your presence. You deserve so much more.18 months extra time is not compensation. It is just unfair. Two years old is still too young.

Daska Saleeba


Mr Jet Cat, 16th September 2002

Jet Cat the hardest thing I've ever had to do I done today in that vets room. You were so loyal and loving and I had you for 15 years. Where'd the years go??
I recall you running down the stairs and peeping round the white post on my return from work. I remember you stalking other cats when your poor legs still worked properly. I remember the many times you slept on my pillow and on my bed; Especially times when I was upset.

I recall you sleeping on the grass in your favourite spot
Underneath the Rose Bush, I never forgot;
Roses we sprinkled on your grave
When you went away, on this sad, sad day;

See you at Rainbow Bridge.

xxxxxxxxxxx

Lisa Brown


Mr. Jones, 02/07/02

Mr. Jones, we found you almost 8 years ago in our flower bed. I am so thankful that we kept you. You really worked your way into our hearts. We are going to miss you so much. We will never forget you.

Mudry Family


Mr. Joshua, 01/18/89-10/29/02

I miss you my baby boy!

Sandra Tapia


Mr. King, 1988-06/29/02 Camera Icon

Mr. King, you came into our lives with our first house --- literally. When we went to look at a house for sale 5 years ago, we were greeted by this imposing figure of a guard dog, but found that you were actually one of the nicest dogs I have ever known. I remember how you followed my wife around all the time we were outside looking at the house and property. And when we found out that the home owner was thinking about moving to a much warmer climate than Putnam County NY, we knew you would not do so well with the heat. So, while other home buyers ask for appliances and garden tools, we asked to keep you; I think our family definitely got the better end of the deal. You helped to make our first house a home. While my wife and I were at work, you were a gentle and affectionate companion for my mother. And when we came home in the evenings, you were always at the door waiting; you were the main reason that we all looked forward to coming home. But we could see in recent weeks how time was robbing you of your ability to stand and walk; watching the difficulty you were having just getting around, and remembering how you used to run around outside, was heartbreaking. As much as we loved you and wanted you to stay, we knew that it wasn't fair to you to let you suffer like that. So, with heavy hearts, we sent you peacefully on your final journey; the last thing you saw was the lawn that you used to lay on, and the family that loved you. It doesn't seem that you were with us long enough. But I know that we gave each other a lot of love in the short time that we were together.
Mr. King, there can be no replacing you, and there will be no forgetting you. Frolic and play in those green meadows by the Rainbow Bridge. We will meet you there in time.
Love always,
Mommy, Daddy and Grandma


Mr. Kitty, 01/15/02

To my very special Mr. Kitty. You stole a very large part of my heart. I only had you for a short time but you took my breath away. Now you are gone but you certainly are not forgotten. You will always be remembered for the special things that I did just for you to make your life more comfortable. I like to think that I added something special to your life. I am sure that at the Rainbow Bridge you are master just like you were here with me. I know that you were a very sick kitty and I can live with the comfort that you no longer suffer. I love you very much and miss you with all my heart. I hope to see you one day on the other side. I hope you will be waiting for me.

Vicki L. Mills


Mr. Man, 02/89-05/25/02 Camera Icon

My dearest Mr. Man,
I will always remember how you adopted me: My neighbor, Andrea, and I were walking through the parking lot at Milo. She heard you mew, and she said, "Did you hear that?" I said I hadn't, but the next time you mewed, I did. And I said, "Is that a call for help that we really need to answer?" And she said, "Of course!" We found you in some hay under a tractor-trailer that was used as a tool shed. Your mother and any brothers or sisters you may have had were nowhere in site. You were alone in the world...until that fateful moment. Who knows what direction you'd have gone or how long you'd have lived if not for that glorious meeting. You were a tiny thing crying for help. And help you we did.

At first, Andrea was going to add you to her own cat menagerie. One day soon after, she brought you to my room and asked if I'd look after you for a few days because her older cats weren't getting along with you. I said, "I don't want a cat!" "Only for a few days", she said. A week later I told her she'd better take you back because I was beginning to get attached to you. I couldn't believe her response: "Oh! I could never take him away from you now!" What?! That's right...she actually tricked me into taking you!

That was thirteen years ago...years that have passed much too quickly for either of us. And from the day I fell in love with you, you have been the light of my life. And now you are gone, much, much too soon.

When you started acting 'funny', about three weeks ago, I found out you had kidney failure. I will always regret not noticing your condition sooner. I took your health for granted, and I didn't take you for regular check-ups often enough. If only I would have done that, you would still be with me now.

The way your life ended is something I will never be at peace about. You didn't seem to be getting better, even though I was trying to do everything within my power to help you. I let fear guide too many of my final decisions about your life. Instead of waiting until you were hurting much more than you already were, I decided to end your life because you seemed miserable and unhappy. Seeing you that way was breaking my heart. It hurt me so much that it felt as though I was beginning to die with you, a little more each day. I didn't want to 'play God' with you, but it seemed to me that your pain and depression were all that you had left. Each day that you were sick I wondered whether I was helping you or prolonging your pain and confusion. My own pain at seeing you this way led me to believe that your beautiful life didn't deserve this downhill progression. Still...I will never think I did the right thing, because my fear and sadness made me lose hope that you could ever get better. Now you're gone, by my own choice, and no amount of human moralizing will change what I did. At the time, I knew I was doing it to release you from your diseased body. But, the truth is, I may have ended your life before I gave you the chance to get better. Hating myself will not bring you back. But I will carry the pain of this decision the rest of my life. I guess my guilt is my only way to say...I'm sorry.

I will miss you forever, Mr. Man. You were the dearest thing that ever happened to me, and at least I have thirteen perfectly wonderful years to remember you by.

Until we meet again, these three words will always express who you were to me, and what you meant to me:

I Love You

Rich Stadler


Mr Meggs, 09/04/02

He was a special soul who loved people and treated everyone as a friend. His trust was betrayed 6 months ago when he was severely kicked by a stranger. He has fought valiantly but never really recovered, so we had to let him go. God bless.

Ian & Shelagh White


Mr. Milton, 05/28/02

Mr. Milton,

you gave us all so much, thank you for being so friendly and playful and for making sure no one entered the house at night!

thank you for taking care of Kathy and Sweetie

Mollie, Princess and Gigi are doing well, but we all miss you

Look for Spock and Jimmo, make sure they are having a good time

did you take your ball with you?

see you soon, good friend

Luis Contreras


Mr. Mistoffolees, 05/88-07/29/02

I will miss you dearly, Mistoffolees. There is a hole in my heart that will never mend until I see you again. You had a life with much physical pain for so many years, but you still managed to find joy. I have learned so much about life from you. I love you with all my heart and soul. Until we meet again, love Elizabeth


Mr. Mitts, 04/04/89-02/12/00

Mr. Mitts was my Mom's boon companion. They knew each other quite well

Mom says he was the cat of the house and she was his housekeeper.

I was the one who bawled when he was put down. Took Mom a year to think of having another cat.

Mr. Mitts was a great cat!

Sid Andrews


Mr. O (Otis), 1990-2002

My, best friend crossed the bridge on friday aug 23 he went to be with his best furry friend ( Ace ) I really miss him, but I have lots of hope that we will be together again

Christine


Mr. P, 01/01/95-07/31/98

Mr. P Was My Friend
By: Timothy L. Meeker

He was only a Guinea Pig, after all. Not much of a pet, really. But then again, whenever I was near, he would give me that clear, unmistakable squeak hello to let me know that I was someone special in his life.

To everyone else his name was Pumbaa, a shaggy, reddish orange pig, but to me, he was Mr. P. For whatever reason, Mr. P and I had a special bond. I was always as excited to see him as he was to see me.

Mr. P lived with two ladies named Precious and Princess who were not impressed with his constant efforts to, well, do what he thought boy Guinea Pigs were supposed to do with girl Guinea Pigs. For some reason he was never able to charm them and they rejected his more direct efforts. He and I had long talks about this but he was never able to convince the girls.

As often happens with Guinea Pigs, something started to go wrong. We took him to the Doctor who made him a “Squeak Burrito” to check him out. The worst was confirmed - Mr. P had developed cancer. He began to lose weight and become less active. But still he gave me his trademark squeak hello whenever I was near.

As he continued to fail, we observed a very touching relationship develop between him and Princess. She began to snuggle close to him as if sharing her warmth and to let him know that she was there for him. I wondered constantly whether it was time to let him go, looking for signs of pain. I don’t know if it was for him, or for me, but I convinced myself that it was not time yet.

Finally, one evening as I was alone in the house, Mr. P began to be very unresponsive and started having seizures. I lifted him from his cage and snuggled him to my chest and told him I was with him. After each seizure, he seemed to be ok for a bit, then he would have another. I knew it was time for him to go.

He lifted his head and looked at me and I sensed that he wanted to give me one final squeak goodbye. And then my friend Mr. P quietly died in my arms with my tears falling on him.

Goodbye Mr. P. I love you and we will be together again at the Rainbow Bridge.


Mr. Peabody, 05/03/02

Mr. P! My little monkey! You little stinker! My little monkey boy!!

Lynn


Mrs. Frisby, 02-12/18/02

In memory of a brave little mouse who lived her short but beautiful life to the fullest. I will miss you always. Thank you for being in my life. Rest in peace and take good care of Mrs. Claws.


Mr Rat Rat, 01/01/85-08/09/02

Mr Rat Rat you were MY cat you traveled from PA to SC with me and were always there to greet me when I came home from work, the store or vacation. You always had to investigate what I was eating and usually got some of it. Out games or hide and seek tag will be missed. I know putting you to sleep was the right thing to do. You gave me 17 years of love. Sorry about your tail but now that you have crossed the Rainbow Bridge you have it all back. You can never be replaced and will never be forgotten. So many good memories of you for many people.

I miss you. I love you. You were the best companion Mr. Rat Rat (aka Tamara Lee)


Mr Zippy, 2nd Nov 02

Hello Zippy. You were such a gorgeous little cat- we loved you so much.
I can't believe you are gone. I hope that you didn't suffer at all.
XXXXX Kate , Mark and Jon


Ms. Apricot Monath, 2/14/90-12/24/02

To my sweet baby and most beloved Appy who brought so much love and joy to my life and will forever be in my heart. I know we will be together again one day and until then, be free little one, have fun and know that I will always love you. All my love, your mommy.


Ms Leigh, 2/11/01-9/19/02

Little Whip of a cat; Heart of a Lion; So compact, so complicated. You left us in mystery, as we watched helplessly, you slipped away quietly as we scurried to save you. I will forever see you looking down from your place so high; only now you are higher than my arms can ever reach. Until we meet again, may you always find your sunny spot high above the rest.


Ms. Lizzy, 04/20/02-07/01/02

I will remember you. I feel guilty of your sickness and passing away, I will try to grieve and take care of myself. You gave me great happiness and companionship. You allowed me to be intimate and to understand more of what it is like to take care of an animal. I feel that I tried to the best of my ability to nurture and love you. You helped me wake up in the morning when I didn't want to. You helped me to meet other people and watch as they showed their gentle loving side. Your sister, Sandy will greatly miss you, so will all the kids that played with you, and all the other people that have met you and seen your spirit. I love you very much, and I will miss you.

Jesse J. Jones


Ms. Puss, 12/1994-08/20/02

Today, at 4:00 p.m. EST, I let my Dear Ms. Puss go on her journey to The Rainbow Bridge....
she had physical problems that were whittling her down to a shadow of her former self....I couldn't let it go on.. she found me in dec. 1994...she was full grown at the time. I was renting a house...she just appeared at the back porch one day..when I opened the door...she ran in, found the master bedroom in record time, jumped on my bed and never left...she came just after my last dog Scrubber crossed over to the Bridge...my heart needed her to fill it with love once again...and she did... Ms. Puss was a stunning Calico...and a kitty with attitude..even the vet said at the last moment, that she is a fighter....God please keep her safe..and let her know how much I love her...we buried under a maple tree in my back yard..the house she and I built together...the house she and I sat terrified in as flames engulfed our town 3 years ago...but, we were always together...Dear God, I miss holding her, Dear God, Please heal her at The Bridge, Please don't let her feel any more pain, Dear God, Please tell her that I love her....
I am going to have a plaque made for her grave...it will read as follow:
Oh Harried Orphan
Who Found Tender Refuge in My Hungry Heart
Sleep Now in Peace
You'll be in My Heart Forever

Nicole


Mr Snuffy, 06/13/84-10/21/02

Gone but not forgotten-My Champion

James Pantelakos


Mufasa, 12/05/95-09/26/02

Mufasa was special and loved by all who knew him. His life was much too short and his death sudden but he died as he lived, gently and peacefully. Although we have other pets, Mufasa will always be in our hearts. We loved him so much.

Paul & Lynne Collins, Cory & Tristan Major


Muffie (Boog), 10/02/02

Muffie "Boog" You were such a precious, precious gift to us from God. We give thanks for your life and your companionship. You were truly a soulmate to us and we will never forget you. You were much loved and we are hoping to meet you in heaven one day. Love Always and Forever, Your Friends and Companions - Joan and Earl Howe


Muffin, 04/26/97

To Muffy: Thank you so much for loving my parents and keeping them company until they died -- and then for sharing your love with us afterwards. I'm so glad that you taught Peace humility and treated Harmony with such gentle kindness. We all miss you, and we love you. Blessings!

Aurora & Blaine D'Amico


Muffin, 05/19/88-11/09/02

Muffin,
You were a beautiful and wonderful dog. You were the best companion and friend. I will always miss you and love you.
Cissy


Muffin, 01/06/90-04/15/02

Thinking of you today and always. Please shine down on your sister Sassy who is very ill today.
You are sadly missed.

Julie Homik


Muffin, 10/06/02

I took Muffin in on Sunday 10-06-02, knowing she was very sick and very old and possibly was going to die. We left her at the emergency care for IV hydration and testing. We called back several hours later to find out how she was doing and the news was bad, she was in acute renal failure, but resting comfortably right now. I decided while she was resting comfortably - to go ahead and have her put to sleep peacefully without me there - I thought it best because if I where there she would sense my grief and anxiety. I feel extremely sad and guilty for doing this but feel it was best for her. Also I decided to have her be group cremated in the country with other pets so she was not alone in her after life passage. I also feel extremely guilty about this decision as well, but didn't know what else to do. I miss her every single minute of the day.

Tracy Rao


Muffin, 9/4/01

I know Muffin is waiting on the Rainbow Bridge for me. The "Pet Psychic" seen on Animal Planet every Monday night at 8 pm has convinced me of this beyond a shadow of a doubt. I have and have had many cats over the years but none as special as my "Muff".

She fought so hard until the very end........I miss her so much.

Judy Gaddis


Muffin, 03/05/98

Dear, dear Muffin, we were together for such a short time after I rescued you from being trapped under the hood of a car in September of 1997. I love & miss you so but I know that we will someday cross that Rainbow Bridge together; I long for that day Muffin.

Cy Sawyer


Muffin, 10/01-06/04/02

I'll always love you little MuffinMan.

CJ Clark


Muffin, 05/28/02

To the best dog in the whole world. We will miss you.

Kristy Vann


Muffin (Ragmuffin), 11/00-05/05/02

And Then There Was One
Muffin,
Remember when I found you in the store, brought you home and made a special place for you? You were fur and bones then but you turned into one cool mouse. That was almost 2 years ago, I'm glad that you made it this far and were here to share my life for a little while. I'm just sad that you left me so suddenly. I never thought you would leave without a warning. I guess you knew how sad I would be if you suffered and didn't want mommy to go through that. Run now and be free, with your brothers, chase the girls. What makes a mouse so cool? I've had 6 now pass through my life and each one gave me that unconditional love and I in return gave them love. I'd like to think that they had the best, a house of their own, treats and full food bowls, wheels to run on, toys to play with, etc. I know that they all had the best love that I could give them, they were all very special little boys. Christopher is the only one left now and I cherish each day he is still with me. I miss my boys: Maurice, Brandon Micheal, Sylvester, Trystan, Nikita, and now Muffin.

Glenda


Muffin, 04/15/02

Our sweet love Muffin,
Daddy and I found you yesterday gone off to the rainbow bridge.
We have had you six wonderful years and we never expected you to go at such a young age.It is a very big shock. We are missing you so much, so is Toby cat,Winky and Poppyseed.
I know you are in a better place now,we still wish you were here being the very lovey and talkative cat you were.
We miss you Muffin and I hope we will all be together as a family again one day. We will always keep you in our hearts and love you.
Good night sweet Muffin.

Bryan and Samantha Toby, Winky, Poppy Oscar bear and Licky


Muffin, 03/28/02

The best little loving pound cat in the world. You'll never be forgotten...

Val L.


Muffin, 12/07/78-07/22/93

A wonderful pet that will always be remembered.

Dorothy Preddy


Muffin, 04/79-11/19/87

I've had many kitties over several years. None ever came close to my Muffin. She was the smartest, most affectionate, most incredible cat I have ever known. My deep bond and love for her continues forever. She was killed by poisoning almost 15 years ago. If there is an afterlife and a Rainbow Bridge, I will be a very happy spirit, because being with Muffin again would be a dream come true. She was a true pure love, and she was taken away from this world far too soon. I love you always, my sweet Muffin.

Gayle


Muffin, 02/01/89-02/25/02

My beautiful golden boy, I can't believe that you are not by my side anymore. I miss you so much, but your pain would not have gone away. I would do anything to have you here, I miss you so much and my life is so empty now. I think about you all the time, you were my life and very special to me. My poppet, I love you so much and always will. Be happy with Caine, who would have guessed that you would be reunited so soon. You will always be my special, bestest boy, forever in my thoughts and my heart.

Gill Jarvis


Muffin, 04/85-01/12/02

Muffin was not only a dog, but my best friend. She was there for me when no one else was. A listening ear when everyone else was deaf. A companion when I was alone in a house full of people. No matter how bad my day was I knew I would come home and there she was always happy to see me, with a wagging tail and wet kisses. She was not only a dog or my best friend, she was a part of me and I was a part of her.

Joan


Muffin, 12/01/90-01/22/02

You were very well loved Muffin. Your leaving this world to go be with people who loved you before they left this world. We know you will be well taken care of.

Theresa


Muffin, 6/86-1/3/02

My last link to my loving husband Bob has been severed today, 1/3/02.

I had to take our cat Muffin to the vet this afternoon and have her put down. She has been going downhill for the past 3-4 weeks now, but today I just couldn't wait any longer. Muffin was 15 1/2 years old, and would have been 16 this June. Apparently her kidneys bit the dust, and she started dropping the weight fast. Went from about 19 lb. just before Christmas to just about 7 lb. today. I had hoped that I could just let nature take it's course and that I would wake up to find her gone, or come in from work and find her. I hate that I had to make that decision to take her, but I couldn't stand the thought that she might be suffering. I was so worried that the dog would hurt her, and she was having such a hard time putting one foot in front of the other.

The Vet couldn't even find a vein to inject her in, he had to put the anesthetic directly in her heart. She went so easy, and for that I am eternally grateful. My dad came over this evening and helped me bury her out in the "pet garden". That's where they all are now. I have nothing left alive in my house now, except for me, that was here when Bob was alive. Her sister kitty Suzy Q. was put down 2 years ago in January, and our dog Molly in '98.

Life sucks tonight but I rest in the knowledge that Muffin is at peace. I have a candle lit tonight in honor of the reunion that will be taking place later when Muffin awakens from this dream and is reunited with all those that have gone on before her and love her. I miss her already.

Love and Blessings,
Lynda


Muffin Blueberry, 12/09/02

Muffy, You are a part of all the love we feel in this world. Please come to me in my dreams. Love, Mom and Dad


Muffin Healy, 11/03/84-08/09/02

Passed away peacefully in my arms my little fur baby Muffin, she was 18 years old, and she was the sweetest little angel, now she will join Benjamin her brother on the Rainbow Bridge. Taci, Steve & Mum love you forever sweetheart, you were the best, I miss you so much, but you were gone from me a long time ago, I probably held onto you too long.

Rest in Peace sweet angel.

Love
Mum, & Traci


Muffin Hughes, 6/13/82-9/18/01

*****Muffin Hughes*****
June 13, 1982 - September 18, 2001

During a difficult home life, August of 1982 turned out to be the most important time of my life. This was when I laid eyes upon the greatest gift from God that I was ever to receive - a beautiful kitten named Muffin. He gave me the unconditional love that I was desperately needing in my life and for 19 years he brought such an intense joy and love in my heart that I will never forget, as he is impossible to forget. Through 19 years, he was there for me in every way possible - the way he looked in my eyes as if he knew my every thought, the way he put his short paws around my neck as if to hug me as he buried his head under my chin - just like a baby. I kissed his little head so much that he developed a dent in his fur.
My beloved Muffin came down with heart disease at 17 years old. As the vets tried to prepare me for the worst telling me he would not make it, I knew in my heart that it was not the time - it COULD not be the time. Through the power of prayer, medicine, my deep love and my angels strength, my Muffin held on. After he turned 19 last year, his frail body was getting tired. I was at work that horrible day when I got the dreaded call from my friend who was looking in on him for me - my Muffin had had a heart attack. I raced in my car to get to the vet where she was holding his tired body with his head resting on her hand. I was only 10 minutes away, when my angel took his final breath. I will forever regret that I was not there to comfort him. However, as my wonderful friend so spiritually explained, perhaps God and my Muffin had an agreement together, as they both knew that I could not say goodbye and let him go.
Although it has been almost 5 months since I lost my Muffin, the days are still so long, my eyes still rain tears, and the unbelievable pain in my heart seems to never go away. It is still so difficult to wake up in the mornings knowing he is not there - I pray each day for strength to make it through. I guess I can only continue to try to be patient and thank God for blessing me with Muffin and showing me the beauty of unconditional love. I will also continue to pray that my baby is in heaven above and that one day we will be reunited and cross the rainbow bridge together - never again to be separated.

Dawn Hughes


Muffin Doosenheimer, 12/29/89-10/24/02

It is with great respect and heart felt sorrow that I light a candle in honor of my best friend, Muffin Doosenheimer. Muffin, provided so much love to me and my family for so many years, and even in the end when her health was her biggest challenge, she never failed to say "good morning" or "I'm glad you made it home safely." She has touched me forever and I will never forget her. Her passing has left a void in my life, but her memories will warm my heart forever. God-bless Muffin Doosenheimer. May her days be forever filled with warmth, joy and the love of angels.

Darlene Godfrey-Welch


Muffin Post, 07/88-04/09/02

My much loved cat, Muffin Post, died on Tuesday, April 9, 2002. Muffin was our beloved pet for 14 years, having adopted us in July of 1988. She came to us from a neighbor's home and decided she would like to become part of our family. She joined our other kitties, KC and Mollie. She blessed us with three little kittens about a month after she came to live with us. We still have one of her sons, Skeeter.

Muffin had been in ill health for about a month. She had a mass in her intestines. On Tuesday morning, from the look in her eyes, I knew it was time for her to cross over the Rainbow Bridge. I took her to our veterinarian's office where Dr. Nancy treated her. She went very peacefully, I was at her side. She rested her head on my hand and when her purring stopped I knew she was at peace. Muffin's fur was as soft as silk and Dr. Nancy asked if I would like a small clipping of fur, which I am going to include in a picture frame with her photo.

We took her home to be buried with all of our other pets who have gone before. When I placed her in the her final resting place I included some of her favorite catnip and also a copy of the Rainbow Bridge poem.

Muffin will always be remembered and have a special place in my heart. I will miss her greatly but know it was her time to pass on.

Jane Post


Muffy, 03/06/83-12/20/02

My children had pets and left them with me when they moved out, and I nurtured them the rest of their lives, but Muffy was MY cat and his passing is of great sorrow to me. I have always believed that God has a special place for all creatures and because of our love for Him, we will truly be re-united when we leave this life and go to the next. I have another cat, a dog, and two Parakeets to keep me company, so I am not alone, and will have happy memories of our beloved Muffy who was an extraordinary friend to all who knew him.


Muffy, 05/01/91-11/13/02

To my beautiful, devoted, loving Muffy:
I miss you and love you very much.
Love, Mama.


Muffy, 11/12/97

Sleep in peace our sweet baby--the house is so empty without you--we'll love and miss you forever. Be happy honey-until we all meet again at the rainbow bridge. Please stay close to and take care of Patches--Mommy, Daddy and Denise


Muffy, 06/13/84-03/19/02

Our faithful friend and Companion Muffy, we will miss you always... !984-2002

Beth McCurdy


Muffy (A.K.A. Boo Bear), 07/83-10/02/92

Dearest Muffy,

You were six weeks old, a tiny, limping black furball, left in our yard one humid August night in Florida, so many years ago. Dad heard you whimpering in the azalea bushes and looked for you, but couldn't find you. A few days later some neighborhood kids came to our door with you, asking if you belonged to us. From that evening onward you did. So small and frightened, you laid down with your back against the living room wall and didn't even know how to drink out of a bowl. Mom taught you how to drink off her finger and soon you caught on to the food and water dish. For a while you were small enough to ride around in the pocket of Mom's old yellow housecoat.

Within a few days you finally got a name, and soon you were playing and romping with me and my older sister, tugging on old ragged socks, chasing me down the hallway and jumping into anyone's lap (invited or otherwise). When mealtime came, you would whirl around three times on the doormat in the utility room (your first room) in anticipation. How you loved to go for rides, chase squirrels and birds, eat M&M's and tuna and ice chips, drink tiny drops of beer or wine from Dad's finger...then sneeze! Though you didn't enjoy baths, grooming time afterward was a treat for you, since you loved being blow-dried and brushed. Dad was highly allergic to you, but accepted you and even joked that he ought to claim you on our tax returns each year because you cost us so much in vet bills. What a joy you were to me during my difficult teen years. Somehow you knew when I wasn't having a good day, and I apologize for the times I ignored you or sent you away. I'm sorry if I ever hurt your feelings, which I'm sure I did at times. Please look down from the Rainbow Bridge and forgive me.

By and large, though, my memories of you are very happy. Every morning, until you got too old, you would wait for Mom's command to "go get" me, and down the hall you raced, a flying streak of multi-colored fur, leaping onto my bed and waking me up with sloppy kisses. In later years, when your back and legs were weakening, Mom picked you up and put you near me for the morning's greeting. Your "vocabulary" (human words you knew) was remarkable, and every weekday for six years, you would wait near the front door for me to come home from school at 4:00. (Summer breaks and college confused you for a bit, but you caught on.) By 5 you were back at your post, waiting for Dad to return from work. You knew the difference between Mom's everyday clothes and "going out" clothes, too. When she would change to go into town for errands, you headed for your "room" (my bathroom) and laid down, knowing she was going out for a little while.

Then you started getting sick. First it was the kidney stones, so many that you were constantly having to go potty. Dr. Bush removed them and said that you wouldn't have lived much longer, had Mom waited to take you to see him. You grew older and less active, content to lie in your soft fluffy bed in the living room, an old baby-doll blanket covering you up on those rare cold Georgia nights. The old spark came back every time my sister's dog Casey came to visit, though. You would sit on Mom's lap and bark fiercely at him. No other dog was allowed in YOUR house, thank you very much.

Your back and rear legs continued to weaken and Dr. Bush confirmed a spinal problem that would require surgery, if you were ever to walk properly again. There was no guarantee that the operation would cure your illness, though. One warm brilliant October morning, Mom was bringing you back into the house after a potty break, when you stopped at the doorstep from the laundry room into the living room and looked up at her helplessly. You were in such pain that you could no longer negotiate the four or five-inch rise into the house. Mom knew then that it was time for you to cross the Bridge, and took you immediately to Dr. Bush's office.

Early on the afternoon of October 2nd, 1992, you went home peacefully, to be with all the other cats and dogs and critters who crossed the Bridge before you. I was not there to bid you farewell -- I was 40 miles away at college, and was not aware of your passing until late that afternoon. When I walked into the house, I saw that your bed was empty, but thought nothing of it. I figured you were outside and started unpacking my books when Mom came into my room with the most pained look on her face. It was then that she said you were gone. I was in deep mourning for two weeks, and many years went by before I could forgive my mother for not waiting until I got home before she took you to Dr. Bush's. Even now I still feel some anger along with the grief, but time has softened the former emotion. Looking back, I know she did the right thing and loved you enough to set you free from your pain.

How much you were loved, Boo Bear. Mom hasn't had a dog since then and I don't know if she ever will again. We still talk about you sometimes, always with a smile, for you were the joy of our home during some tough times. As I type this, I can see you sitting up, your back straight and your tail out for support, looking out the patio door for any sign of squirrel or bird. The tears mingle with the smiles, nine years later. I am glad you are no longer in pain, but young and feisty again, waiting for Mom and Dad and me to reunite with you. When those days come, my furry friend, you won't have to stay out of the kitchen when we are eating, and you can have all the tuna you want.

Love ya lots! Julie

P.S. Please tune up your howl ASAP, because your old rival Casey is old and ill. He will be crossing the Bridge himself very soon.


Muffy Williams, 10/02/88-10/06/02

Muffy was a 6 year cancer survivor....She never gave up, she was a fighter till the very end. She was Blessed at a St. Francis Mass, Sunday at church. On her final journey to the vet, it started raining, suddenly the sun came out and a beautiful rainbow emerged,,,,,,,what a better way to be greeted to "the other side." We will miss her always

Grammie Williams, Suz, Poohdie & Goopers


Mugsy, 01/01/02-09/20/02

mugsy our sweet little boy we miss you so, you made our life so complete the short time you were with us. You are in a place with no suffering now and you will be at the bridge with jingles. This void in our hearts is so hard to bear we can hardly stand it. WE WILL ALWAYS LOVE YOU. Love, Pam, Duane & Jessie.


Mugsy, 07/25/89-05/17/02

My best friend is gone, but not forgotten.

Jim


Munchie, 07/81-02/28/02

He was our "child", if you will. He chose US as parents at the local shelter. Munchie survived a blockage that almost killed him at 7 yrs., developed feline diabetes which required injections for periods of time. But still he persevered. Until last week. We gave him up to furbaby heaven on Feb.28. It was the most heart-breaking moment I have ever experienced. He will be thought of every morning as I still greet his spirit with "good morning my sunshine sweetie". I miss him with all my heart.

The Depaoli's


Munchie, 05/15/91-01/02/02

Munchie the love you gave us is missed tremendously. Glad to know your together with Emmitt and running like a puppy again. Love mom dad the boys and all the family that loves you.

Emmitt we miss the crazy antics and the love you gave us. We're glad you have Munchie and are enjoying the beauty at the bridge. Love mom dad the boy and all the family that loves you.


Munchkin/Munchie, 08/20/02 09/02/02

Munchie, I only wish I could have done more for you, if I only knew how sick you really were, moo-moo,,,we miss you so much already. I'll take good care of your twin an her babies. Your now pain free, and playin with your mom, kali, an cowboy an gizzie, an cassie. Wait for me my sweet little angel. We will be together again someday. And we'll never be apart again. Be good for Jesus.
Love Mommy, Daddy, Kiki, J.R. Zak, Peanut, Harley, & Ashley


Munchkin and her precious babies, 05/30/02

Although we didn't know you that long Munchkin, you were a Special Member of our household. Unfortunately, your little body along with your babies couldn't take any more pain and you crossed the Bridge. We know that you're not in pain now and free to frolic about with your youngins'. Remember that we love and miss you. We'll see you soon, Darling.

Christopher, Harriet & Benjamin Downing


Munchkin, 03/27/85-03/29/02

Best first furbaby I could have ever hoped for. I miss you so much already :*

Vikki L


Munchkin, 08/88-02/25/02

You gave us so much love, and purred 'til the end. You are in our hearts forever. We love you!!

The Page Family


Munchkin, 10/13/96

Munchkin will always be my best friend. I miss her floppy ears and beautiful face everyday.

Stephanie Vaughan


Murphie, 12/27/86-04/19/02

My dearest Murphie, you gave me 15 wonderful years of love, comfort and companionship. You made me laugh and helped me through my hardest times. But losing you is hardest yet. I can't even put into words how much I love you, or how much you will be missed, by me, Grandma and Grandpa, Jack and all of our friends. You were such a bright light in so many lives. I miss most of all you presence here at home. I can feel how empty this house is without you. This is such a difficult time for me. But I am taking comfort in knowing you are in a warm, sunny place, chasing those sticks, balls and frisbees on four good legs. I know you missed that in the past few years. My heart is broken but you and our wonderful memories will be with me every minute. I hope you know how much I love you. I think you do as I always felt that you could read my mind. I'm planting a garden in your memory and that will also give me comfort and keep me busy too! Be happy and healthy my little girl, and I know we will be together again. Mommy will love and miss you forever.


Murphy, 03/17/88-10/22/02

To our beloved Murphy. We are so heartbroken that you have left us. You brought only joy, laughter and sunshine into our lives. How will we ever go on without your presence, kisses and warmth. We loved you so much. Thank you for 13 wonderful years together.

Marise and Charlie Gross


Murphy, 06/14/02

He was my friend, my partner, my defender, my dog.
I was his life, his love, his leader. He was mine,
faithful and true, till the last beat of his heart.
I hope I was worthy of such devotion.
He will live in my heart forever.

Cathy Flater


Murphy, 08/09/93-08/22/02

Murphy was an unforgettable angle that touched the lives of every one he met....he has the serene face of an angel and has been very abused as a toddler...I rescued him from the pound when he was three years old and we became soulmates from the second we met....he never left my right leg. He left us yesterday after a month long fight from kidney disease...he will be missed and loved forever!

Lorraine Nesbitt


Murphy, 04/01/84-07/24/02

A beautiful and loving friend

Alison Weiss


Murphy, 01/18/02

Murphy's Law

She walked into our hearts, just a tiny ball of fur
Never a pain to us, never no sir
So small and innocent and ready for fun
Not till heaven called her, did she run

The cutest dog you ever did see
Here's the truth you'll always get from me.
She never did wrong or hurt anyone
But god wanted her for his begotten son.

She's in heaven where she plays and plays
Where there is no pain or sorrow to fill her days.
To a new life where is no longer shaved
Because of the beloved pet she'd become, to be now saved.

Though she's forever and missed to the end of our lives
Because the wonder of her even today she strives
Her pain and suffering in the end made her a hostage
But not deserving to the baby girl called "Sausage".

So now we pray, don't be sad for her or for me
But remember us, our little Murphy
Just be the dog angel we know that you are
When at night we'll know you by you're star.

The cabin in the Sun is where you now reside
There with other little family members so do not hide
They look down upon your monuments so new and so sad
to the opening of gates to the dog we once had.

Seizures will not rip your frail body-coughing will not still your breath
Only your little sacrifices hurts these human hearts so
And because of all of that we now let you go.

Bones FOREVER.
"MY GOOD FRIEND BY THE NAME OF SAUSAGE".

Mona


Murphy, 08/23/82-06/21/02

Tonight I lost my dearest friend, my Murphy, my 'tiger'.
He was my rock, my confidante, and my pillow through twenty years of life.
He saw it all through 2 huge sparkling topaz eyes,
He was all knowing, and oh so wise.
He was my comfort and joy and I will miss him so much.
He fought CRF throughout the last year of his life, becoming so small and frail,
But he never lost his zest for life, and his purr was music to my ears.
He is in God's arms now, free from pain, commandeering a paddle boat with Cleo and Herbie in the passenger seats.
Run free little man.
I love you.

Loved and sadly missed by Kim, L.J., and the furkids Harley,
Sarah, Willow, and by his ever present companion Midge.


Murphy, 11/85-09/93

It has been 9 years and I still miss you.
You were my furbaby, and I let you down.
I hope you will forgive me for not being there
when you needed me the most. Know that I love
you and you are always in my heart.

Anna Smith


Murphy, 02/95-05/25/02

Murphy was my little people-lover dog. She hated other dogs, but she learned to love my Brittanys, SKipper and Freckles. I miss her howl, her tail thumping, and her pushy way of getting into the car because she wanted to go for a ride and bark at dogs. We put down Murphy on 5/25 and then had to put down our dear Freckles on 5/29. This has been very hard - my two lovely dogs within one week of each other. Freckles' brother, Skipper, and I miss our little buddies.

Carmen Allen


Murphy, 05/20/02

This tribute is for Murphy, our Nana's 'Little Buddy". Nana got Murphy from the Animal Shelter, and from that day on he was loved and pampered by our Nana and Papa. Murphy was always a good dog. When our Papa passed away, Murphy was there for Nana. He went with her everywhere - even from Florida to New York and back, year after year. We saw Murph right before his last trip up north. We know that he didn't have to wait at the Rainbow Bridge for Nana, because Papa was there to pick him up We will miss sweet Murph, but know he is in a better place. (hope he meets Peppie and Beau) We love you Murphy - Kylie, Allie and Paige


Murphy, 03/08/89-01/07/02

I have been so very blessed to have two gifts from God. First, my son and secondly, Murphy. My baby girl was born with lupus. During the years of treatment, she never once showed any frustration or anger. In fact, all she wanted to do was love anyone who was near her.

My baby girl gave me a most special treasure! She gave me unconditional love. My heart aches when I think of her. And then I wish that humankind would be able to learn some lessons from this beautiful soul that God gave me. Just think of how much we could learn from our babies. How very stupid we are. I thank God everyday for this beautiful soul he sent into my life. "I miss you beyond belief my baby girl!" You gave your all to me and everyone who came in contact with you. You also brought out the best in some of my troubled students. The hardest core kids held you and loved you. "Your mom misses you!". May God's loving arms hold you and give you the love you richly deserve. Please don't forget how much you mom loves you! I hope to see you and hold you and love you someday. I talk to you everyday in hopes that you can hear my love for you.

May the angels be your friend. Play with Corby, Jasper, Toast and Maggie. You are in my heart and mind every second of everyday. I Love You! === MOM


Murphy, 12/13/92-02/28/02

What a Good Kitty! Murphy's Such a Good Buddy! I miss you terribly, Murphy. You comforted me with your big soulful eyes and your gentle purr. Know that you are, and always will be, loved so very much.

Katharine


Murphy, 11/06/01

"He is your friend, your partner, your defender, your dog.
You are his life, his love, his leader.
He will be yours, faithful true, to the last beat of his heart.
You owe it to him to be worthy of such devotion."
(author unknown)

Terry Redmond


Murphy, 05/89-01/06/02

Murphy, I miss you. What a wonderful, special dog you were. You gave me many laughs that I will always treasure. I hope you are happy where you are and I hope you know how much I loved you.

Rachel


Murphy, 01/21/90-08/15/01

Murphy was our first Bloodhound who was bought at a flea market, by my husband, just turning 5 weeks old. While I was out of town. He was 11 1/2 when he passed, and we miss him so very much. I cry just to think about him. We loved him so much and he had us well trained. We were given a 6 mo. old bloodhound puppy in Feb, and Murphy loved him and we knew when we lost Murphy that MoJo was given to us by God, because he was going to take Murphy to the bridge soon. Be at peace our boy. We will always love you. Mom and Dad


Murphy, 12/72/01

Murphy, you were here for too short a time; however, you brought more joy to our lives than some humans experience in a lifetime. We hope you know how much we loved you. For all the little reasons you know about, you truly were our Wonder Beagle!

We love you and miss you so much,

The Moms


Murphy Brown, 07/21/02

You gave us happiness every day of her life. Your beautiful ageless puppy like face can never be forgotten, your pricked up ears and wide eyes, your wagging tail and warm tongue that greeted our return, your little bit crazy temperment, chasing and catching your tail in your mouth and then looking at us with that silly face. Running in circles, rolling around in the grass and dirt, chasing squirrels in the park you were so carefree and happy.. bringing us joy. Murphy, you are missed terribly, an emptiness hangs in our hearts and the home we shared with you. We love you.
Brian Cody


Murphy Brown, 10/11/89-02/27/02

Will be missed greatly by owners and left a "big hole" in our lives.

Charlotte Mills


Murray, 11/03/94-12/15/02

For my little brown dog, a piece of my heart died with you. I will love you forever.

Jennifer


Murray, 04/15/85-07/09/02

I loved Murray. He was with me through thick and thin for over 17 years. He was born on the east coast and lived there for a while before moving to the mid-west and finally to California. He was with me during the break up of a bad relationship, during law school, when my mother passed away, and through the high-tech boom. Always my friend, always loving me unconditionally. He was very sick, and he died yesterday. A part of my heart died also. I will miss him always.

Marianne


Murray, 02/24/02

There are no words to express my love and gratitude to you, but I'll try....
To the sweetest, most precious animal I have ever had the pleasure of knowing. Thank you for giving me unconditional love. Thank you for always seeing the world with new eyes, as if everyday was a gift. Everyday was a gift with you in my life. You were my first love outside of my family, although you were a family member to me. You were my sister, daughter and best friend. Thank you for treating me so kindly and with such love. You taught me so much about life and love and how to love myself. You treated me like I was the best thing since sliced bread, and you were always, always, always excited to see me, even if I had been gone for only 2 minutes. You taught me how to love in the purest most wonderful way. I am forever grateful to you.
I am so saddened to not be able to see your sweet face. It hurts me terribly. Your instrument served you well and you have completed your work on this earth. I pray that you are in a beautifully awesome place with all the other amazing souls. I will carry your soul with me and live your legacy. Thank you for your love. You are one truly amazing soul.

Dana Wallach


Murray, 04/03/91-01/26/02

Murray was much loved, we will miss his very much, as will his brother (Jake) and sister (Maxine). All he ever wanted to due was serve and be loved. He was very active in Pagentry arts. He's now with is two brothers Sebastian and Randy who crossed over some years ago...To all three of you be well and happy..Will always love you Mik & Tony


Musashi, 03/18/02-09/22/02

Dearest Musashi,
I hope you're now in better place, where there is no pain or suffering of any kind. I hope you are playing like you used to. I hope you meet some new friends. I hope you are happy and joyous. You deserve the best, because you are such a loving, smart and beautiful kittie. If there is justice in this world you are already in heaven.

We will remember you forever

All our love

Alex and Jelena


Mushroom, 5/1/86-8/8/02

Mushroom was a friend to everyone. She was rescued from the animal shelter at six months of age. She was never ill. In her later years she developed arthritis. After her 16th birthday she could no longer walk. When she passed away she could not stand. Her time on earth had come and gone so quickly. She was able to play with our infant son prior to her death. She was a great friend to our older son. We will always love and remember her.


Mushroom, 06/06/92-09/04/02

Mushroom (1992-2002)

You were the runt of three boys from the litter, and I immediately knew that you were the puppy I wanted. You were so tiny when we first brought you home--and you *completely* won me over right away! Even though you eventually outweighed the average, predicted Yorkie weight, I still smile (despite missing you terribly) as I picture you "hopping" through the back yard. And although your favorite activities consisted of eating and sleeping and sleeping and eating, everyone always agreed that you were the cutest little thing, with your short little legs and constantly wagging tail. I still can't believe you're gone; I really miss you. Sometimes when I go to visit Mom and Dad's house, I still have to choke back tears when I see you're not in "your spot" by the back door or curled up on the recliner. I think about you all the time and I just want to tell you how sorry I am that I simply couldn't bring myself to come say good-bye to you before you were put to sleep. I hope you can forgive me for that and I hope you know that I always have--and always will--love you very much.

Thank you for a wonderful ten years, my sweet puppy,
Courtney


Mushroom, 05/01/86-05/07/02

He was my companion for 16 years. I had him since he was 5 weeks old. Mushroom was a persian/balinese cross. He was diagnosed with diabetes 2 and a half years ago which contributed to his kidney failure. I feel like I lost my best friend.


Mushroom, 05/28/90-02/09/02

My little "Mushy Mush Mush". I love you so much. You were the best cat in the world. Thank you for giving me such happy memories. We spent almost 12 years together, you moved all over the place, and have gone through a lot in your short life. So thank you for putting up with me and for being such a loving and loyal cat. I enjoyed our conversations together and feeding you your favorite fancy feast. You left fur everywhere you went, and no matter how annoying it was at the time, I am so glad that you did that, for it will never go away and now I will always have a little reminder of you wherever I go. I love you my little Mushy Mush and I can't wait until the day I get to see and hold you again. You are in my heart and I will never love another cat the way I loved you. Thank you for being my best buddy. XOXO


Mushy Face, 04/29/86-07/21/00 Camera Icon

Mushy,
When I first saw you out in the wild, I fell in love with you. I saw that face and it just made me smile. I thought to myself "Look at that little Mushy Face," you were the cutest little thing I ever saw. It looked like someone took different colors and smudged it all over your face. I took care of you, your mom, and your brothers and sisters for 6 months without even having a chance to give you a scratch on the back, a pat on the head or a kiss on the nose. After 6 months and it was getting cold outside, I knew I had to take all of you to find new homes. You went to the vets and one by one someone found a loving home for your family. I asked the vet everyday if you were still there, they said yes. I could not understand why no one took my "Mushy Face." Then one day, it hit me like a ton of bricks, I was at a wedding and I knew I needed to take you home. I thought if someone takes you, they won't call you "Mushy Face," and that's what you are. I called the vets and they opened the office for me so I could take you home. Their response was "It's about time you realized she belonged to you, so many people wanted her, but we knew she should be with you." At that point, I knew we had something special. I brought you home and you hid and flew around the house, being a feral cat, I could see you didn't know what to do and how to handle being inside. I sat with you, pet you when I could, and just talked to you, within a few months, you were by my side cuddling to me and to your new big brothers. Your brother, Bailey, then became your best friend.

Mushy, you were a very smart and entertaining girl. I remember when we use to play hide and seek with your elastic. For days we would try to outsmart each other, you would hide it in your food, I would bury it in my briefcase, camera bag, or fruit bowls, you would always find it. Then you resorted to stealing mine off checkbooks, camera flashes, anywhere there was an elastic band, you would steal it. I couldn't keep an elastic in the house without finding it in your toy box. You then invented your own game. You would carry that elastic over to the chair or table, drop it, then I would watch you carefully and strategically line the elastic up between the legs of the chair, place one paw up on the top of the chair and take the other one to kick the elastic through the legs. I would yell "goal" to you and you would then go retrieve it and start all over again. You would play this game for hours, and I would sit there and watch you like a proud parent.

We now have 14 years together and I never regretted a moment, even when you ran out of the house for those 3 months. Your "Little E" and I sat outside all night for those months just to get a look at that face and make sure you were OK. You resorted back to your wild instincts and made it really tough on mommy to get you home again. I felt like I failed you and my heart was broken...all I wanted was to hold you and kiss that nose...but you would not come near me. When you finally came home, you would not leave my side for a minute. I couldn't eat, sit, or walk around without you crying to be held. You made no qualms about jumping in the air for me to catch you and hold you. You talked for 3 weeks straight, like you were telling me everything that went out while you were outside. You talked so much, you lost your voice. We both knew that either one of us could go thru being separated again.

When Bailey died, you were heartbroken. I could see that you were lonely and lost. I would hear you crying upstairs all by yourself. A cry I never heard before, a lonely cry. I knew you missed your best friend and there was nothing I could do. I would sit downstairs crying and trying to get you to be with me so you wouldn't feel the pain as much. You would come to me, but I still knew you were sad. This went on for a year. I struggled back and forth about getting you another companion, but I didn't want you to think I was replacing you. No body could replace you Mush, you were my "Mush Girl", my "Mushy", "my punkin", and my "little love." You helped me through your brothers' death, you talked to me when I needed company, you cuddled and listen to me when I needed comfort, and you stayed by me even when I was upset.

When the Dr. told me you had cancer and that there's nothing to do but to take you home and make you comfortable for your last days, it felt as though someone ripped my heart out. I watched you for your last week, drag your hind legs and the tumor in your stomach grow larger. You would look at me with those big eyes, and all I could see was a beautiful girl that wanted to be held and loved and didn't know what was happening to her. I knew what I had to do, but just couldn't handle the thought of losing you and bringing myself to do it Now your up there with your brothers Oliver and Bailey. It's been quiet down here with out you talking, but I'm sure your telling Bailey everything, so could you let them know that I love them and you and little things I do, still remind me of all of you.
Thank you Mushy, Oliver, and Bails for the best years of my life. I miss you and to let you know every time I look at your picture and see your face, you still make me smile.

Mommy


Music, 11/07/02

My hero.

Brett Pritchett


Mustylid, 06/06/96-07/27/02

Bye Musty
We tried for seven days and nights to get you well, your rear legs failed so I moved my bed onto the floor. Our vet said "No more!" it was time to part. I took your remains to the woods in Chorlton where you took your first walk, overwhelmed by the long grass after that tiny cage that you where born in, you looked up at me, your eyes saying help me, you where small enough at that time to sit on my hand.
We said goodbye there, the circle was complete.
Greets from your son Kenny who is still looking for you.

Sue Wardle


Mutley, 07/03/02

Thank you for being a loving member of our family and Daddy's best friend. Say hi to our "Dudley." See you both at the bridge. Love your Mom

P.S. Will keep the pillows plumped up for you!


Mutzko, 05/03/02

To My Mutzko-Mutzko Mush-Baby: I am so sorry I wasn't there for you; we miss you so much, we are at a loss and don't know what to do. Murphy keeps looking for you, Mitzie didn't come home for two days, Oliver hardly slept at all until she did, and things still aren't right. You were so brave, protecting your home like you did--you died gallantly and with honor. You were such a Mutzko, a teddy bear; you'll be in our hearts, my heart, Gregg's heart, forever. I will see you when I get to heaven. I love you so much, Mutzko! --Mom


My Baby Boy Cat, 1984-07/23/02

My Henry,
I love you and miss you more then words can possibly express!! Daddy and I have grown up with you, you have been there through thick and thin...I never thought you would ever leave our sides, and my heart will never heal. I'm sorry my baby boy for any pain you had, I wish I could have taken it all away and made you better. I pray you are with Shannon and that you are bringing her as much joy as you have always brought us. I hope you are with P.J. and WK too...and that you are all making Shannon happy and she's making you happy too. Mommy and Daddy love you and miss you so much Henry..our Henrock.....so does Max and Wilma. We will see you again some day baby. We love you forever and always....Mommy and Daddy, Max and Wilma


Mykaela

I love you sweetie. I miss you so. Asher is doing ok. I am trying to remember you when you were healthy. running around my room. nuzzling with Asher and me. Chewing on lettuce and hay like you had never eaten before. Chewing on the plaster. How can that taste good? I will never, ever forget you! you made me so happy. you were the sweetest, happiest bunny I've ever met. I will love you forever. I can't wait to meet you in heaven. Please look in on us and visit us. Please let Asher know you're doing ok. I love you. love, Emily


Myla Merritt, 9/22/02

We will never forget the day we picked you from the litter. You where the only one sleeping in the bunch. One ear up the other down. You were our little fawn. In the car you used hide under daddies legs while I was driving. You made baby number two a welcoming addition to the family and took the back seat. You played fetch with the disabled and liked to tease cats. You fetched the paper and a beer. But most of all you gave us love that we will always remember and cherish.

Love, Mommy, Daddy and Morgan


Mylee, 07/29/01

We miss our little girl so much. She battled cancer for two years and finally passed on after she saw our daughter was safely born. She was the light of my life.

Shannon


Myles, 05/22/90-01/14/02

Myles was a great dog, who filled my life with love and happiness. I used to tell him that I had "miles and miles of Myles", but it was not nearly long enough. My sense of loss is exceeded only by my love for him. In the words of the song "I can't cry hard enough."

Carol McNeil


My Little Doggy Ruffy, 02/10/89-12/29/01

My Little Doggy Ruffy was the sweetest dog in the world. He was 13 years old and god has taken him to heaven. I love you Ruffy, with all my heart. Rocky misses you. Ruffy and Rocky were good buddys. Ruffy you are sadly missed by Jessica, mommy and daddy, and me ( Heather ). And Rocky. God bless Ruffy My Little Doggy.


My Pi, 12/08/91-07/04/02

Our pretty, precious, puppy Pi, you will always and forever be a better part of us. Mom & Daddy love you.


Myrtle, 02/10/91-07/21/02

-Myrtle-

You were a feisty little rascal that loved your life with us and we loved you so very much that at last we could not bear to see you suffer any longer. You came into our lives 11-1/2 years ago and provided us with unconditional loyalty and companionship, "Our Little Buddy", and for that we are eternally grateful ... you will always hold a special place in our hearts and minds. We know for certain that you are in good hands now and will never suffer again. Wait for us at "The Bridge" and we will cross together!

Joseph & Patricia Gantt


My Sadie Girl, 07/02/89-10/15/02

God saw you were getting tired and cure was not to be,
So He put his arms around you and whispered "Come with Me."
With tearful eyes we watched you suffer and saw you fading away;
although we loved you dearly, we could not make you stay.
A golden heart stopped beating, running paws were laid to rest-
God broke our hearts to prove to us, HE ONLY TAKES THE BEST

In Our Hearts Forever,
Love Mommy Helen, Dandi and Daisy.


Mystery, 08/23/02

The passing of our Mystery after 13 years has left a hole in both our hearts. We know this will pass, but for now it really hurts. Do you ever stop missing such a good and noble friend?

Frank & Carolyn Cassell


Mystery, 02/17/91-03/07/02

Missy Lou, we will miss you bunches and bunches. dad will miss all the walks you to him on. There won't be anyone to guard his shoes anymore..... we love you baby

Elena and Gary


My Sweet Haley, 04/25/94-07/28/02

To my 1st baby...we adopted you into our hearts when I was 6 mos. pregnant with Garrett. I remember sitting on the floor feeding you your kibble one at a time, and you barking at us for sitting on the couch while you had to be on the floor!! (that didn't last long you were our couch/bed dog for 8 years!!) Remember when you thought the bed was yours and yours alone. : ) I am glad we all learned to share. : )hee, hee. : )

My sweet baby you can't imagine how much I miss you...or how shocked we were that you died...I wish I had known you were going...I loved you so much...it was just you and me in a house of boys and men...girl power!! : )

So I want to say goodbye in this tribute and let you know how much we all miss you. Garrett cried because he didn't get to say goodbye, and I cried with him because I didn't either. We have cried a lot this last week and will for long while, holding hands and remembering you.

Yesterday when I tried to give your dog treats away, Alex cried and said his memories where in the box! I told him, his memories where in his heart, but he insisted they were in the box, so we are keeping the box of treats!! I don't want to take his memories...

And we have so many good ones of you! Playing basketball, and bopping it off your head like a soccer player as a puppy. Chasing frisbees and balls and always bringing them back!! The seagull at McDonald's!! I love you so much for that one, it makes me laugh right now through my tears.

I love you Haley....I miss you... I know you are okay though. I bet grandpa Sc. was waiting for you and the two of you are having a great old time. He always wanted a dog and you would have been his pick, so I know you are together in spirit and driving around together, stopping to chase squirrels (sorry squirrels!! : )you are safe and so loved....

I framed the picture of you with the bright pink feather boa. You look so beautiful. I am so sorry sweetie...but glad you went quickly...and hopefully without too much pain. I will tell everyone about bloat...so hopefully another family doesn't have to go through this too. We didn't know.. I am so sorry Haley.....

Love you sweetie, My Sweet Haley....thank you.....we miss you and love you.... : )

Love, Kristen, Bill, Garrett, Alex and Jordan : )

p.s. and Jordan was just getting to the good foods!! I feed him his babyfood and think of how much you would love the blueberry applesauce...and how all the boys giggled when you would try to lick their chubby little hands as babies! You are the best!! Love you Always!!!


Myu-Chan, 08/08/88-09/30/02

My beloved Myu-chan, you were the best and longest companion I have ever had. You were a real treasure and the source of my unlimited joy for 14 long years. You were always with me as my emotional support while I was going through ups and downs of my life. My dear Myu-chan, thank you so much for being my pet/child. I learned so much from you about trust, spontaneity, unconditional love, and living in the moment. My heart was completely broken and my world stopped when you were put to sleep and died in my arms but I know that we will be uniting again in spirit. Let peace prevail in your journey to God. May God's divine protection and guidance be with you now and forever.


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