Year 2006 Tributes

For pet names beginning with "N".

Sweet baby girl...you came into Mom's life when she so needed you and you were such a blessing.
Everyday you brought everyone around you such joy.
All of our hearts ache because of your passing. We have taken on the pain you had in your heart so that you could go to the bridge and run and play like you loved so much. I can't believe you are gone, it just isn't fair. The house already seems so empty without you. I hope you know just how much you were loved and how empty our hearts and lives will be without you.
Run free and be happy until we meet again.
Godspeed Sweet Nala....

Kelly

Nashville was the silliest cat I've ever owned. She was a loving kitty and will be missed by all of us very much. Whenever we were sick or sad, she knew and would hop up to give comfort... who's gonna do that now? WE LOVE YOU, NASH!

Beth and Desiree and Scott

Nigel your Mommy and Daddy will miss you so much!
You will always be in our hearts.
We love you son !

Mom And Dad

Nikki was such a loving friend. She comforted us & loved us unconditionally. This house will be empty without her but she will never be forgotten. She will always be in our hearts. I love you Mama girl!

Kim, Bruce & Bryan

My dearest little one, we will never ever ever forget you or stop missing you.
Thank you for all of the joy you have given us - how full you made us feel.
Now we feel empty and lost - but sleep tight little one, we will meet you at the bridge.

Nik Nik we are always here for you, for your spirit, please send us signs and visit us in our dreams to let us know you are ok.

One day we will meet again and we can go for a run and have some treats.
We love you unconditionally forever and always - we have always been proud of our beautiful little one.
You are such a good girl.

Please wait for us at the bridge, we will see you soon.

All of the unconditional love in the world.

Daddy and mommy (Kent and Tammy)

Ninfa -- August 20, 1990 to August 14, 2006

Just 6 days shy of her 16th birthday
Ninfa's energy waned, her body gave way.
We knew it was best.
It just had to be;
to let her go on, to let her be free.

She no longer could see us, nor hear us either.
When walking got tough we had to believe her.
But after a lifetime of traveling around,
It hurt to release her so far out of town.

I cried then.
I cry now.
Yet within me I know
that she is far better off since I let her go.
More comfortable now -- I know that she is already running, exploring the land that is His.

Playing again with her favorite toy:
a sock full of holes,
the toe in a knot.
The fun that we had will n'ere be forgot.

She's shaking and shaking it and as sure as I've toes,
in a minute she'll have it wrapped 'round her nose.
Soft brown eyes sparkling, with joy she's again treading.
She wants to let everyone know:
ALL DOGS DO GO TO HEAVEN.

Nunny entered my life in my 20's and now I am almost 40! I made him my life! He wore many hats to me, mom, dad, brother, sister, baby, and best friend. He was my security blanket. In a crazy world, taking care of him was my sanity. He was considered aggressive and wouldn't allow anyone but me to touch him. It always made me feel privileged. Just watching his beauty while he slept made me feel all was right in my world. Then he was diagnosed with thyroid disease at around 9 or 10 yrs of age. I went through alot to cure him of it but sadly it didn't work. He lived another 5 yrs after his thyroid treatment and with no warning of suffering he passed away at home on the living room floor while I slept. Finding him dead was the most tragic experience of my life. Its been one week today and I keep telling myself he's in a better place. Its so tragic because I never thought it would end this way. I had been dreading this day for yrs. I never thought he would just go in the night like that, with no warning. My life is something very strange now without him. I know I will see him when I die. Ill love you forever Nunny!!!!

Amy