Dear Hachi, from birth your journey had not been
easy. Yet, from the moment you came into our lives you thrived,
you loved and were loved. You were the most faithful, loyal and
loving companion, always by my side. I loved you, I miss you, my
life will never be the same without you. For it’s true, once
you’ve been loved by an Akita your life forever changes. You
were one of a kind. We were joined at the hip and I loved every
minute of it. We had a connection like no other. Every happy
howl, every grumble that if an Akita owner is lucky enough to
have shared with them they relish every second of. Every head
turn to make sure I was always there, right behind you. Or you,
following me everywhere. You even did the rarest of rare, you
fetched for me. Yet, it happened so suddenly. We thought we had
more time with you. We were shaken to our very souls to lose
you. The sleepless nights, the deafening silence haunts us. We
still can’t believe you’re gone, but somehow believe you’ll
never really be very far away. We’ll miss you and never, ever
forget you. Now it’s time for you to run, play and be healthy
again. Don’t worry, it’s ok. Go ahead. One day you’ll turn your
head and we’ll be reunited at the Rainbow Bridge, never to be
parted again. Hachi, come visit us in our dreams. We’ll look to
the skies and call your name in hopes that you’ll hear us. Until
we meet again, with love, hugs and kisses, Mommy (and Daddy)
XOXO
Harry Von
Schuyler Lauber, April 2, 2007 - May 5, 2022
Harry you are missed very much. We love you and still feel
you walking and playing with us. It's hard to understand you
are with God in Heaven and not running in the yard barking at the
neighbor dogs. They miss you too for they do not come
to the fence anymore. You are with Scarlet and Schuyler now
playing and chasing each other. Give them our hugs and
kisses. We love you and miss you so much!!!
Henri T. Krause,
1/25/2005 - 1/8/2022
What a guy this beautiful yorkie was. When I met him at a tender
young age, I instantly fell in love with him; and although he was
my sister's and her husband's pet, he was very much a part of my
life too, and I loved him just as if he was my dog. It's difficult
to speak of him in the past tense now because prior to developing
dementia, he was so full of life. He was a dog who loved
people, and he was not shy at letting it be known. In fact, he was
such a social dog that I thought that if pets could be in
politics, he'd make a perfect mayor. He loved taking walks
and greeting the neighbors, he loved going shopping with his mom,
and going up to other shoppers to say hello, and if folks were
having a bad day, his friendliness could easily turn that around,
putting a smile on their faces. He was such a charming pet that
soon I decided to adopt a pet too and was blessed to get his
brother who came from a later litter. Beamer was his name. Somehow
Henri and Beamer figured out they were brothers, it seemed, and
they became inseparable, frequently exchanging houses for
sleepovers. Beamer preceded him in death, but I know now that they
are back together, never to be separated again. Henri
brought so much joy, comfort, and companionship to us all. He was
just a loving dog who could make anyone want a pet just like him.
I cried so hard when I learned of his passing. One reason was
because of his departure, the other is because of the pain
my sister and her husband feel that I'm so familiar with 💔. They
were just the best parents, and Henri could not have asked for
more loving parents and a more perfect home. I want them to know
that they gave him the absolute best life one could give a pet.
They loved him, and they dedicated their lives to him for the full
length of his life, providing him a loving home and spoiling him
to where I he knew he knew he was loved. God makes no
mistakes, and He can do the impossible 🙏. I want them
both to know that God saw fit to call their fur baby home. He's
with our Heavenly Father now, and he's safe and no longer
suffering. May he always remain in all our hearts as I know
he will. He taught us all how to love and how to smile. God bless
his parents and their other dogs...until we all someday reunite
with Henri again. He sure left his paw prints on our hearts. He
will never be forgotten.
Henry,
10/16/2019
This is for a beautiful cat Henry who brought a lot of joy and
happiness into my life. He was a gray cat with white paws, white
chest and white belly. Henry loved to rest on the roof top of the
garage in the summer. He liked pate food. I will never forget him!
Henry M. Coney,
10/11/2015 - 9/3/2022
Henry was a Christmas gift to my family and I 7 years ago and he
started out as this tiny rescue pup that could fit in my lap. Over
the next few years, he grew to be a massive love bug that adored
nothing more than being with people. He would never hurt a fly and
he was understood commands very well and was very playful. He was
a beautiful mastiff lab terrier mix that was so carefree. He was
like a hero to me with how positive he was. I was much much
younger and dumber when it came to dogs when we first got him so I
never was able to take him on walks by myself plus I didn't know
walks were crucial for them. He didn't have the perfect life but
he was put into a loving home with us and he made the atmosphere
so much lighter during all the rough times we went through. But he
tragically passed away just a few hours after I had went to sleep.
I know that he's in a better place now where he wont suffer and I
thank him for all the great times he's given me. I know that we'll
see you again. Rest in peace buddy.
Hurley, 03/2006
- 03/26/2022
I fell in love with this little bundle of white fur at Six
weeks old. He has been our little love and joy so these years. I
lost my hubby 11/21/20 and Hurley was his love. I could see a
change in him and didn't want to admit he was failing. I wanted
him to go in his sleep but he was having seizures so much. His
little heart was failing and I had to make the most horrible
decision in my life to relieve him from this. It's only been two
days and my heart's breaking so. I feel so guilty but know he
couldn't go on much longer. I love you my little boy and will
always remember the love you gave us. Love Mommy💔💔💔😭😭😭
Year
2022 Tributes 
