Category Archives: Memorials

My heart is broken as I have to type this, that our baby girl Pikachu has passed. She was a GREAT dog with such a big personality!! She definitely was the one who rescued us. I feel as I am beyond blessed to have been her mother. Not a day or thought will go bye without my baby girl in it..

To my handsome little baby, I will love you to the end of time and until the last breath I take and I can see you again up above or in another world. There will never be a time that I don’t think about you and how you showed me what love was really like. I wish I could have taken years off my life for you, I would do anything for you. But you had to go and I know you are no longer suffering. Until we meet again my handsome smelly baby, mommy loves you ❤️❤️

Our sweet Max. You gave us 17 years of unconditional love and happiness. You were such a trooper through everything. Sad to not see every day. Rest easy baby boy. Momma, Dad , Justin Cary and the crazy birds. Ps Astro still says “Hi Maxy”

Our sweet Max. You gave us 17 years of unconditional love and happiness. You were such a trooper through everything. Sad to not see every day. Rest easy baby boy. Momma, Dad , Justin Cary and the crazy birds. Ps Astro still says “Hi Maxy”

Precious aka Mama, was a special part of our family. Words can’t explain how heart broken we are but we know your not in pain anymore. Tj will miss you dearly but continue to make you proud.

To my Achilles my loving Playful guardian of my children. My heart is in pain, but I believe in the promise of my creator and the hope in my lord christ Jesus. That we will reunite and be happy again in the new world. Amen. Peace be with all.

Jack Frost (aka Jackie Legs, Jackie Boots and/or Jackie BamBam) was a precious member of our family. He will be remembered for the amazing cuddles and endless love he gave us. Your love was unconditional, faithful and above the rest, you brought such joy to my heart, my friend you are the best. Although you had to leave me, I know that you will wait, you’ll hop up in my arms to greet me, when I come through Heavens gate. Mommy loves you and will see you again!!!

Maci there wasn’t a person that you didn’t like. You were the biggest, most affectionate greeter there ever was! Maci was always happy and had to be where the party was, she would not take no for an answer. She always knew what she wanted and made sure she got it. She would demand your attention! Maci loved being held by her Dad (Joe) and was very content in his arms. She would kiss him until he couldn’t take it anymore. Maci’s feline brother (Marley) is missing her already. They loved torturing each other all day long. Maci my party girl daughter our hearts are missing you already, but we will meet again. Love ???? you always, your peeps ????

My sweet little Woodie bear… I find it hard to believe that you are gone. Your Brother, Berni and I miss you so much. I’m so grateful that I was able to spend so much time with you over the Holidays, knowing it would probably be our last together (but hoping it wouldn’t be). The house is so much more empty without you in it. There is so much about you that I love and will miss… where to even begin?? You were my friend and constant companion for over 13 years. You understood me and my “moods” more than any person could even come close to… thank you for being so forgiving. I hope you have found your Sister by now and you both are now happily reunited. You will never be forgotten and you will always be missed… I love you… my little Woodie-baby…

On July 14, 2001, we were blessed to have Dorothy come into our lives and where her journey began. She was the sweetest as a puppy full of life and looking for new adventures. During her life as she grew into adulthood, she loved good food, cheese her favorite “no no” treat. She loved Christmas and waiting for Santa each year to pass by our house on the fire truck (we never missed it to the last day). Dorothy loved birthdays even if it wasn’t her own. Dorothy loved presents and she enjoyed playing with her favorite bunny and “duckie” toys. Dorothy had fun going to Myrtle Beach with us each year on summer vacation. Dorothy was affectionate and loving. Anyone who knew her loved her. Dorothy loved life and lived each day to the fullest. She always looked forward to each day spent with us. Dorothy was no quitter; despite her illnesses, failing eye sight and poor balance she kept on going forward. She lived as long as she did because she never looked back always ahead. Dorothy lived her life as she wanted. And, her life ended as she wanted bravely with eyes wide open. Dorothy was a special soul and she will live on forever in our hearts. As Dorothy’s journey ends here a new one begins. This time, my little one, you will light the heavens and guide us to you forevermore. May God bless you, rest in peace. Dorothy is survived by her parents Aida and Alan and grandmother, Edith.