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In Loving Memory of our Dear Friends Page 12
Max 1991-2001 Max was a small dog with a big personality. He won over everyone who came in contract with him. Even if they were not dog people. He felt every delivery and service man who came to the house came to play with him. So they all did. Max would talk to you and back at you if you were not saying the things he wanted to hear. He was very patient with people. He didn't bark a lot. If he wanted to go out he would just stand patiently by the door till someone noticed and let him out. Same thing when he wanted to come in. He did bark when people came to the house and get excited to be let out to greet them. If he was outside when you arrived he would run to greet you. If you were sad he would just come sit beside you. When the grandchildren visited Max would ask them for a bone in his low voice that sounded like a "rrwwwwwwwwwwww" and the kids would run to the cabinet to get him one. When the grandchildren would spent the night he would lay beside their bed. He was a good dog with children, adults, and other dogs. There is an emptiness without his presence in the house. I could go on for pages about him, but it all comes down to he will be remembered, thought of, and missed for a very long time by many. _____________________________________
This is our Max, a stray Shih-Tzu dropped from Heaven into
our lives on a cold February day. I gave Max to my mom at the perfect time
-- one month before my father suddenly passed away, and he was a true blessing
to her. He knew no strangers, and only wanted to love and be loved by
everyone. The smartest of dogs, we were convinced he spoke English and
knew colors, picking up his "red" or "blue" ball whenever
you told him to go find it. Max was a star to everyone who knew him, and
even a star of the stage, appearing in a production of the musical
"Anything Goes!" _____________________________________
In Loving Memory of
Oliver Ruben _____________________________________
Our dog "Snuggles" was a very small Boston terrier
with a very big heart. No one told her that she was small so she acted very big
at times. She died with cancer on April 24, 2000. Snuggles was 10
years old and was a joy in our home and my children, Sandy and Steve now late
teens will remember her for their entire lives. The joy and fun times she
brought to our family, always sleeping with someone or leaving one bedroom to
hop under the covers with someone else. Snuggles will be a loving
memory for the rest of our life, truly she was part of the family. _____________________________________
Buster was born on September 16th,1993 and was laid to rest on June 4th, 2001 due to complications from Canine Blastomycosis. Buster was an excellent watch-dog and a significant part of the family. Always willing to please, Buster was right there, faithful, loving, and loyal. You are greatly missed my friend. My Buddy. My Knucklehead. You will always be in our hearts. Love, Craig & Suki Hampton _____________________________________
These are photos of my dog, Shelley. She's a Pomeranian and she passed away on the 4th of July 2001 from a stroke. She was with us for the last 6 years of her life. As you can see, she loved all other sorts of animals and got along very well with the hamsters, mice, & guinea pig. She gave so much during that period of time and she is terribly missed. I'm sure though that she has gone to someplace better; she deserves that much.
, In Loving Memory Pages 1 - 2 - 3 - 4 - 5 - 6 - 7 - 8 - 9 - 10 - 11 - 12 - 13 - 14 . Euthanasia - Gentle Death, Painful Decision
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