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Tributes
This page honors our "fur friends" who have passed over the Rainbow Bridge!
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| Buster sitting on his favorite bench! |
"Buster Brown"
Buster crossed over the rainbow bridge on June 27, 2008. His big Pibble smile, the gift of his
loving heart to those he trusted and his ability to make us laugh will be what those of us who loved him and understood him
will miss the most. Buster only lived 2 1/2 short years and much of that time he spent being fearful of what humans
would do to hurt him. Once he understood that not all people were bad, he was a wonderful, loving friend.
If Buster could talk, I believe he would want everyone to know that his breed is not evil, but rather the person, or persons,
who betrayed his trust when he was young that are the evil ones. He would also encourage people to "get to know" a bully
breed before you judge them. For more infomation about the Pit Bull breed, visit the BAD RAP website now. I love you Buster Brown and will miss you terribly! Rest in peace Bubba!
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| Ben with his ever-present "smile." |
"Benny Boy"
Ben crossed over the Rainbow Bridge on January 9, 2005 at the age of 13 1/2 years old.
He was such a special boy and has already left a huge hole in our hearts! Everyone loved Ben, from the garbage man who
would take time out of his busy day to give Ben a scratch on the head, to our neighbors, Leo & "Max" who would come by
to visit Ben in the front yard while out for their daily walk! We miss his "woo, woo" when he got excited and miss seeing
him resting with his head on a stolen towel or shoe! We know he is enjoying running and flushing up pheasants in
heaven and we look forward to seeing him again some day. Thanks for all the joy and smiles you brought to our lives
Ben!
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| Toby playing with his club cover in the leaves! |
Our Toby
Toby was our longtime friend and companion who left us at the age of 13 in November of
2003. He was one of the most beautiful Goldens ever! He was gentle, loving, and quite the "prancer". Before
we adopted Toby, he had grown up on a farm. Because he loved to roam, he had been shot at often. Understandably
he was gun shy and was not a hunter. However, he was the ultimate family dog and will be missed forever!
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