Remember Your Pet

We encourage you to submit stories of your departed pets.  We’ll review and post some of these Remembrances in the future.

Remembrances

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  1. Heather Barlow & Janet Lagana

    Heather Barlow & Janet Lagana

    November 3, 2014, we had to make the most difficult decision we’ve ever had to face and say goodbye (for now) to our beloved, Jackson. He was our world in every sense of the word, constantly by our sides, our baby, our best friend. He developed a ruptured splenic mass that unfortunately came back cancerous. Our entire world has been turned upside down since then, his loss has left a huge gaping hole in our hearts and a void that is so unimaginable.

    We loved spending every moment for the past 14 1/2 years he was with us.
    We will forever always remember all the special times we had together. He loved going for rides, running loose in the fields, laying in sunbeams, barking at airplanes & vacuum cleaner, snuggling with Momma’s, playing with his toys. He can never be replaced.

    Kelly was fantastic through this entire emotional process, when we received Jackson’s cremations, even though he isn’t physically here, we feel that he us always with us and he’s back home where he belongs.

    Until we meet at the bridge, little man, you run and play and be happy. For one day, we will all meet again. Momma’s miss and love you very much.

    Jackson Barlow-Lagana
    4/6/00-11/3/14

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  2. Molly

    Lucky-Duck,

    I hope there is some way that cyber-based sentiments can reach you. Nothing I compose will ever do you justice, but I will do my best. You were an angel, a true light to my life. Your nurturing and love is unparalleled. We have been together ever since you were two days old and will remain inseparable. You were taken from us far too soon, and I am so sorry I couldn’t to more to save you. My only option, darling girl, was to relieve you of the pain that would have been awful for you to endure. You were amazing, sweetheart, in every way and you were so strong and brave right till the end. You gave me laughter, compassion, and endless love. Thank you for your constant care and affection, your quack of a meow, your paws gently holding my face, and your soft purring next to me as we drifted off to sleep together. My life is forever changed because of you and will never be the same without you. I will miss you, and send you snuggles and love every day. You are my protector, my shadow, and my friend. I hope wherever you are that you’re happy, dining on your heart’s desire of delicacies, playing, and basking in sunlight with the most comfortable beds imaginable. Please look over us and keep us close. Make sure the dogs stay in line. I love you, Lucky, my little lion cub. Rest comfortably and happily and know at the very end as you took your last breath and outstretched your paw, my hand was there to catch it. I will always be there.

    A part of me fell asleep and lifted into the air with you. I look forward to the day that we’re together again.

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    • Douglas

      Thank you so much for your inspiring words. They truly comfort me during my own time of grief losing my dearest friend Oscar. Knowing that I am not alone in the companionship between a feline and it’s master is a true comfort. God speed to Lucky-D! My heart goes out to you.

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      • Molly

        My heart goes out to you as well! Thank you for your kind reply to my post. The connection that forms between human and animal is one of life’s most profound, inspiring, and loving. The loss of these incredible companions will always ache, but that ache represents something beautiful, too. The pain shows just how real, how abundant, and how strong that love was. My condolences to you for your loss of Oscar. Embrace the love he gave you and the lessons he taught you. Without my Lucky I would have never found the courage to take in an abandoned kitten this past winter, who now lights up my life just as she did. He reminds me of her in so many wonderful ways. Keep you heart open and take care, remembering always that no one is alone in their grief.

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  3. Kae

    Bailey Jane – you were my little girl, my love, my constant companion for more than 14 years. You stood by my side through all that life threw at us. You were the center of my universe and you were gracious enough to share my love when our family grew. Though your passing was peaceful and loving, I am shattered without you. My B-Girl, I will love you forever.

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  4. Jennifer

    Sweetie was a beautiful black Persian cat who lived the hard life of an outdoor stray. I only knew her for a few years. She would wait at my doorstep every morning for breakfast, even in the pouring rain. Myself and an elderly neighbor cared for her. I was with Sweetie the last few moments of her life. Old age and possible illnesses are what took her. She will always have a place in my heart and now in my home. I will always remember her and keep her safe.

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  5. Cammie and Tom

    My Dog Abby was the best dog ever and I will miss her so much. But I will always remember good times with her. She loved everyone that she used to see and I know she is in a better place now . We love you, never forget you. September 2nd -2014 miss you baby girl =(
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  6. Carol McDonald

    [img]http://forget-me-notpetcrematory.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/rosebudlacey.jpg[/img]
    On the morning of the 4th of July I had to say good bye to the sweetest, most loving friend, and companion I have ever had the pleasure to know. She helped me through some really tough times in my life and always sat near me with a look of compassion and soft nuzzle which told me she understood me. Lacey was my fur baby and I loved her just like one of my kids. She always greeted me with so much love and enthusiasm each day it made coming home a pleasure. Coming home these days is not the same for sure –how I miss those greetings! I was so lucky to have her in my life and I miss her terribly. Letting her go was the hardest act of kindness I have ever had to do.
    Lacey, I will always miss you sitting by my feet whether I was watching TV or at the computer. I will miss our car rides together even though sometimes I was freezing cause you like the window open so you could see and smell out the window. You were so worth it. I will miss you snuggling close to me in bed, and I will even miss how you were under the pillow in a thunder storm. Rest in peace Lacey girl and always know I love you! You will forever be in our hearts. ♥♥♥

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  7. Brittany

    To Arthur, you were the best kitty I’ll ever have <3 I love you still so much its not even like your gone. I still feel like I’ll come home and see you sleeping under the porch or waiting at the door for me. I loved your meow and the way you loved to talk to me. Saying goodbye to you was the hardest thing to do. laying you down on my soft pillow in the a/c room with kisses and love you couldn't meow or even lift your head but as I sat with you I could hear you purring. softer and softer till your tummy no longer rose. I kissed your nose and covered you in my blanket. June 3rd is now the saddest day.. I love you till forever baby <3

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