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GRREAT's Forever Friends
Buddy Matthews (03-115)
In memory of Buddy 03-115 who spent the last 10 years with us. He came to us in June of 2003 as a 2 year old and crossed the Rainbow bridge November 19, 2013.He had the strongest nose when he wanted your attention. He could pull you up the side of a mountain on a hike. He always posted himself in the corner of the porch at the river so he could be our look-out for bad guys. He never met a person he didn’t love instantly. We will miss you our big Buddy boy.
Frisco Moore
We adopted Frisco from GRREAT 8 years ago after fostering him for a short period of time. He left us on 30 December 2013 at the age of 16. He was truly a loving, loyal dog and an amazing big step-brother to his little sis Addie. He was able to bring our family great joy. Frisco will be missed greatly and even though he left us sadly; he will be remembered for filling our hearts with many good memories. We love you and miss you lots, Frisco. Love, Lonnie, Jacque, Caleb, Declan and Riley
Sammy Miller
This donation is made on behalf of our beloved Sammy, our 2nd GRREAT family member. Sammy passed away unexpectedly while playing outside with his step-sister Zoey on 10/3/13. His resting place is close by at our home.
Sammy gave us 6 amazing years, and our sudden parting has left a huge hole in our hearts and our lives.
Sammy was an amazing big step-brother to Zoey, she looked up to him, cannot figure out what happened to him and keeps looking for him.
I wish I had one more day with Sammy to hug him face to face like we always did, tell him what a great dog he is, assure him how much we all love him, and thank him for all his unconditional love, enthusiasm, joy, affection and friendship. He gave us everything and asked for nothing in return.
Wait for us Sammy, we look forward to our reunion down the road.
Sam, Lisa, Samuel, Rachel, Tasha and Zoey.
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Bullet Emmitt Gasn
We decided to get a dog for my (then) 9 year old son, as he was an only child. We wanted him to experience that particular kind of unconditional love. As it turned out, we all experienced that special love.
We decided on a Golden Retriever. When we went to the breeder to pick out our puppy, we found there was only one left…..the largest pup in the litter with paws the size of baseballs! We were very nervous about this pup becoming a huge dog, which of course, he did, and we do not have any regrets. In fact, we think he was saved just for us.
Bullet was a beautiful dog with a heart of gold and a funny personality.
All he needed and wanted was love and companionship, which he returned in massive amounts. We will be forever grateful that Bullet was in our lives for 12 years, and will miss him and always love him. Rest in peace our beloved Bullet.
Sammie Harrison
Sammie was the epitome of the Golden rule. If ever there was a dog that loved to make other people feel welcomed and loved, it was him. We just hope now that Sammie can run free and do all the things he always loved. We are content in knowing that he’s watching over us, waiting until the day we finally reunite. We love and miss you Sammie, but we thank you for making our lives that much better.
