In Loving Memory

I have never met a bigger, gentler goober and i dont know what I did to deserve you.

Our sweet Wilson Bear, You were our little shadow, our protector, and the most gentle soul. You loved adventures and being with your family. You were taken from us way too soon and will be missed everyday. Rest easy and chase all the bubbles, we love you Bubba. Xo

Our baby girl. She was a princess. Always there waiting for her family unconditionally. Right to the very last day. She brought all her grown brothers home to say good bye and we were so happy to be all together for your last walk around your favorite place. She was the ever constant in a life of kids, school, sports, college, military. She was the very best of the best. A little beautiful girl who made an impact on this family for the rest of our lives and will be completely and fully missed every day. We know you are at peace now and that you are playing and free. We will see you again our beautiful, beloved Nike Do. You are my sunshine and you brought us such joy. Our ever present beauty. Our Goddess of Victory.

My darling baby Debbie, I hope heaven has no more cancer. Please look for Shade, Tearer, they are your siblings. Be a family together, forever.

Harley was the goodest girl. We had a routine and she knew it and stuck to it! (much to my dismay on rainy weekends sometimes!) She was loved unconditionally and will be missed beyond measure.

Dolly was an old soul. She came right when she was supposed to come. Loved us unconditionally. Same as we loved her.

The best dog ever!!!

I will see you on the other side Monk!

It's been one week since you crossed the rainbow bridge and our home feels empty without you. We miss you so much. You were my sweet baby until the end.

Rogue was by my side for 12 wonderful years, and in that time he became so much more than just my dog—he was family, a friend to thousands, and the heart of the gym. Raised in the gym from the start, Rogue quickly became our mascot, greeting everyone who walked through the doors with his charm and energy. He loved being in the middle of it all, sometimes even running with the athletes during workouts, as if he were part of the team. He took his last day like his first; held in the arms of the ones that loved him from day one. What brings me peace is knowing that Rogue’s life was full of love, attention, and endless affection. He could not have been more cared for or more celebrated than he was. His presence left a lasting mark on everyone who met him, and his memory will forever carry the joy, warmth, and spirit he brought into every room.