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Rainbow Bridge
Song Title - Forever In My Heart
By - Kenny Loggins
This page is dedicated to those I have lost.
I brought you in to safe and warm, snuggled and held to let you know you are loved.
Every day you gave me unconditional love in return, every day you were a gift to me.
You cheered me up when I was feeling down, I tried to comfort you when I knew what to do.
May 14th, 2008 -
Lucky ~ I believe it was all of us who were lucky to have you in our lives. You were a fighter in heart, a lover, a cuddler, and so much more. You was 'the mother' of all, in spirit. The strength you shown day in and day out, the friend you became to all you met. The courage you shown was astounding with each new hardship. You are a survivor Lucky. It is not the same here without you. Your age was never known to us though we knew you were older then any others, 6 years we concluded and 4 of those you blessed us forever with.
Thank you for teaching us all, and Frick specially, he has missed you the most. Rest well our Lounging Lucky and fill to your hearts content the warm sun shine and grass, for your hardships are over.
In Loving Memory: ?? - April 25th, 2008
August 13th, 2007 -
S.G. ~ it's been a blessing to have you in my life. Your quirky antics, love bites and silly playful and always happy nature was a joy in my heart. How it has pained me these past weeks, with tears day after day, watching you hoping there might be some way. I painted you some wings my Sweet, the night before you left, because I know you can not walk right now and they might help you reach the Bridge above. A shooting star within a cage you were, how the timing gives me mixed thoughts, many shooting starts last night, I prayed one for you to catch your ride so you can shine and shoot across the night. I prayed your last ride, it would not be with me, but on wings and hopes of being pain free, and love to carry you to a better place.
My wish must of came true. Was it a dream I asked myself? Nobody else was even there. Your face so clear, you spoke to me a goodbye, I then awoke to find your body still warm, you had only just left.
In Loving Memory: ?May 2004?? - August 13th, 2007
July 8th 2007 -
I wish I could write all about her, the love the fun and all the joy she's brought into our home. But it couldn't convey it enough.
A bride to Skimper and master to us all. Our hearts ache in your absence, your memories live strong inside us.
Always you acted as nothing could stop you, our Little Ox till the end. You were released from your body, the last loving thing I could give as I held you in my arms, to fly and leap through the fields, finally a day where running you could do and popcorn high in the air.
Rest peacefully without pain, play free without worry, for your song will play for all to know your "Coming to get the Party Started". Over the Rainbow Bridge let your spirit guide you, till one day we meet again.
A legacy you gave birth to, near Lake Orion, MI. One known daughter of unknown name.
For I had not known you long Little Lady, just over a month, but your memories will still go on. You are the first I have lost.
From that first wheek of happiness when you felt better from sick, to the floor time play at nibbling my toes merciless. The early morning calls no other pig would do, the kisses you gave when I said hello to you. Never was you afraid to come up to me, always asking for attention, "please hold and love me."
Our last night, I spent extra time with you. Somehow I felt the time was drawing, not much I could do. Where you trying to tell me to let you go? The last night I felt saddened, maybe I already knew?
Morning came and all was silent ... for days nobody talked or wheeked.
Rest in Peace now, Little Lady. And enjoy the pastures of freedom without worry or pain, that the "Rainbow Bridge" may lead you to, where I may one day, see you again.
In Loving Memory: ?February 2005? - April 18th, 2005
Raskel 1992 to 2002
Raskel my dear, your life was too short. Born in the front seat of my car from Koko, you were always to adorable and lovey. You watched my boys grow and in a moment of haste one caused the accident that turned more fatal over time for you. Always you were there being a part of the new family, a protector in ways that nobody would see, but I did. I hated to leave you as much as the boys and will probably always regret that trailer in which you spent restless days & nights trying to protect from which you could not. We all love and miss you dearly.
Rest well, nobody lives there any more.
Summer 1992
Once a wild pup only just born brought into Munhacke Scout Camp, I must of been 6 or 7 yrs old. Your mothers love brought you there, two kids begging and pleading gave you a new home for the next 12 years. You told us your name when we finally guessed it, Ginger. You never did like the USPS truck or if anything going faster then you could run, the mother of the neighborhood and everyone who lived down there knew :) Almost thought we lost you once when you fell through the ice on the river, me & brother couldn't go far enough to get you, I was scared out of my mind and handed Jeff a candy cane to coax you out, Thank God it worked. You'll always be thought of, sometimes I still feel your presence watching over mom & dad when I come home to visit.
Rest well, nobody lives there any more.
Gets Easter Baskets too! 
with friend Cozy from up the hill.