Cheryl Richardson has had a really hard year with her furkids. And it’s just gotten a bit harder.
Bear was such a bright light in my house. I know that it will be dim for a while, and never quite as bright before. Bear was a friend to everyone who met him, whether it was another pet or person. He became the official greeter of my neighborhood. We made rounds to visit all of the neighbors. He hadn’t been getting out quite as much, because of his arthritis, but he still liked to visit. Casey and I are still in quite a bit of shock. I may not be around for a couple of days, and I hope that you all understand. I’m still processing. This was an exceptionally hard blow, so soon after losing Slate the first of September. Please send good thoughts and prayers this way.
Yes, condolences, many.
It’s surprisingly shocking how many memories come back around, in an empty back yard or room. And how quiet everything is, all of a sudden…
My condolences, Cheryl. I hope that you’ll cherish the good memories you have. I always get a lump in my throat when I hear this Jimmy Stewart poem.
God bless you Cheryl.
Thank you ALL so much for the thoughts, prayers, and e-mails. Casey and I greatly appreciate them.
Cheryl, I’m so sorry to hear about Bear. I too lost my Schipperke “Bear” recently. She was 15 and was the love of my life. I had her since she was a pup. My heart reaches out to you. You, Casey and both Bears will be in my prayers.