Sully

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Sully's Spirit

Devotions for your loved ones... dedicated in the memory of Sully the caregiver.

In memory of our beloved and treasured friends who wait for us...

Scarlet: July 1988-April 10th, 2004

Tiny Wee--As I think of you I hurt every where inside. You were my first and don't tell the others, my favorite. Time passes and I grow to miss you more each day. You are my love and my baby. I can't wait to hold you again someday. To kiss your nose and to say, my lovely child I've missed you so. I love you with every part of my being.

You couldn't have been better to me and I thank you. Your dad and I love and miss you so... your adoring mom.

To Chelsea, with love, your mom, Kathy Johnson:

Chels,

Just a baby, left to fend for yourself, you chose me to be your mom, and I fell in love with you. For 14 years you were with me through joys and heartaches, but the biggest heartache of all was knowing that I couldn’t save you in the end, that I had to let you go. You were the sweetest, softest cat I’ve ever known. You brought me such comfort. You will be in my heart always. Until I hold you in my arms again, sweetheart…..

To Charlie, with love, your mom, Kathy Johnson:

Charlie,

Sweet, sweet boy. I rescued you from the bitter cold of winter and you made your home in my heart. Our time together was so short, but I am so grateful that God blessed me with you, my angel. You were such a character! You brought so much joy to my life and broke my heart when you left. You will be in my heart always. Until I hold you in my arms again, punkin’ boy.

To my brother, Sully from Kathy Kozak

I miss our howling sessions, burying my face in your thick fur, your paw on my lap when I was upset, your steady stare into my eyes until I smiled. I miss the order you kept over your canine pack here. They, too, seem lost. During walks in the woods as a pup, the deer scared and sent you running back to me. I never thought you’d be my protector, confidant, caregiver or train so many foster puppies. Someday I’ll find the courage to let the wind unite your ashes and spirit. For now, I can still touch you.

Sweet Heidi. You were an "extra" on the transport the day you came to Planned Pethood. I was there to take home another puppy to foster, but everyone said I would love you and would take you home too. Well, they were right and you came home with me as well. I only had you for three short weeks before you were taken from me. You were an excellent puppy so I couldn't let you suffer anymore. I will miss you terribly, but I know you are no longer suffering. When you find Brandy at the Bridge, give her a kiss for me.

Until we meet again -- Love, your foster mom

Radar - You taught us so much in your short 8 years with us - that it's okay to be 40-something and play out in the snow like a kid with you; that running routine errands in the car is the best thing on earth; and that even though it's freezing outside, going for a walk is still fun. You never won any official titles or anything like that, but then you never tried to. To us you earned the title of "Our Boy" and you let us know everyday of your life just how much that meant to you. We love you and miss you and will see you again some day. Love, Mom and Dad.

Bella: I am trying not to cry as I write this, but I miss my girl so much. Bella (which means beautiful in Italian) our Rott/Lab mix went over Rainbow Bridge on 4/6/2006. She was a very humorous yet stern girl when need be. She had to be wherever daddy was you see she absolutely adored him and the ground he walked on. I wasn't jealous of this cause I knew she loved me just as much, but in a different way. Bella was a save from the Weiler Holmes in East Toledo 9 years ago. I stopped my car after work one night to find some young boys hitting her with a golf club while she was tied to a grill. She was so ragged that we named her Bella out of sarcasm. Her favorite thing was to make sure that my husband and I never slept at night as she laid right between us every single night. I miss those nights......God love you Bella and I will see you again.

Bernadine Tammarine-Martin

Casey came to live with his mom Bonnie, one month after her husband
died. Casey was a wonderful companion, and could sense the mood of his mom, knowing when a warm nuzzle was needed. He was a gentle
soul, and loved all people. He was especially tender with children.
The past six years Casey would come to Hospice with her mom where
they volunteered. He would visit both patients and staff, always bringing a smile to those he met. Throughout his life Casey provided support and love to those who needed it. He will be greatly missed. Kristie Dubois

Bear We never met a dog like Bear. He was a big dog with a bigger heart. He was the most loving animal who never hurt anything even our guinea pig, Squeaker. Bear loved life. He loved to play with Fatty and Frisky his kitty friends, and Luke, Angus and Lucy, his girlfriend. Bear was a troubled doggy who had problems eating things that were bad for him. But as much trouble as he was, he was the most loved dog. He received the best of care at the Findlay Animal Care Center and Findlay Animal Hospital. But the Angels at Ohio State Veterinary Hospital saved his life time after time. Dr. Cooper was not only his surgeon, but a devoted friend. Thank you for all you did for him. We will miss you Bear and we will see you in the time where we will play together once again. Thank you for all your companionship and devotion. Everyone who met you was touched by you and those who knew you loved you. There will never be another Beardoggy. You were one of a kind. Rest in peace dear friend. Heather Andre' and Jay Kershner