Memorials
In Loving Memory of:
Dorothe Grand, our dearest friend. We miss you. Fudge and Snookum
Willie, Murphy & Gus, my three orange tabbies who have passed on. Johanna Maurer
OBU, faithful black kitty for 17 years. We miss her “lap” attitude & beautiful voice. Richard & Maurice English
Sweetie, my stray cat I rescued 15 years ago. Ann B. Collins
Alvin & Betty Ford, my dear parents whose love of animals was only surpassed by their love of all humanity. Mary-Jo Dale
Pepper and Grayling, our beloved Cats. Todd Cunningham & Jean Razulis
Smokey, a kind and loving companion of 16+ years who lost his battle with kidney failure on Dec. 19,2002. He will be greatly missed. Karen Diehl
Mitzi, my little dog, the love of my life. Sharon S. Nardone
Honey, my beautiful baby passed on 12/23/02. Jean Bottner
Joe Z., Ed, (the world’s most well-behaved cat), and all of heaven’s littlest angels. Laura Ost
Helen Hart, our mother, at Christmas. Helen & Morris Needle
Teddy, my best friend for 10 years; euthanized 12-8-02. You brought a special joy to all who knew you, especially me. Ginnie Franks
Lydia, our daughter, a true lover and protector of animals. Norma & Jack Norman
Capone, who will always be remembered as part of the family. Jenny & Dave Merrick
Seymour, a fine cat who is missed. Elizabeth Schuman
Kit Kat, my sweet blue-eyed cat who had to be put to sleep on 12/16/02 She was adopted on 12/7/89 from the Delaware SPCA. She was a gentle sweet cat until the end, and is missed very much, but lives on in my heart. Barbara Smolinski
Madison and Little Girl. David & Sharon Lucas
Max, our orange Tabby; part of our family for 13 years. We miss you. Gabrielle & Charles Bachman
Sammy, our gentle tabby, Kim I, our darling dog and Sol, my beloved husband - I think that I shall never see, a mixed bred dog as lovely as thee, pure breds are made by fools to strut, but only God can make a mutt. Marlene Shapiro & Kim II
Leslie Nielson, for all she does for animals. Katy Wreak
Miracle. Carrie Gilshen
Taylor, who was Pam’s favorite cat. Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Williams
Anita Claus, who loved all animals. Otto Claus
Pepper, my beloved dog. She was a loving companion to the old lady who needed her. Mary Lib Tierney
Francis Croke. Madeline Croke
Max Mahoney, grey tabby with patched white who was 15 years old. Passed 10/31/02 peacefully in my arms. “I so miss the small leap you would make to meet my outstretched hand in greeting.” “Your brother, Squeals, also misses you greatly.” Wendy South
Beezess, our bunny, and Bebe, our guinea pig. Mary Louise Lytle
Max, our 18 year old orange taby. We miss you very much. Elizabeth & Warren Monks
Sam, a wonderful “golden”, who always greeted people with a wagging tail and wrinkled nose. You will be missed. Evie & Ted Tontrup
Elizabeth Finley, my beloved mother. Anne Morrell
Molly, my beloved had to be put to sleep on 1/11/03 so this is in memory of her. She was the sweetest, best dog ever. Laurie Porter-Winkel
Rush, my beloved cat; Mozart - my husband’s Golden Retriever; Sarver & Isbee and all the other Clay Hill horses that are no longer with us. Marilyn Solomon
Fredy the Freeloader, who preceded his beloved benefactor Dorthe Grand 1/31/02, 6/11/02. E. Aldersen
Marian Brooks. Ruth Guienot McElvany
Lydia Zwanzger Riley, my mother, a true animal lover. Norma J. Norman
Milo and Ben, you are not forgotten. Donna Rae Castillo
Maxine, the best dog that ever lived. Thanks for the 16 years of love and loyalty. You will be missed. Sue, Chris, and Tasha
Bustopher, dearly beloved cat of John and Shirley Rice.
In Honor of:
Kathi Dolan. Kathleen Dolan
Rochelle Kasny. Kathleen Dolan
Susan Dudley for Christmas. B. Sidney Heidelbach, Jr.
Dr. Barbara Curbow an incredible mentor, teacher, and friend. Mary-Jo Dale
Sam, Ben and Peter Sonnega three terrific brothers who bring so much joy to everyone in their lives. Mary-Jo Dale
Adam, Alex and Darcy our three beautiful grandchildren. Sheila & Carl Bernstein
Tiger who was saved 11 years ago and is still our best friend. Jenny & Dave Merrick
Molly my wonderful cat friend - asks so little - gives so much. Susan Dalton
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