Author: Frank & Maureen
Greta
In Memory of
Greta
As Dad drove you to Baytown on his birthday to meet “Rescue Road Trips” in the rain,
Not quite halfway there, he called home then brought you back to San Antonio again,
You heard very little in the world around you but never seemed to miss a beat,
Even solemn faces of people you passed brightened as you ambled down the street,
The most easygoing, entertaining, adorable puppy to come our way,
Nearly seven years our sweet girl, we’re so grateful for that one perfect stormy day.
Frieda by Frank & Maureen
Eve by Frank and Maureen / Mom and Dad
In Memory of
Eve
First spotted romping with Adam behind a jogger one September afternoon, Hopped on mom’s lap in the driver’s seat, certain of arriving at your new home soon,
You kept your canine brothers and sisters in line, led the pack on nearly every walk, When encountering four legged strangers along the way, you often stopped to talk,
Our larger-than-life, sweet, gorgeous, bright-eyed girl, with your constantly wagging tail, Twelve years our puppy here, forever in Heaven, we’ll reunite on the Rainbow Bridge trail.
Adam by Frank and Maureen / Mom and Dad
In Memory of
Adam
You sprang into our life with Eve one September day,
Though your sister yearned to roam, you preferred to stay,
Laid back except during storms and when enjoying snacks,
You enveloped our home in peace, reminded us to relax,
Nine short years we walked with you, a truly perfect friend,
Never asked for anything — with you our love we send.
Tony by Frank and Maureen / Mom and Dad
In Memory of Tony
Eternally youthful, just a lip line of gray,
Sprung from a shelter one October day.
You lived for walks and lounging in the grass,
Fascinated with every cat you passed.
Four years our boy, much too soon to part,
When you entered our life, you captured our hearts.
Frieda
Tribute to Frieda
You walked and ran us thousands of miles,
Greeted us with full body wags and smiles,
Regarded all humans you knew as your peers,
Comforted Grandma through her final years,
Accepted your decline with dignity and grace,
We’ll never forget your sweet, loving face.
Monday, June 3, 1991 – the day we found you – and joy in our lives