ON TO THE RAINBOW BRIDGE
| This page is dedicated to those special friends, who have made their way on to the rainbow bridge. If you had special Pet that you would like to post a memory. Please Email Tim @pinneri2@aol.com |
| A Pet is a special part of your family, who will always have a special place in your heart. They are gone from our sight.... but never from our memory, gone from our hearing...but never our hearts. gone from our touch... but their presence is felt. and the love that they gave us never departs... |
| I was blessed to have had Jacob for so may years, he was my first home bred Champion, my friend - I will miss him so much. Hannelore So this is where we part, My Friend, and you'll run on, around the bend, gone from sight, but not from mind, new pleasures there you'll surely find. I will go on, I'll find the strength, life measures quality, not its length. One long embrace before you leave, share one last look, before I grieve. There are others, that much is true, but they be they, and they aren't you. And I, fair, impartial, or so I thought, will remember well all you've taught. Your place I'll hold, you will be missed, the fur I stroked, the nose I kissed. And as you journey to your final rest, take with you this...I loved you best Jim Willis . |
| Ch. Rosewood's Nobody's Fool Aril 1 1995 - Aril 30 2010 |
| The memory of: MACH Alynmar Hooligan TDX “MARLY” Marly was the first English Cocker of the NEOECSF to obtain a MACH. She represented our breed with honor and pride. Her memory lives in all of our members. Live wild and free in agility heaven… Marly dates: 8/8/96 ~ 6/22/10. |
| First Club member to get a MACH MACH Alynmar Hooligan TDX MARLY Owned by Diane Hach got their MACH on April 3,2005 |
| Marly loved playing agility from the very first day in Puppy 2 class. She ran over the baby dogwalk and through the opened weave poles. She bounded through the tunnels and chute. Marly was made to play this game. She so enjoyed it although there were times she thought she could design a more interesting course than the judge and would take off and do a loop of obstacles, eventually making her way back to me to finish the course. As a ring steward noted - “She sure likes agility; she took every single obstacle....at least once.” As time went on and we jelled as a team, it was sheer joy to run with my exuberant partner. In 2004, she ranked #4 ECS in AKC agility. I was blessed to have been given such an incredibly special girl who gave me a lifetime of memories. You go, Marlygirl!!!! |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |