Tribute archive: section 13

Henry Heffner


Little Henry was a vibrant, happy, joyful little soul. He was always glad to greet you. He loved chasing feet. He knew if his Mommy was wearing a new pair of shoes, he had to inspect them throughly. Henry had a collection of stuffed toys which he prized. He loved his “men” as we called them. He had over thirty men in his little army. They had to be a certain size. If they were too big or too small he would kick them out! Henry had a wonderful voice. He would talk his talk to you without hesitation. He would sing to his Mommy in the morning! His voice would carry through the house and you could not help but to smile. He would patrol our backyard every evening. On the lookout for anything out of the ordinary and if he found something you would know about it. Henry was a sweet little boy. He loved his brother Jake and his sisters Sadie and Lucy. He loved his Mommy and Daddy too. I would tuck him in every night and he so looked forward to it. I would tell him “goodnight sweet boy” or “I love you little Re-Re” and I know he was grateful to hear those words. We miss him profoundly. Henry was not a pet. He was a family member. Henry came to us needing some help and we were so glad to give it to him. He returned our love for him one hundred and ten percent. Henry was always a healthy, strong little boy. When he had renal failure it was quite a shock. Our vet tried his best to save him. But the renal failure was so severe Henry just could not fight his way back to us. We had just lost his sister Sadie a month earlier. We think he may have been heartbroken that she was gone and it weakened his ability to fight the renal failure. The kind folks at Peaceful Pet Passage helped once again and now Sadie and Henry’s names are on the Memorial Wall together. Thank you Rob and John and all of the kind people that are part of Peaceful Pet Passage. Henry, You are a good son. You will always be in your Mommy and Daddy’s hearts. We love you. Rest in the embrace of our loving God.

 

Priti Banerjee


Our beloved Priti passed away peacefully after a brief illness on April 12,2017. She arrived on a snowy wintry night on Christmas Day 2004. So small, we wrapped her in a colored blanket and held her close to us and from that moment she was the special love for the family. As she grew She kept us thrilled and comforted us for over twelve years. Her love for each family member was unique. For Anuradha she was ‘Mum’, Nivedita she loved her for her calm love, Lopa was the mother, and Dada was who she had to care for. She delighted in taking car rides and running around at speeds we have never seen. It was always a game trying to catch her as she knew exactly where to hide knowing we could not reach her. Too many sweet memories that touched people around the world that only knew her through Skype and pictures. Her departure has saddened all of us. Her memory will always endure. Our prayers, may her soul forever be at peace and happiness. The Banerjee family( Lopa, Anuradha, Nivedita, Dada)

 

Bowie Lewis


My stepdad wrote a song as a tribute to Bowie. We miss Bowie every single day. The bond that Bowie and our now 6 year old had was priceless. Bowie was my first baby; my Pooh Bear. I wish I could hold Bowie one more time. I wish the bond never had to be broken. He was 8 years and 3 days old when we had to say good-bye to him. Bowie, you are our Light. Love, Dadda, Mommy, Declan and Delaney.

 

Caelee Warehime


In loving memory of Caelee

When we got you at the age of 5, we had no idea how little time we would have with you. 3 and a half years was just not long enough. You were the sweetest, most loyal guard dog of a GSD. You were my little shadow. No matter where I went or what I did, you were by my side. You kept me safe when your dad started working night shift and were my peace of mind to know that I was protected and not alone during those long nights. We miss your sweet puppy smile every day. Love you always. ~Mom and Dad

 

 

Hamlet Clark


Hamlet was the happiest little guy. He loved everyone, loved belly rubs and just loved life. He was a bright spot in our lives. He took a piece of our hearts with him. But he will always be with us.

 

 

 

Coty Keener


Coty had many friends and many nicknames within our town. Buddy Boy, Code Dog, Coatsters, etc. It seemed as everyone knew him and had their own special name for him. Probably because he liked people better than other dogs. He led a very social life and loved getting belly rubs from those passing by. He was the gentlest of dogs and could never hurt a living thing. Once he even licked the head of a baby bird. He loved to chase his rabbit and squirrel friends, play ball and especially liked car and golf cart rides. Some special memories are his pulling slippers off our feet as we laid on the couch, his crawling on our laps in the front seat of a car at the end of a drive, and his special way of showing affection which involved nipping our nose. There will never be another one like him!!! Gentle and loving.

 

Nugget Blanteno


Nugget is on the far right with his two younger brothers.

My husband is a truck driver that found Nugget in a free ad in a farm shopper. We went to Newville PA and collected him. We all know that there’s no such thing as a free dog, but he blended in well with several Aussie brothers and sisters over the course of the 14 years of his life. Aussies are crazy…Nugget was calm and dignified. He commanded a quiet respect from his young siblings. We all will miss him.

 

Peppe Detwiler


In loving memory of Peppe

 

 

 

 

Max Cooper


We rescued Max in Feb of 2007. It was love at first sight. He came running over to me with the happiest look on his face, smiling! From that day forward he was my boy. He enjoyed tearing all the squeakers out of his toys, peanut butter bones,and pizza crust. He loved the snow and hated baths. His ears were like velvet and we rubbed them daily. When our daughter was born in 2010 he would lay wherever she was protecting her and letting us know if she made a peep. He was a smart and loving dog that tossed goldfish crackers from his nose into his mouth. He gave high fives upon request. He followed me around until his final days even though he wasn’t getting around easily. Max was the best dog we ever had. He is greatly missed. Rest easy big guy.

 

Levi King


Levi King crossed over Rainbow Bridge on April 28, 2017. He was surrounded by his owner Kyle, Kyle’s girlfriend Sydney, his mommy Kelly, and his Pap Dave. We fought long and hard against Levi’s spinal cancer but in the end it prevailed. Some of Levi’s favorite activities were walking the Hershey bike path, going for car rides, and protecting the property. Please say prayers for the King family during these tough times. Levi you will never be forgotten and I thank you once again for snapping out on that state trooper in my car. If it wasn’t for your protective instincts my car would have been towed that night. One Love and we are always thinking of you.

 

Sammy VanWyk


Here is my sweet Sammy. You folks helped him cross over in such a lovely way. I will always miss him, my most favorite boy. Dr Carney helped us to get through a tough time.

 

 

 

Harry Wertz


The story of Harry…a stray cat I found half starved. He is a male orange tiger. I named him Harry. I found him on August 21, 2010. Took care of him, vet visits and all until his passing on Oct 15th 2017. For 7 years & 2 months, I enjoyed his love & companionship. The sweetest cat I ever had. I will miss you sweet boy.

 

 

 

Olive Giorgi


The house feels so empty without Olive. I had her since she was a puppy. She gave me 13 years filled with unconditional love. She loved to play with her little stuffed lamb and eat the cats treats. She loved to plop in the middle of my yoga mat as soon as I rolled it out.
She is missed by all her family and friends.

 

 

 

Cheyenne Casey


My beautiful girl, you were such a challenge, but so sweet at the same time. From the time I picked you up, you never failed to catch me off guard with your quirky personality. I miss you so much, the house seems empty without your larger than life presence. Until we meet again, my beautiful blue diva—Taza Kaimar Shadowynde Veritas…Cheyenne. Wait for me. 💕🐾

 

Coby Otto


Coby was the best dog ever. He spanned almost the entirety of Sarah’s life. They were young, energetic tots together. He walked with her to and from the bus stop almost every morning and afternoon throughout the elementary school years. He slept faithfully outside her bedroom door every night for nearly a decade, until he could no longer do stairs. He loved the snow. And there were many, many, many great walks over the years; we eventually transitioned from Coby eagerly pulling and yanking us all over the place to us intentionally walking very slowly so that Coby could keep up on his failing legs. His favorite sound in the world was a tie between Sarah’s voice and the jangling noise that the metal part of his leash made when it was time for a walk. He was always there for his people, and never met a new person he didn’t like. Everyone who met him loved him right back. We miss him so much.

 

Cooper Bender


This is our dear Cooper who passed over on April 6, 2015. This is the first time I’ve considered sharing her photo.

 

 

 

 

Tommy Metz


What can I say…. he was the best comfort buddy ever. Tommy and I were like peas in a pod – kindred spirits. I will miss him immensely, but his presence will remain.

 

 

 

 

Blossom Loiselle


Blossom 14 years old, Pit/Lab Mix, rescue. Gone too soon. Love your, Mommy

 

 

 

 

Abby Kreiger


This is our “Abby.” She was with us for thirteen years. She was gentle, intelligent, playful and with us always. She was Daddy’s girl for about 10 years or so, but she slowly gave up catching the ball, protecting the garden and chasing chipmunks. She then liked to stay with Mom, “helping” in the kitchen where something just might fall to the floor and need to be cleaned up. She had a “brother” cat named Iggy who she lovingly washed his ears every chance she could. She was our dog, our friend, she was loved.