Re: Our Friends & Family Who Have Crossed

[Evan & Dee]

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Evan & Dee,   I am so sorry that you lost your Ginger.  What a great idea for keeping her memory alive!  She is a beautiful girl.   Yvonne   In a message dated 10/13/2006 7:25:01 P.M. Central Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: It breaks my heart to see the loss of so many cherished souls and I wish I could offer words that would ease the pain, but they've all been said, and said well (this is a very nurturing group). We lost our beloved 15 year old (canine) daughter earlier this year and it was a devastating loss that we still mourn. One of the many things that we decided to do to help keep her spirit in our home was to create a digital photo montage and take it to Staples and have it blown up into a 2x4 poster for our dining room (the size allows for larger, more life size images). I know it's not much, but I would gladly create a similar montage image for anyone that wishes to do something similar for their loved one. The advantage of creating it digitally is that you can insert several images into one digital "photo" (as well as a poem, verse, tribute...) and that image can be directly transferred (on a much larger, but crisp) scale onto the poster. We also did the same for a single photo, which hangs by our bed. I put a scaled down copy of the poster we had made at the site below. Please feel free to contact me if you would like me to try and do something similar for you. There would be no charge for creating the image -  it's just a chance to give a little something back to a group that has given so much. You can have it blown up and placed on a poster board for between $30.00 and $50.00, depending on size you want. It may be even cheaper if there's a Kinkos in your area.~ Evan http://i55.photobucket.com/albums/g133/iamlazarus/GingerPoster.jpg   Thank you - it really took us by surprise - my wife had lovingly nursed her through several operations and ailments and she had been doing pretty well. She came home one evening and found her passed on her favorite pillow - we believe she may have had a stroke. She was a very loved little girl and a wonderful soulmate for my wife.