SEAVARIDGE'S WINSTON POOHBEAR
January 8, 1998 ~ January 4, 2003
Joye,
We're so sorry for your loss, what a "joy" it has been to hear your
tales about Winston and his accomplishments.Even in his passing he's helping
Berner's yet to come.
O my I think I see him, over the Bridge, Butterfl
Joye --
We weep with you as we have rejoiced with you in the past, and will again in
the future. I know Toby was there to greet Winston and that neither of them,
nor the many others who died much too soon, are in pain anymore.
We, who are left behind, feel the pain and mourn the loss. We will rej
Joye,
I know that Shelby was on hand to welcome Winston at the Bridge, along with
a lot of other Berners with bright eyes and wagging tails. I know they'll
take good care of him until you're able to be together again.
Sue G. with thoughts of my wonderful Shelby-bee, Memories Shelby V Pioneer,
CGC
SEAVARIDGE'S WINSTON POOHBEAR
January 8, 1998 ~ January 4, 2003
Winston was the "star", and you Joye, are the "light". Your dedication to
the health, rescue and other issues for our precious Berners has been and
will always be Winstons legacy and your gift to the breed. Rest assured
that he
Biggest Hugs to Joye and Bill,
And a very special candle burning here at Longlease tonight!
>SEAVARIDGE'S WINSTON POOHBEAR
>January 8, 1998 ~ January 4, 2003
>We had the vet draw blood before Winston was euthanized so he can be part
>of the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center study on Malig
Hi Susan,
Thanks for your note of condolence. I guess it's good that histio takes
our berners so fast so they don't suffer so long, but it sure is hard on
those of us left behind. Winston was a very special boy.
Love,
Joye
--On Saturday, January 04, 2003 6:11 PM -0600 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Joye and family,
I am so, so, so sorry for your loss. So many types of cancer can move so
quickly in our beloved breed. Like with your Winston my Berner-mix, Tippy,
seemed fine but with a touch of something and than she was gone. It is
always heartbreaking to lose one of the fur-babies
I am sorry to hear of your Winston passing. You are so right about
Malignant histio. It is so fast. Thank you to Winston for helping find a
cure.
Susan Ablon
SEAVARIDGE'S WINSTON POOHBEAR
January 8, 1998 ~ January 4, 2003
It is with profoundsadness and a broken heart that I write to tell you that
my Winston crossed the Rainbow Bridge this morning, January 4, 2003 at
10:30 a.m. He was diagnosed with Malignant Histiocytosis on Tuesday,
December 31
