Sophia of Lake Terrace
1/8/2000- 1/24/2012
This afternoon, at home in her living room and surrounded by her family, Sophie drifted quietly into a nap, caught a passing star, hopped on and headed off on her journey to Rainbow Bridge. There, we know, she’ll be happy; blessedly, she’ll be once again healthy; and, most wonderfully, she’ll be waiting for us.
To Dr. Kirsten Nordt, as well as Dr. Pixton, Amanda and the rest of our friends on the medical, tech and admin staffs at GVH, all of whom have shown Sophie and us their particular care, understanding, patience and support, we are extremely grateful.
A doggie is to love.
The Mandels
Patti
September 2, 2000-January 14, 2012
Her Mom: Sarah Torff Her Dad: Brian Torff
She could not hear very well, though we always knew she was listening.
She would talk to us, mostly through the wag of her tail.
She could sense when we were down, and cheer us up.
She would be there to greet us whenever we walked in the door.
She would be there to watch us go, standing by the window, until we were out of sight.
She was not just a friend, but an angel.
She helped me see how to love again.
She will be missed.
Goodbye, my love, my good friend.
You will always be in my heart.
Nala
Cassie
Nina
11/28/2003-5/21/2010
There is a special place for those who have loved without question, without a word or promise…
There is a special place where there is no pain or fear, where love flows freely…
There is a special place to rest in our hearts forever.
We love you and miss you very much Nina.
The Novicelli Family
