We will always love and miss you Stormy. We'll never forget you baby. We still miss our talks we had together.
Another picture of Stormy
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Stormy had the best personaliaty of all the huskies we've had. She was
also the most loved. She was our baby. She was the conversationalist of
the family. We still miss hearing her voice. We let her out for her
morning run and she didn't return. Our other husky lead us to her body a
month later. She was killed by a stupid or blind hunter. One of her
puppies was also killed with her. We found them together. So the idiot
that killed them knew they were not deer. We will always love and miss you Stormy. We'll never forget you baby. We still miss our talks we had together. Another picture of Stormy |
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| This is Warf, our sweetest pup we ever had. We give him to our best
friend, Jon Sartin. His girlfriend mistakenly let him out one day and he
was hit by a car. Warf was a well trained house dog, he taught us that
no matter what was going wrong from day to day, he ws always there to
brighten the day.
Warf we will always remember you and your way of lifting our hearts. |
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Nikolai Aleksi, Maestro of the Tundra Born: 12-17-93 Left: 4-29-99 Deborah and Fritz Dolak were blessed with Nik during the most depressing times of our lives: our quest for Fritz' life-saving lung transplant. Nikolai brought us through that time with his antics and made us laugh. He was truly a therapy dog before he got his Therapy Dog's International Certificate. As Fritz died a little each day, Nik grew stronger, larger and more beautiful easing our minds off of what was happening to Fritz. When Fritz did receive his lung transplant, Nikolai assisted Fritz and Deborah during the difficult days of my recouperation and rehab. The team of Deborah and Nikolai received a number of Trial awards including 2nd place Team just a few days before Nik left us. |
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Riggleman's Lady,
Lady was a sweet, beautiful girl who we will never stop remembering, missing and loving. She added so much to our lives, it just was not fair to keep her with us any longer when she was suffering from the cancer that was stronger than the surgery and treatments she had had. She is now at peace and pain free, and living on in our hearts and memories.Nov. 18, 1988 to Feb. 10, 2000 |
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