In Memorium

We have very sad news to report. Today was the last day we had Lizzie in our lives. She gave us 8 1/2 years of joy and pleasure. She was put to rest after a very grim diagnoses of multiple infections in liver, kidneys, bladder along with pancreatitis and diabedic complications. We were able to give her a very nice resting spot at Grandma and Grandpa's pasture and will rest in peace until a later time.

Lizzie had a very kind disposition and was a noble dog. She always was trying to be obedient and was always very happy to greet me when I came home. She was an excellent travel partner and went on several motorcycle trips with me. She was eager for anyone to start their motorbikes and bark at the engine or exhaust eagerly when they would fire up. Lizzie was also gentle with children and loyal to the family. She would victoriously play fetch and loved to tease the cat. She also was a good doorbell and great lookout for the family. She was a gift from God to us for a short time and We are so grateful for the time we had with her and will truly miss her. She was fun to have around the home and be part of our family. Her memory will be cherished for a very long time.