Andy – is the angel on the right. Amos is the angel on the left. Both were loving & sweet spirits, with an abundance of personality, playful brothers, loving hearts.
They were almost always good. Andy played with his biscuits & liked to make the biscuits fly-hitting with his paw & pop them in the air & catch them. Amos would watch for a little while, but then put a stop to it because, after all - this is what he is here for…to play with his brother Andy.
They did everything together, Andy was the big brother/Momma to Amos: cuddle, clean & loving him. Andy loved his brother, he would kiss his ears to let him know; he would let him eat first. Amos & Andy lived to be loved and loved everyone. Amos died last year in May, and we lost Andy yesterday. We all miss them both so much. Here is a picture of our two little angels. Amos is on the left – black & white; Andy is on the right – gold & white.
A special thank you to those who took care of Amos & Andy…they loved you too. Amos & Andy, and Maxx too; we will never stop loving you – on earth or in heaven.
Always,
– Dan, Carol, Damon, & Darrin

Pebbles

1994-2006

Pebbles was a great cat; he was truly loved and will be missed tremendously.

I will miss seeing his cute face when I come home from work and miss cuddling with him at night.

He was also a great mouser in his days but then moved on to rabbits; he loved to hunt.

He was a beautiful cat and a loving one too.

It’s so hard to except that I will never see you again or hold you again, at least not in this life.

I hope we will meet again in heaven because I know that Pebbles will be there waiting for me!

I pray that you left us peacefully and I’m so sorry that I was not with you when you left this world.

I hope you can forgive me.

I love you Pebbles, God Bless see you later.

 Love,

Your Mom, Candace, Miranda, Mariah, Melissa, Darion, Will and Joe

Chase,

You were the best friend I could’ve asked for. You protected and comforted us. I will miss those big brown eyes looking at me as if you were trying to tell me something. I will miss our car rides with you sticking your head out of the sunroof. You were a real trooper right up until the end. You were such a humble dog. (You didn’t even mind sharing your food with a cat!)

You’re the best! I will love you and miss you forever. One day we will meet again. Only, next time it will be better. You will be walking, running and playing with no pain.

We love you Chase-man!

Mommy, Daddy, Nikki, and Kayla

I got C.C. in 1990 when I worked for Contel, and someone left her there. Everyone called her the Contel cat, and that is how she got the name, "C.C.".  I am not sure how old she was then, but she had already been fixed. CC was a very loving cat. She thought she was human!

"Holly"

1985-2003

Bud was a great friend. He was as confident as he was obnoxious and he was very obnoxious. But a more loving cat I have never known. It is still impossible to go a day without thinking of him.

Carl and Beverly

Mickey 1985-2003

 Mickey was the very best fur ball (cat) I every had. You were with me before my wife & kids. With a jet black fur coat a soft as a bunny rabbit, with white feet & a white face with a black beard & mustache, with the biggest
yellow eyes that would stare a hole through me, and a personality of a trained dog, we all loved you so so much.

Every morning for the past 13 years I never needed an alarm clock, because you would do a 5:30am pillow walk (get up you lazy bum, & go to work), then as I would drive off, you would watch me from the from door side window & always be at the door when I came home (no matter what time).

You always tried to run off, but were only successful a few times, you always came back soon.

You were the first pet the kids had known, you were like a teddy bear, we held you, combed you, fed you & you had the entire house to sleep wherever you wanted.

The kids miss you so much, they loved you so much, they are still crying for you. We know you are not in pain any more. Please forgive me for having to give you those last 2 shots. You were purring in my arms until the very end.

I miss you the most :( I have no one to share my shrimp anymore, no one to watch late night movies anymore, no one to keep me company when I worked from home. So please find us a kitten soon.

We know you are up in kitty heaven somewhere looking down on us making sure we all stay happy.

You made us Happy.
Jeffrey A. Ehrlich & Family

Charlie was a blessing to our family for 11 years and we will miss him greatly.

Charlie was a sweet, humble dog, always wanting to please everyone. He never disobeyed, even when his mischievous brother frequently did!!

We’ll miss you Charlie! We have shelved the Frisbee because you were the only one who could catch it!! Max will miss his buddy, although he seems to be adapting to being an only child. We thank God for the 11 years we were blessed to spend with you, Charlie!

Love,

Mom, Dad, Eric and Max

Being the tiniest, shyest, black ball of fur adopted on that day at the Cobb County Animal Shelter, Itsy turned out to have the biggest heart and was a true loyal companion. She was loved by everyone lucky enough to know her. She was not afraid to speak her mind in her own unique voice. Even my friends at work heard a few of her curse words now and then! We will miss her greatly.

Miss you pee pie!

Jennice (Mom), Jeff (Dad),

Josh (Brother) and "the Boys"

Bo our friend,

We will miss your happy smile and your happy wags. We will miss laughing at you when you perform all of your tricks at once.

We miss you !

Judy, Mike,

Alex, and Jacob

You were a loyal friend. You never would leave the back  yard even if the gate was left wide open.  We felt safe knowing you were always there to protect us.

We will miss your handshakes and your company. I think Justin misses you the most. You were his first dog and a great friend to him. Thank you for being so gentle with him.

We love you and miss you so much!

Randy, Jenny, and Justin