In Memoriam
This
page is dedicated to all of our Dobermans that have gone across the
A Fleeting Moment
A fleeting moment in the fabric
of time
Through the years, always mine
You always wagged your tail
Even as the years made you frail
Aching for that scratch behind the ear
And your bark I still can hear
Your eyes would follow me
As adoring can be
Across the rainbow bridge you've gone
But in my heart is where you belong
We'll meet again old friend
But till then
You were a fleeting moment
That never can be stolen
From memory gone by
Till the day I die
by
Jennie Wolfe
“In Loving Memory”
May 23, 1999 to October 26, 2011
Ch. Mannerheim’s firestarter
Dickens
My
dearest Dickens, it was with a sad heart that we learned of your passing. Part of you came home to us and for that
we are grateful. What remains of
your once vibrant beautiful body will lay next to all
the dear Dobermans that have gone before you and where one day your daughter
Piper will also reside. You were a
magnificent dog in your youth and lived a good full life, loved by all. Even though we had to place you into a
new home to make room for the next generation of champions, you were still in
our hearts. We often thought of you
and wonder if you were doing okay.
You’re now free of your frail old body and we hope your soul is
soaring across the rainbow bridge to beautiful meadows where you can run
forever.
“In Loving Memory”
June 22, 1997 to March 7,
2011
Wolfpak’s Autumn Dawn, CD, CGC
Autumn
My dearest Autumn, it was with a
sad heart that we had to say goodbye to you. You were our baby from the day you were
born. You survived parvo when you were only five months old. Went to the vet hospital 9 pounds and
came home a 5 pound Ethiopian but you were always a fighter. You competed in obedience and attained
your Companion Dog title in three out of three trials. You use to make us laugh because your
ears never stood up straight until you were in your golden years. We use to call you the Flying Nun. Even
though the years made you frail, you still love to go on morning walks and at
the age of 11 still participated in the Mililani Christmas parade. I selfishly wanted you to live to the
age your father passed but it was not to be. You left us at age 13 years, 8 months and
13 days old. I am so sorry, I couldn’t give you the extra four months to
make it to your 14th birthday.
Debra said you were in pain and we couldn’t let you suffer any
longer. Run free my darling
girl. May your soul soar to great
heights and may you come back to us as a beautiful red show girl. We can always hope. Love, Mom and Dad.
“In Loving
Memory”
January 24, 2001
– August 4, 2010
Ch. Clandobe
Ladyhawke
Sage
Dearest Sage, it
is with a heavy heart that we had to lose you so young, only 9 and a half years of age. You were supposed to have been born on
my birthday but you came 2 days early.
We had you for the first 6 years of your life on this earth. We made you a champion but John and Elsa
gave you the best 3 of the last years you had. John gave you purpose in life and for
that we are forever grateful. I
grieve for the fact that you had such a short time with people who truly loved
you, but now you are at peace and no longer in pain. Run free my dearest Aussie girl, run
free. We will all love you and
remember you forever.
“In
Loving Memory”
June
12, 1994 to April 23, 2008
Lord
Jared Wingate’s Pride
Lord
Lord
was from the Big Island. We wanted a
show dog but as he grew, Lord turned out too short for the show ring. He was a great watch dog, companion and
a producer of four litters. He was Autumn’s father.
Lord lived to the age of 14 in the care of Kay Abe who was to be his
owner from age 6 until his death at age 14. Lord never gained any titles but he was
still a great dog.
“In Loving Memory
June 24, 1997 to July 26, 2007
Hundmeister’s Moonlight Mystic
China