Obituaries

Bryan came into our lives almost twelve years ago. He was rehomed to our family from a soldier who was serving our country and could not keep him. The day I picked him up he walked right up to me I pick him up and we got in the car. He immediately jumped into my lap, stood up, and laid his little head on my chest and we were inseparable ever since. He immediately became my little protector, my snacking buddy, my listening ear, dancing and riding partner and best buddy. He was the best little dog I could ever have. One of his favorite things to do is ride in the car. He would sit on my left leg and just look out the front window as if he was the driver. Two things he disliked were clothing which he would turn into a statue (he literally would not move) and the playground; too many people. I never thought that a little fur baby would have such an impact in my life and the lives of my family and friends as well. A little over two years ago he was diagnosed with congested heart failure it broke my heart. But he was the same with his love and affection despite his health. I pray that all dogs go to heaven because he deserves to be at peace. No more pain or suffering. just fields of grass and plenty of sunshine because sometimes he wants to feel the sun on his fur. He was loved by all and will be sorely missed.