**This memorial was created by Sonny Harker's mother, Beverly Smith Harker.**
"Lassie was a good pet and was loved in the 1950s by my Aunt and Uncle, Mamie and Harry Burger, and their children Shirley, Joann and Bobby. My name is Sonny Harker, (that's me in the photo about 1953), and I always had lots of fun playing with Lassie whenever I visited my cousins. I dont know when Lassie went to live with my cousins or when she died but she still lives in the memory of those who loved her." Sonny is now a grown up man and this story and memorial is written by his Mom, Beverly Harker.
"Lassie was a good pet and was loved in the 1950s by my Aunt and Uncle, Mamie and Harry Burger, and their children Shirley, Joann and Bobby. My name is Sonny Harker, (that's me in the photo about 1953), and I always had lots of fun playing with Lassie whenever I visited my cousins. I dont know when Lassie went to live with my cousins or when she died but she still lives in the memory of those who loved her." Sonny is now a grown up man and this story and memorial is written by his Mom, Beverly Harker.
**This memorial was created by Sonny Harker's mother, Beverly Smith Harker.**
"Lassie was a good pet and was loved in the 1950s by my Aunt and Uncle, Mamie and Harry Burger, and their children Shirley, Joann and Bobby. My name is Sonny Harker, (that's me in the photo about 1953), and I always had lots of fun playing with Lassie whenever I visited my cousins. I dont know when Lassie went to live with my cousins or when she died but she still lives in the memory of those who loved her." Sonny is now a grown up man and this story and memorial is written by his Mom, Beverly Harker.
"Lassie was a good pet and was loved in the 1950s by my Aunt and Uncle, Mamie and Harry Burger, and their children Shirley, Joann and Bobby. My name is Sonny Harker, (that's me in the photo about 1953), and I always had lots of fun playing with Lassie whenever I visited my cousins. I dont know when Lassie went to live with my cousins or when she died but she still lives in the memory of those who loved her." Sonny is now a grown up man and this story and memorial is written by his Mom, Beverly Harker.
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